Is it normal that i think k-pop fans are the worst kind of musical fanbase?

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Out of all the musical fanbases that exist out there. The one that is the most cancerous, cringeworthy and annoying, by far, has to be the K-Pop fandom. It consists of mostly 12-Year old delusional girls thinking that guys in their 20s would somehow want to engage in relationships with them. Girls, if you are into guys who are much older than yourselves, you have Biden in America up for grabs. Just sayin.

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  • Boojum
    3 years ago | pl

    It's normal for girls of that age to be attracted to older men who are androgynous or at least boy-like enough to not seem threateningly mature in sexual terms. This is why a large part of the work of managers of pop stars from even before the time when Sinatra was a teenybopper heartthrob has been keeping the reality of these men hidden from the public. The K-Pop managers understand this very well, which is why we regularly hear stories about a pretty band member being replaced with a clone when they've done something that conflicts with their phoney image.

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    • Meowypowers
      3 years ago

      Oh wow this explains why I would have totally had sex with Bieber when I was 13 but not Jay z.

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  • SkullsNRoses
    3 years ago

    K-pop is not the first fan base to suffer from this, back in the 2000’s when “emo” was in its heyday 11-16 year old girls were lusting after 25+ year-old band members. This even happened with the Beatles back in the 60s, they were all over 20 as their teen fans fawned over them. Put a bunch of young, good looking, slightly effeminate men in a group together and schoolgirls (and some schoolboys) will swoon.

    I don’t understand your last point though, are you suggesting these 12 year-olds date Joe Biden?

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      3 years ago

      I was just referencing this whole " pedo Biden " thing that's going on around the internet.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      3 years ago

      Also, how come you only see girls doing this kind of stuff? I mean, I've never heard of the opposite, a girl band being able to make 12 year old boys around the world obsess over them in the same way?

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      • SkullsNRoses
        3 years ago

        Teenage girls go through a phase where they need to bond with something, so they form parasocial relationships with celebrities and boy bands are prime material for that. I watched my younger sisters and cousin go through it, starting at age 12 and not really fading until they were 18. Mercifully they were never under the illusion that they would one day be romantically involved with the objects of their obsessions.

        Unfortunately I can’t tell you why teenage boys normally don’t experience it.

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        • YE
          3 years ago

          You mean Spice Girls never had a sizeable fanbase of teen boys? Assuming most of them grew into gay men.

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          • SkullsNRoses
            3 years ago

            That’s why I said they only normally skip this stage, I’ve observed more effeminate teenage boys becoming crazed over celebrities.

            When I was in an airport last year the guy in-front of me was causing drama because he was trying to take 5 items of hand luggage onto the plane, he was wearing a Spice Girls t-shirt. I guess some of those 90s boys never really grew up.

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        • leggs91200
          3 years ago

          I remember watching Mtv in the 80's with sluts in music videos and usually the male discussions were along the lines of -

          "Yeah, I would like to take her out for a nice dinner and movie, end the evening with a kiss, tell her how beautiful she is, and hopefully form a long term loving relationship."

          No for real, usually just the F word got used a lot.

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      • leggs91200
        3 years ago

        There were a few slut bands in the 80's that drew a lot of adolescent male attention. Samantha Fox, Lita Ford, the band Vixen...

        Maybe today it is Nicki Manage or whatever and other hoochie mama singers that suck but since they are hot, I imagine they sell.

        Their music is always complete crap but never in history has there been a shortage of using sexy women in music to part young males from their money.

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        • YE
          3 years ago

          Lately I occasionally go to the 'Hot 100' section of the Billboard Charts and scan through the list while sampling the songs and I can't help but wonder why most of those songs are on that list. I mean, have music listeners gradually become more retarded in recent years?

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          • Boojum
            3 years ago

            I've thought the same, but then I think that's what older people have said about the music young people like ever since... well, probably since Mozart or even before that.

            Still, I recently came across a YouTube channel where a couple of guys in their twenties - who apparently grew up listening to nothing but rap or hip-hop - film their reactions as they listen for the first time to music suggested by their subscribers, most of which is from the sixties up to the turn of the millennium. That kinda makes me think that the music I liked from that period wasn't all crap. Their reaction to In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins was particularly amusing.

            What I found somewhat disconcerting is that these two black guys seem to have no understanding of how rock and roll's roots were in R&B, the blues, jazz, boogie-woogie and gospel. It was also disconcerting when the main reviewer watched a black-and-white film of the Rat Pack performing and correctly identified Sinatra and Martin, but referred to Sammy Davis Jr as "that Indian guy".

            https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCopm4iCRGWS6PkLB8uDe-Wg

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            • YE
              3 years ago

              Ohhh, I love almost all of Phil Collins hits.

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        • Cuntsiclestick
          3 years ago

          What you said reminds me of my elementary school days and hearing my male classmates talk about how they wanted to marry Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Simpson and Mandy Moore. I'd bring them back to reality by telling them that these women were rich and wouldn't want a little boy who can't even afford anything. I was an asshole. Lol

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      • YE
        3 years ago

        Back in high school the boys schools' entertainment wing would organize themed annual dance event with a sister school. One of the activities at those events was to pick what we termed as 'A Number Mate', you'd pick a random rolled little piece of paper with a number written on the inside of, the girl in possession of a similar paper with the same number would become your 'date'. You'd then have a get-to-know-each-moment where you'd definitely give her your personal info that she'd use to address her letter to you back at her school.. that is if she was interested, which was often the case. In signing off the message in the letter the norm was to dedicate a few songs to your 'Number Mate', two to four songs usually. Boy bands like Backstreet Boys, Westlife, Nsync, and Boyzone always dominated.

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          3 years ago

          Teenage girls have a horrible taste in music, apparently, and always had, it seems.

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  • Ummitsstillme
    3 years ago

    Isn't this just what pop music is? I mean who made Bieber, boy bands like New Kids on the block and Nsync popular if not 13 year old girls? Hell, even the Beatles and Elvis Pressly got rich and famous throughout different generations from the same demographic. Why care about artists and fans that aren't for you?

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  • Somenormie
    3 years ago

    In my opinion k-pop sucks.

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    • LloydAsher
      3 years ago

      What about j-pop?

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      • Somenormie
        3 years ago

        I cannot say I listen to that.

        But people keep trying to tell me to listen to it.

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        • LloydAsher
          3 years ago

          Listen to what you want. Although j pop fans are just as ravenous as the k pop fans (and are creepy as joe biden)

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  • SugaDaegu_328
    3 years ago

    your post shows you hardly know anything about kpop.

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  • jimmyneutron69
    3 years ago

    You know how simp is a word now guess who were the original simps and it wasn't even men it was girls simping for kpop boys.

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  • have_a_good_day
    3 years ago

    YO. I literally just watched a YouTube video with K-Pop. Most of those yellow niggas suck. But I found this one video. BlackPink. Fo hoes singin this song called ddu du ddu du du. It is so bad that it is actually incredible. If they was in da hood right now, them hoes can ddu du ddu du do me. Fahreal. Damn.

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  • thepuppet
    3 years ago

    you don't have to engage with kpop fanbases if you don't want to lol. i know the way they talk and present themselves can seem very overbearing, but i've had friends who are kpop stans and they're real human beings too who just like supporting idols and their music. it's not that bad.

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  • Cuntsiclestick
    3 years ago

    Yeah, fanbases for boy bands are pretty crazy. The good thing is that these kids do eventually grow out of that shit. Though I have seen two women my age(31) that are lusting after a certain k pop band now. Yuck!

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  • COVID-19
    3 years ago

    The whole idol aspect of it is very disturbing. The fans treat it like a cult.

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  • Tommythecaty
    3 years ago

    I just thought it and they were weird because they’re Korean.

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