Son Dambi, Kahi, Seventeen... IDRK...to be honest since After school members were busy lately (especially the OC) and they usually train harder and longer than most groups, since they try new things that need lots of practice like poke dancing, Drums, Tap Dancing, i see their comeback being later than sooner...
Son Dambi, Kahi, Seventeen... IDRK...to be honest since After school members were busy lately (especially the OC) and they usually train harder and longer than most groups, since they try new things that need lots of practice like poke dancing, Drums, Tap Dancing, i see their comeback being later than sooner...
Yeah. It's okay though, their comebacks are always worth it. I'm still so immeasurably slayed to this day by the fact that they actually managed to learn how to pole dance and legitimately pulled it off.
Every time I see the comeback stage for First Love it's just like
Yeah. It's okay though, their comebacks are always worth it. I'm still so immeasurably slayed to this day by the fact that they actually managed to learn how to pole dance and legitimately pulled it off.
Every time I see the comeback stage for First Love it's just like
IKR... First love performances were amazing they totally worth it to win a show... After School must be one of the most hard working groups too bad its not as appreciated as it should be... Their lives performances are very good, although i think some members lip sing .... but most of their choreography are really intense.... i mean dancing to Bang/heaven and singing live seems almost impossible...
I'm extremely salty they took Dream High off of Netflix cause that's one of my favorite shows, like, ever. But Shut Up Flower Boy Band is still there and I love that one too so it's all good.
It's annoying how the selection of anime/dramas is vanishing from Netflix. I mean I can find them all online and I own an HDMI cable but like. It's not the same.
'Music Core' may possibly be banning AR (all recorded) and excessive MR (music recorded) stages to discourage lip-syncing, according to an interview with the CP Park Hyun Suk of the show.
'Music Core' CP Park Hyun Suk apparently told Munhwa Ilbo in an exclusive interview on the 1st, "We will not allow people who are not equipped with the basics as a singer to perform on stage. Even if one's individual part is short, that is fine. The singers who perform on stage must sing."
There is hardly a case when singers use AR to lip sync to these days as that is an outdated method that is also too obvious to the ears of listeners with the high quality audio these days. That is why these days, agencies will record a separate live version as the MR version to use on stage. However even though MR is technically only supposed to have the chorus and such, it can also include quite a bit of the lines of the song. "There are some who record 80-90% of their voice onto the MR. How can you call that an MR... Upon listening to the recorded sound coming from the microphone of some idol groups, [I realized] that they didn't sing at all. This is an example of someone who doesn't have the qualities of being a singer."
However, Park is not saying that he wants a 100% live stage as he is fully aware that the performance factor of the idol groups play a big role. He says that he is not asking for a live stage to the point that they'll be unable to put on their choreography. However, he believes this could determine the truly talented idol groups who can pull off both live singing and their performances.
"If you wake up early in the morning and sing, it's normal for your voice to crack. Is it considered normal for idol groups to use MR that makes them sound perfect every moment... The situation has come to the point that the abnormal ends up seeming normal and the normal ends up seeming abnormal. Technology is so good these days that even tone-deaf people can be made into singers. This is causing harm to the essence of music shows."
"Ultimately, one needs to sing at least 50% [of the song] live... K-pop is now influencing the world. As much as it is receiving a lot of interest, the standards of the international fans will also get higher. As much as they are enthusiastic about K-pop and not K-dance, one should train their vocals to perform a stage that one can be proud of."
In another part of the interview, the CP also went on to comment, "Those who don't sing on stage do not have the qualities of being a singer. We will check the MRs provided by each agency to make it so that those who just open and close their mouths will disappear [from the stage]... There are those idols who only perform 10-20% of the song live. However because a separate recorded live version was played, the public think that the idols actually sang live during the performance... This is an act of deceiving the public."
The agency of an idol group, who is known for their talent, responded to this information by saying, "We are delighted by MBC's decision. Because they are a singer before they are an idol, they have to be backed up with singing ability... This will serve as all the more of an opportunity for truly skilled artists." Another agency of a rookie idol group was not so happy about the news as they stated, "Because they are still rookies, it is too much for them to expect them to perform a perfect live stage. We will need more time to prepare [for our stages]."
It's okay though, their comebacks are always worth it. I'm still so immeasurably slayed to this day by the fact that they actually managed to learn how to pole dance and legitimately pulled it off. 
.... but most of their choreography are really intense.... i mean dancing to Bang/heaven and singing live seems almost impossible...
