Stellar announced their comeback in the beginning of this year, so I was REALLY anticipating their comeback. Even though Stellar isn't mainstream in k-pop for their amount of "skin exposure," I'm able to look past that. Their new single, "Sting," sounds so catchy, just like "Vibrato." As for the music video itself, it looks simple, but feminine. When I first found out about Stellar last year, I was shocked at how good their music sounds since I used to reserve a belief that any girl group that feels the need to expose a lot of skin most likely makes crappy music. But, Stellar proved me wrong. Check out their new music video below!
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Sunday, January 17, 2016
Monday, January 4, 2016
Stellar Comeback In Mid-January!
Stellar will be returning mid-January with a mini album. They joined with Makestar for crowdfunding and so far have reached over 160% of their goal. In the video below they talk more about their mini-album and thank their fans for their support along with wishing them success for the New Year!
SEE ALSO: Baekhyun and Suzy's "Dream" Teaser
SEE ALSO: Baekhyun and Suzy's "Dream" Teaser
Sunday, December 27, 2015
10 Banned K-pop MVs
Do you think K-pop is all about aegyo and innocence? Well, here is a list of 10 banned K-pop music videos to make you think otherwise:
1. "Nice Body"- Hyomin
T-ara's Hyomin, without a doubt, looks gorgeous in this music video, however, KBS station could not care less. The hip swirl towards the end is what this MV banned.
2. "Full Moon"- Sunmi
Sunmi's "Full Moon" was banned for its sexual choreography. She was even forced to change it in order to perform this single at KBS, SBS, and MBC live.
3. "Up&Down"- EXID
One of my favorite K-pop groups, EXID! Unfortunately, they were banned for the hip thrust and booty shaking choreography.
4. "Joker"- Dalshabet
Besides the sexual choreography, Dalshabet's "Joker" was mainly banned for lyrical reasons. The word “좆” (pronounced“jot”) sounds similar to “조”(pronounced “joh”), which is a vulgar slur that refers to a particular part of the male anatomy.
5. "Vibrato"- Stellar
Banned for sexual choreography (nothing new) and vaginal symbolism.
6. "Mommae"- Jay Park
"Mommae" was banned for se-ah, forget it! The video speaks for itself.
7. "Sorry I Was Busy"- Infinite H
This short single by INFINITE was banned from airing on KBS station for its profanity and incorporation of Japanese lyrics, which is a big no-no.
8. "One More"- Fiestar
Fiestar's "One More" was banned mainly due to its lyrics, which hint at a sexual threesome. Uh-oh.
9. "Bae Bae"- Big Bang
"Bae Bae" by K-Pop boy band powerhouse, Big Bang was banned for its "not-so-subtle" symbolism...I mean, do you see that syringe seen???
10. "Tough Cookie"- Zico
"Tough Cookie" by Block B's Zico received international criticism for its homophobic and racial slurs. At 3:18, the Confederate flag can be seen on his jacket.
Source: Koreaboo and YouTube
1. "Nice Body"- Hyomin
T-ara's Hyomin, without a doubt, looks gorgeous in this music video, however, KBS station could not care less. The hip swirl towards the end is what this MV banned.
2. "Full Moon"- Sunmi
Sunmi's "Full Moon" was banned for its sexual choreography. She was even forced to change it in order to perform this single at KBS, SBS, and MBC live.
3. "Up&Down"- EXID
One of my favorite K-pop groups, EXID! Unfortunately, they were banned for the hip thrust and booty shaking choreography.
4. "Joker"- Dalshabet
Besides the sexual choreography, Dalshabet's "Joker" was mainly banned for lyrical reasons. The word “좆” (pronounced“jot”) sounds similar to “조”(pronounced “joh”), which is a vulgar slur that refers to a particular part of the male anatomy.
5. "Vibrato"- Stellar
Banned for sexual choreography (nothing new) and vaginal symbolism.
6. "Mommae"- Jay Park
"Mommae" was banned for se-ah, forget it! The video speaks for itself.
7. "Sorry I Was Busy"- Infinite H
This short single by INFINITE was banned from airing on KBS station for its profanity and incorporation of Japanese lyrics, which is a big no-no.
8. "One More"- Fiestar
Fiestar's "One More" was banned mainly due to its lyrics, which hint at a sexual threesome. Uh-oh.
9. "Bae Bae"- Big Bang
"Bae Bae" by K-Pop boy band powerhouse, Big Bang was banned for its "not-so-subtle" symbolism...I mean, do you see that syringe seen???
10. "Tough Cookie"- Zico
"Tough Cookie" by Block B's Zico received international criticism for its homophobic and racial slurs. At 3:18, the Confederate flag can be seen on his jacket.
Source: Koreaboo and YouTube
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