btw the generations are just like a way kpop groups are sorted based on the years they debuted. The first generation is known mostly for PSY who's the guy who made Gangnam Style (you know the song). Some notable 2nd gen groups are, Epik High, Big Bang, and Super Junior. 3rd: BTS, Blackpink, EXO. 4th: Stray Kids, TXT, ATEEZ. And 5th gen is the current generation starting in 2023.
you are wrong. K-pop started way back in 1990's with Seo Taiji and Boys , The 90's is 1st gen k-pop, PSY is either 2nd Gen or 3rd gen. depending if you count his earlier releases under a different name back in 2010, in would be 2nd gen, or if you count when he released Gangnam in 2012 would be considered 3rd gen k-pop. There is a debate that some would argue that Psy's “Gangnam Style” in 2012 was the start of Generation Three, since it was close to the start of 3rd gen.
Hi! At this point you've probably already reacted to the album but since it seems like you were looking for some background on the music... I think you would actually enjoy the INTRO video for ATE. While it is super long, they go into so much detail about the creative process, recording, filming, and other things leading up to the release. They do one for every album, it's awesome and totally worth it! :) And NMIXX is SO great! They are known for their live vocals and have really beautiful complex singing parts. I don't know them super well, but would highly recommend a live performance as an introduction. Personal fav is their Run for Roses performance on Killing Voice. Run for Roses (live): th-cam.com/video/MPsEX2NSDIQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=km_63cwByQNAqOHY
Sad to jump through the video without getting the info. For a person new to k-pop it helps to understand a little how it begin. Knowing how JYP got started helps to understand the inside jokes or info from other videos by stray kids or other artist under JYP. And it establishes how big Stray Kids became for JYP more so than any other groups under JYP. Like 2pm, Rain, Itsy, twice, Day 6, Got7, NizU, Xidinary Heros, Boy Story, NiMXX and more. But if you like knowing less about a group or k-pop in general, this is your channel and go with what you want to know. Thanks for this reaction and your time.
Felix's voice dropped at 13. He didn't go to S Korea until 17. I do not listen to anyone who doesn't write their own music. ANYONE. Emotions cannot be genuine if you're not performing and producing your own music. Also, true artists are rare, making their music worthwhile to listen to. I reward artistry, not fluff.
13:40, yes, the hypocrisy is very xenophobic toned. Beyonce doesnt write their own music but they criticize idols for doing the same thing theyre doing except idols have more training
@@AC-ri2ph exactly. The only time I would criticize an artist over writing their own lyrics is if they were a rapper and also claimed to be the best, or one of the best. But for instance if I found out that idk… lil yachty didn’t write any of his songs I would even care. It’s also weird to say “I don’t like them because they train so much” is the weirdest criticism I’ve possibly ever heard. It’s like saying I don’t like (insert top athlete) because they practice too much 😂
![First Look Stray Kids [INTRO ATE]](/img/n.gif)
If you wanna learn who is who i do recommend watching the skz 2024 guide. The new album is called ATE
@@AC-ri2ph I did a full album reaction to the ATE album
Yess..appreciate your support and reaction to Stray Kids 😊❤
Ryan Reynolds loves stray kids and Bangchan he wishes Chan happy birthday every year for the last several years!
btw the generations are just like a way kpop groups are sorted based on the years they debuted. The first generation is known mostly for PSY who's the guy who made Gangnam Style (you know the song). Some notable 2nd gen groups are, Epik High, Big Bang, and Super Junior. 3rd: BTS, Blackpink, EXO. 4th: Stray Kids, TXT, ATEEZ. And 5th gen is the current generation starting in 2023.
you are wrong. K-pop started way back in 1990's with Seo Taiji and Boys , The 90's is 1st gen k-pop, PSY is either 2nd Gen or 3rd gen. depending if you count his earlier releases under a different name back in 2010, in would be 2nd gen, or if you count when he released Gangnam in 2012 would be considered 3rd gen k-pop. There is a debate that some would argue that Psy's “Gangnam Style” in 2012 was the start of Generation Three, since it was close to the start of 3rd gen.
Hi! At this point you've probably already reacted to the album but since it seems like you were looking for some background on the music... I think you would actually enjoy the INTRO video for ATE. While it is super long, they go into so much detail about the creative process, recording, filming, and other things leading up to the release. They do one for every album, it's awesome and totally worth it! :)
And NMIXX is SO great! They are known for their live vocals and have really beautiful complex singing parts. I don't know them super well, but would highly recommend a live performance as an introduction. Personal fav is their Run for Roses performance on Killing Voice.
Run for Roses (live): th-cam.com/video/MPsEX2NSDIQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=km_63cwByQNAqOHY
@@maddbbekah I had a long day at work and just got home so I haven’t heard or reacted to the album yet so this is very good info!
Yeah when it comes to their fashion felix is the global ambassador for LV, while Hyunjin became global ambassador for both Versache, and Cartier
Sad to jump through the video without getting the info. For a person new to k-pop it helps to understand a little how it begin. Knowing how JYP got started helps to understand the inside jokes or info from other videos by stray kids or other artist under JYP. And it establishes how big Stray Kids became for JYP more so than any other groups under JYP. Like 2pm, Rain, Itsy, twice, Day 6, Got7, NizU, Xidinary Heros, Boy Story, NiMXX and more. But if you like knowing less about a group or k-pop in general, this is your channel and go with what you want to know. Thanks for this reaction and your time.
Felix's voice dropped at 13. He didn't go to S Korea until 17.
I do not listen to anyone who doesn't write their own music. ANYONE. Emotions cannot be genuine if you're not performing and producing your own music. Also, true artists are rare, making their music worthwhile to listen to. I reward artistry, not fluff.
13:40, yes, the hypocrisy is very xenophobic toned. Beyonce doesnt write their own music but they criticize idols for doing the same thing theyre doing except idols have more training
@@AC-ri2ph exactly. The only time I would criticize an artist over writing their own lyrics is if they were a rapper and also claimed to be the best, or one of the best. But for instance if I found out that idk… lil yachty didn’t write any of his songs I would even care.
It’s also weird to say “I don’t like them because they train so much” is the weirdest criticism I’ve possibly ever heard. It’s like saying I don’t like (insert top athlete) because they practice too much 😂