The Birth and Death of Cute Boy Groups: Obsolescence of the ‘Noona Fan’ Culture
The term “Noona Fan” has been in the K-pop lexicon for ages, referring to female fans older than the celebrity or idol they’re a fan of.
The term “Noona Fan” has been in the K-pop lexicon for ages, referring to female fans older than the celebrity or idol they’re a fan of.
The end of the 7-Year Curse: Increasing numbers of international K-pop consumers are serving as a profitable market for older K-pop groups to find footing in today’s music scene.
From Jackson Wang to KARD’s BM, these multitalented individuals have made names for themselves outside of the world of K-pop.
If you haven’t heard Boys World yet, it’s time to put them on your playlists. The dynamic pop quintet takes everything we love about girl groups and brings it into the present.
If you want to immerse yourself in a realm of magic, mystery, and madness, then Mili is the band for you!
Being part of the AAPI community, musicians are often left out of the conversation. To be a woman of the AAPI community, the underrepresentation is even greater. Check out these incredible AAPI women in music with amazing stories to share!
Far East Movement’s 2010 single, “Like a G6,” made them the first ever Asian-American group to earn #1 on the Billboard charts! Besides the usual bands you may listen to, here are 9 more AAPI groups to consider adding to your playlist.
With the re-release of ‘Fearless’, Taylor Swift takes us back to a time that was full of singing, fighting, and kissing in the rain.
The pop star takes listeners on a powerful journey from her substance addiction and struggles with mental illness to her road to healing.
Lil Nas X gives us layers in “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”, a visually-dynamic story about desire, hypocritical judgement from others, and even judgment from himself.