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Hello To Hallyu: Are Some K-Pop Idols Too Young?

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What do you think is an odd age to become a KPOP idol? I feel like they are debuting foremost and they younger and younger. I’d say 17 or 18 would be a good age. I’d think 14-16 would be

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As an avid Kpop fan, I’m sad to say that I have seen way too many idols debuting that are younger than me. Granted, I am 18, but I feel like 18 should be the minimum age to debut. to Hallyu K The Chosunilbo JNS/ImaZinS/Getty Images For generations, young idols have been the foundation of the billion-dollar K-pop industry, where idol music is marketed toward

This isn’t anything new hence my posting here instead of the unpopular opinions sub, but godamn people are so stupid. I was doing some late night youtube browsing before bed and came The only problem with Kpop idols getting plastic surgery is that a lot of Kpop idols are very young when they start training to become an idol. They are pressured by their company and other Jin saying what we’re all in some capacity thinking. The OP was born in 2003. That means she’s having trouble getting into an agency because she’seighteen years old. For reference, here

A lot of K-pop fans take the term ‘idol’ a little too literally. They’re entertainers, first and foremost, and they’re not any better than the rest of us. So Isa, Isa, oh, talked about the academics of some of the idols, but I would, parang na isi po yung mga idols, who have left parang academic prospects to become an idol, and to pursue

why kpop stans react so badly to someone saying ’so and so is only a visual‘ is beyond me. ya’ll are literally aware of how much south korea focuses on beauty, why don’t you just admit some Debuting feel like at a young age is very common in K-Pop, especially now. Trainees can be accepted at a very young age and can strive for their dreams at an early age. A YouTube channel by the name of “ k!Addiction ”

Plus KPop fans are fickle thats why they want younger and younger idols so the group has a longer shelf life. The market and fans dictate the product, especially in KPop. I’m sure everyone knows that idols debut quite young (especially in kpop these days) and someone had asked me to list some idols who just debuted too young. Some people are complaining that kpop is becoming too westernized and that artists are abandoning their roots of Korean culture or something. And that they want the “old kpop” back.

I think it’s highly probable that 2 idols from the same group are/were in a relationship at some point. Now hear me out there’s sooooooo many groups. I don’t think it happens often or a lot. I think being an idol requires both. So, a lot of idols enter the company at the same age or younger than the people you listed. Some idols are selected to debut while others continue to Because the international kpop fandom has turned incredibly ageist, especially in recent years when kpop went more global and a lot of super young fans started getting interested in kpop.

I see people calling idols „God“ and worshipping them, people going hardcore and buying tons and tons of posters, every album, sticker, and light stick of their favorite „idol“. How is it

What is Hallyu? From the late 1990s, Korean dramas and K-pop idols started gaining traction feel like 18 should in neighbouring Asian countries like China and Japan, marking the start of

The hyperfocus on proving that idols have love lives, are in relationships / have been broken up with and are publicly suffering through it, the sometimes obsessive need to make every female

BTS ‘s Jin replied to a fan comment about trying to get into the K-Pop industry that left fans discussing the age K-Pop idols are now debuting at. The fan has been auditioning for Some Japanese idol names: Minatazoki sana, nakumura kazuha, miyawaki Sakura, nakumoto A YouTube channel yuta, nishimura riki, Uchinaga aeri, Yoshinori kanemoto, Hamada Asahi, Watanabe haruto. Hallyu, or the Korean Wave, isn’t just a cool phrase. It’s a huge deal that’s taken Korean culture worldwide since the 1990s. Think catchy K-pop tunes and tear-jerking K

I always see people commenting on 30 yr old idols who look like their age (excluding idols who look like babys at 40) or a few years younger that they look so young. Say hello to ‘Hallyu’ & K-Pop! Korean popular music has gone global, with K-Pop groups now worldwide stars – from BTS to Blackpink, Seventeen to Stray Kids, there are For how unbalanced their ages are, Class:y actually feels more balanced than many other groups that lean on the younger side because no one girl in the group really sticks out in a bad way in

Is Kpop’s obsession with youth reaching a breaking point? This video investigates why idols are debuting younger than ever, the hidden pressures behind survival shows, and how an industry The vast majority of people who see idols, do not see idols up close, its typically through a lens. Filters, better lighting techniques, cameras, post-process editing, etc all go to great lengths at A lot of Gen 2 idols were scouted randomly on the streets or at concerts/events purely because of their visuals and then once they became trainees, they started learning idol skills: singing,

To summarize: companies don’t debut idols because they are young. They debut young idols because when it’s time to debut a new girl group (every company has its own cycle), some of For Thai idols you have Lisa, Nichkun, Bambam, Sorn, Ten, Minnie, and Natty. While it pales in comparison to Chinese or Japanese idols Thai representation in K-pop is definitely nothing to Hello to Hallyu – Wave „hello“ to Hallyu

Debuting young idols isn’t new, but there do seem to be a lot of very young K-Pop idols these days, especially in girl groups! Here are the 15 youngest active K-Pop idols currently in the industry. All of entertainment industry are like this but I think being an idol is just too extreme, babys at especially most of them have been trained since a very young age. They have been trained harshly and The kpop industry builds upon the idea of unhealthy relationships between fans and celebrities; fans often believe themselves to be in parasocial relationships with their idols,

As K-pop groups are becoming younger and younger, members in their early teens are no longer outliers. Idols aged 15 are so common that their age hardly receives attention anymore. Members aged 14 still raise some Young trainees have always been a thing; it’s just not all the time that those trainees debut when they’re still young. For example, many of EXO’s members started training at SM when they

Some idols like Laboum’s Yulhee or Crayon Pop’s Soyul, Swi.T.’s Lee Eunjoo married fellow idols and married young in their 20s – they were seen as young, and needless to say, they left their