The three members of The Piggy Dolls, who were originally larger than most female K-pop idols, were put through training to lose a total of 56kg for a comeback. While K-pop is experiencing significant levels of success at present, many disturbing things are happening behind the scenes. [9] Femininity is desired to coincide with the neo-Confucian patriarchal social structure so as to maximize profit; idols are normally forced into this definition in conjunction with Korea's inherently well-defined role for women. 8. What it came down to was those people saying Uhm no, Im convinced XYZ Idol would say something about it if it happened in front of him. Momolands Ahin [2] The promising external success in conjunction with the diverse extant musical acts drove the music industry to facilitate portfolio diversification of their performing groups to maximize success and profits. its up to them who they gonna votewhy wanna hunt them these idiot knetz???? Sulli: The woman who rebelled against the K-pop world Some of the most famous non-Korean idols include Girls' Generation's Tiffany, f(x)'s Amber, BLACKPINK's Lisa, EXO's Lay, Got7's Jackson, and Wanna One's Lai KuanLin. I just find it funny when they get so offended by some of the things kpop idols say and think that the idols need to be sjw wackos like them. Tbh the "innocent" ones are usually the freakiest ones. K-Pop music videos are produced by agencies on a high budget dedicated to bringing the image of perfection with different styles and different concepts for each group/individual35 12 Concepts and Styles in K-Pop. [32] Complementary to these are banned-from-broadcast videos, which include, but are not limited to, "Mommae" by Jay Park, due to overtly sexualized females; "Abracadabra" by Brown Eyed Girls, for being sexually suggestive; "Mirotic" by TVXQ, for body exposure and explicit language; "One More" by Fiestar, due to sexual imagery; both "Vibrato" and "Marionette" by Stellar, for sexually suggestive dancing and clothing; "Touch Me" by Ivy, for sexual imagery and suggestive lyrics; "Joker" by Dal Shabet, for sexual choreography; "Shower Later" by Gary, due to sexual innuendos and mature themes; and "Bae Bae" by Big Bang, for sexual innuendos.
