Okay, I tried getting into K-pop and J-pop but all the groups sound absolutely the same, just the same shitty techno beats and lame singing imo. I kinda wanted to get into it because I a lot of people in my area talk about it a lot and I wanted to the what the fuss is about and I'm just left here wondering why friends of mine spend money buying merch on a shitty version of Duran Duran wannabe Asian boys.
lol I don't like kpop but it doesn't seem like you are in the right attitude to get into it, by your op pic and your tone
Grayson Butler
i could give you recommendations but i need to know what you think is shit/what you have listened to so far
William Gonzalez
Go for solo artists and not the groups
Thomas Parker
City pop is jpop for Sup Forums jpop tourists. It all sounds the fucking same. Shibuya-Kei is where its at
Connor Reed
You clearly haven't listen more than two or three songs... I can't speak for Shibuya-Kei, I have only listen to Hi-posi
Owen Morales
1. Do not listen to the boybands, it's 90 percent low-effort shit to get girls to cream their panties and honestly most of its appeal is about the looks, dancing, 'singing' or ballad earnestness garbage 2. The majority of good stuff in k-pop is found in high energy girl groups that draw on the best types of Anglo-Scandinavian pop music and who can't sing very well. 95 percent of Korean ballads or slow jazzy type torch songs with 'great vocals' are not worth listening to, even though Koreans are addicted to those like crack
As far as j-pop is concerned it's far better as a whole before the mid-2000s
Jayden Gray
I have listened to dozens of city pop albums dude. I'm not saying the genre is bad. I think it's good music. But it has as much variety as a genre like grunge does. Little to none. And I have listened to a lot more city pop than just 2 or 3 songs. Im not one of those walking memes who's listened to plastic love and automatically think theyre an authority on the genre.
Kayden Cook
its like they took all of the worst part of modern pop music and cranked up the volume
Noah Jones
it's not really music for hard listening. it's just music to consume and move on from or listen to when you want to hear something poppy
occasionally there'll be a song you really like that'll stay with you for a longer period of time whether it's a title track or a b-side if you want something with a less common sound try aoa- runway