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K-Pop Confidential
Big dreams, rivalries and romance collide in this must-read YA novel for K-pop fans everywhere! 'I'm still giddy over this electrifying, big-hearted, all-kill smash of a debut.I couldn't put it down.' BECKY ALBERTALLI, author of Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda'The delectable K-pop confessional we've all been waiting for ... frothy bubble tea of a book.' NEW YORK TIMES'[A] riveting tale of friendship, love, and passion' TEEN VOGUECandace is your average Korean-American teen – who can't believe her luck when she's picked from thousands of auditionees to travel to Seoul and train to become a K-pop star.There's only one problem: she's really not cut out for it.The language is hard, the girls are mean, and the number-one rule is NO DATING – which proves impossible after she meets superstar idol One.J and fellow trainee YoungBae.In the battle to debut, Candace must decide whether a spot in the most hyped K-pop girl group of all time is really worth risking everything ... A YA romantic coming-of-age novel about big dreams, rivalries and friendship, set against the vibrant landscape of Seoul, South Korea For fans of Jessica Jung's Shine, Axie Oh's XOXO and Lyla Lee's I'll Be the One A must for any K-pop fan: a behind-the-scenes look at the Korean pop industry, whilst exploring themes of expectations, female empowerment and determination Author Stephan Lee is a Korean-American writer, YA enthusiast and ardent K-pop fan!
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We Love K-Pop : All the hottest K-Pop groups!
We Love K-Pop is a true celebration of Korean Wave music.Packed with vibrant photos, readers will journey through the songs, styles and stories behind all their favourite K-Pop groups and solo artists.Discover more about the process of transforming from trainee to idol, rate the best music videos, and compare key stats.Whether you're a Blink, a Carat, or part of the Army, there's something for every K-Pop fan!
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K Culture : K-pop, Cuisine, On Screen, And More - Celebrating The Korean Wave
Celebrate Korean culture whilst learning about its past and present in this stunning and fascinating guide. In recent years, Korean popular culture has taken the form of a tidal wave sweeping over the West.Whether it’s music, film, drama series, fashion or cuisine, South Korea is establishing itself as a key player on the world stage. And the Korean Wave (Hallyu) shows no sign of stopping.Even before Squid Game and the award-winnning film Parasite, K-pop had become a $5 billion industry and Korean food had become the exciting new regional cuisine in restaurants and bars.K Culture will reveal all aspects of South Korea's way of life, both historically and in its new found fame.Including sections on K-pop bands, cinema, drama, art, comics, food, fashion and night-life, with features within each section on the best films, shows, stars, artists etc. – this book offers different gateways into contemporary South Korea and what drives it. Also highlighted is the global influence, with a focus on eight cities from around the world (including London, Paris, Berlin, Toronto, New York and L.A.) that have embraced this dynamic culture.This book is a stunning, informative and fun handbook to the Korean Wave.
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K-Pop or J-Pop?
Both K-Pop and J-Pop have their own unique styles and appeal to different audiences. K-Pop is known for its catchy tunes, intricate choreography, and visually stunning music videos, while J-Pop often features a more diverse range of genres and tends to focus on emotional lyrics and melodies. Ultimately, the choice between K-Pop and J-Pop comes down to personal preference and what type of music and culture resonates more with each individual.
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Which K-pop group introduced you to K-pop?
The K-pop group that introduced me to K-pop was BTS. Their music and performances caught my attention and made me curious about the K-pop genre as a whole. From there, I started exploring other K-pop groups and artists, and I have been a fan of the genre ever since.
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Are there black people in K-pop culture?
Yes, there are black people in K-pop culture. While the industry has historically been dominated by East Asian artists, there are black K-pop idols and trainees who have gained popularity and success in the industry. Some notable examples include Alex Reid from the group Rania, and Kard's BM and Somin. However, it is important to note that the representation of black artists in K-pop is still limited, and there have been discussions about the need for greater diversity and inclusion within the industry.
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Is K-Pop Chinese?
No, K-Pop is not Chinese. K-Pop, short for Korean Pop, is a genre of popular music originating from South Korea. It is characterized by a wide variety of audiovisual elements and is performed by Korean artists. Chinese pop music is known as C-Pop, which is the popular music of China.
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The Ultimate Guide to Korean Pop Culture ABANDONED: From K-Pop to Bibimbap and Beyond
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BTS : Icons of K-Pop
Seven men. Seven years. 31 million Twitter followers. 11 billion YouTube views. 13 billion Spotify streams. Sold out world tours. BTS are a global phenomenon – this is their story. This fully revised and updated edition of the bestselling biography covers their journey from debut to Map of the Soul: 7, and looks at how this group of guys from South Korea have taken over the world.RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook can sing, dance and rap, and write and produce their own music too.From humble beginnings at a small agency to topping charts all over the world, their story is truly incredible, and testament to the amazing talent and hard work of each of the members.Their dedicated fanbase, ARMY, have supported them through thick and thin, celebrating triumphs alongside their idols and pushing them to ever-greater heights.Extensively researched, and written in an upbeat and accessible style, this book interweaves the backstories of each of the members with the narrative of the band as a whole, their modest debut and their astonishing rise to fame in their home country and beyond.It also includes 16 pages of full colour photographs of the band performing, posing and having fun.
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k-pop : A short encyclopedia
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Has K-Pop changed?
Yes, K-Pop has changed significantly over the years. It has evolved from a genre primarily focused on pop music to a diverse and global phenomenon that incorporates various musical styles and influences. K-Pop has also become more inclusive and diverse in terms of the artists and groups that are gaining international recognition. Additionally, the industry has embraced social media and digital platforms, allowing for greater global reach and fan engagement. Overall, K-Pop has undergone a transformation that has expanded its influence and appeal worldwide.
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'K-Pop or not?'
K-Pop is a genre of popular music originating from South Korea that incorporates a wide range of musical styles. It is characterized by its catchy tunes, impressive choreography, and visually appealing performances. If a music group or artist fits these criteria and is from South Korea, then they can be considered K-Pop. However, if they do not meet these criteria, then they would not be considered K-Pop.
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Is K-Pop sexist?
K-Pop as a genre is not inherently sexist, but there have been instances of sexism and gender stereotypes within the industry. Some K-Pop groups and their management have been criticized for promoting gender roles and objectifying women in their music videos and performances. However, there are also many K-Pop artists who challenge traditional gender norms and promote messages of empowerment and equality. It's important to recognize that the industry is diverse and complex, and while there are instances of sexism, there are also efforts to address and change these issues.
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Which K-Dramas feature K-Pop groups?
Several K-Dramas have featured K-Pop groups in cameo appearances or as part of the main cast. Some examples include "Dream High" which starred members of 2PM and Miss A, "The Producers" which featured members of 2PM and Girls' Generation, and "My ID is Gangnam Beauty" which included members of ASTRO. These collaborations between K-Dramas and K-Pop groups often attract fans of both genres and contribute to the overall popularity of the shows.
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