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Originally posted by SO.UNCOOL™
I think you're generalizing here. Not all J-Pop artists are like this.
Just like the U.S., Japan also has a handful of experimental artists.
Present day Japan has more variety more than ever and there's something for everyone.
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Of course I'm generalizing because that what Japan is gearing towards it's mainstream audience. But unlike the US, Japan is being experimental without using constraints. But it's working, obviously, with its people so I guess it's all fine.
But I can't disagree with you altogether. Japan has a higher class of music integrity which leads me to another topic........
I have a tea to spill: I just hope my country will ban KPOP for once and for all.
And Newt, isn't that's what Utada is doing? You need to tell your gorl to step her game and catch up on the other gorls namely Namie, Koda and Ayu.
