The Unpopular Opinions Thread (Read OP)

[Augusto]

Are people here really believe that Naver comments with 1000+ upvotes about heavenly beauty of some unattractive GG member are the real comments from 'netizens' aka general public?

or Naver comments about heavenly voice of an average vocalist are comments from so called 'netizens' too? I don't think so Fans can comment on Naver too, you know (Pann and Nate users always complain about their domination). And you can recognize fans comments easily bc of some words they use like 'God-' before name of the idol or when they attach too many info about idols into the comment or defend/praise someone too strongly... or when the statement is objectively wrong for the majority of unbiased people.

An opinion like 'naver comments = general public comments = the real evidence of popularity, love and recognition' is too exagerrate, imo.

Edited August 28, 2016 by Augusto

[Augusto]

What's funny about Zico's 'Bermuda', that's one of the most experimental songs of 2016. No one in Korea mixed hip-hop, future bass and alternative r'n'b in such an interesting way so far. They created an extremely compicated synthesis of rap, melody and beat - and all the parts of the whole are carefully detailed, that's the real 'Bermuda Triangle', a skilfully crafted combination of three. That sounds like a modern symphony.

 

...and then you see some nonsense that people say, like 'Dean saved the song', 'I like Crush part only', 'oooh try hard concept' and smth like that, over and over.

 

Maybe they should just keep talking about popularity, sales and visuals like they used to. Not about music. That would be better.

[Augusto]

That's funny how so many people here are set against Big3 as if Big3 are who they are not because of their efforts and achievements.

[Augusto]

1. Those GG songs with noisy instrumentals, 'powerful' rap, no-chorus and random slogans about 'being yourself' copying each other like clones have nothing in common with real female empowerment, it's just trendy rattle aka another kpop 'concept' that replaces the music for kpop fans, as always.

2. Meanwhile the real empowerment song was 'Lion' - with original sound, with meaningful lyrics about women, made by woman (producing, songwriting, rap arrangement, record engineering), got an organic success in the charts and great critical reception. But kpop fans (mostly GG stans ofc) chose to attack the group for 'cultural appropriation' of lions and tattoos they even aren't able to identify, instead of giving attention to the real thing. That explains itself.