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© 2021 AFPInside the cut-throat battle to build K-pop's next superstars
By Kang Jin-kyu SEOUL©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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AlternativeOpinion
The age of the femimale is here.
egads man!
Good luck to them but without a few consecutive hits to propel them into the spotlight they'll be here and gone after a couple years.
Antiquesaving
They forgot hundreds of hours of cosmetic surgery, including eyes, nose, chin, cheeks, etc..
I know many in the industry around the world have cosmetic surgery but the South Koreans take to another level, they are more plastic than Ken and Barby!
Antiquesaving
The scary thing is these guys look like my son did when he was seriously ill as a teenager in hospital and underwent multiple surgeries!
Basically 40Kg or less being fed by a feeding tube.
Bart Fargo
I watched the Black Pink documentary on Netflix with my daughter (who is a huge fan). I was left feeling pity for them by the end of
ropeman
lol like 4 of them have the same chin, nice plastic surgeon.
ReasonandWisdomNippon
Samit
I know you support Korea, but this boy bands are not good. I don't support them in Japan either.
I think both Japan and South Korea should push a more alpha male type of image and energy instead of this feminist version of a man.
GW
Sounds like human trafficking & disposing to me
Boku Dayo
Not to worry. In a couple of decades, they'll be replaced by androids made by LG.
Samit Basu
American teenagers want a piece of K-Pop dream too.
https://www.pinkvilla.com/entertainment/nct-hollywood-tops-twitter-trends-sm-ent-partners-mgm-television-launch-new-us-based-k-pop-group-728376