[ SECRET POST #2495 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2495 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's exactly the same as a good majority of Western pop music, only with more dancing and shittier working conditions for their artists.

[(Anonymous)]

idk, i've found that it's easier to find songs with actual melodies and not overly synthed/autotuned stuff in kpop and jpop than it is in western pop.

like, as a rule i tend to dislike western pop music because (imo) it's more reliant on being catchy than it is on having a good melody. it's much harder for me to find western pop that i like than it is to find kpop or jpop that i like.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the opposite. I prefer Western pop because you'll eventually find some decent melodies amongst all the crappy songs. But the majority of K-pop (at least the stuff in the charts) is autotuned synthed dance songs. It sounds like the sort of generic stuff that a DJ will throw together at the clubs.

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I think this is just a case of confirmation bias, tbh. There's exactly the same amount of "actual melodies" in Western pop as in K/J-pop, and exactly the same amount of over-synthed club pop. If you prefer K/J groups, that's fine, but don't act like it's somehow inherently superior as an entire genre because it's literally the same thing in different languages.

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+1