The K-PopJustice Forum Reader's Poll 2020

Serg.

Serg.

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Lisa #2 best rapper, just like in her group.

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Wills

Wills

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Slice of Life said:
@Wills liking this post....... I know you are a MAGAPOO stan and therefore you voted for Moonbyul!!!!!!!! Don't deny it!!!!
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Wills said:
Mamamoo are four very talented ladies with (generally) great voices, which has turned out to be a death knell because their songwriters think they’ll sound great even if they don’t bother, you know, actually writing a song. Occasionally great, often okay, way too frequently problematic.

I’m just going on record with this because I’ve been painted as a stan in the past and I’m ready to distance myself from it ddd.
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This fucking narrative is going to haunt me forever!!! And I just checked my ballot:
Wills said:
Favourite Rapper –
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So unless our hosts decided to play Mad Libs, I'm off the hook!
 
BEST FICTION

BEST FICTION

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2. Wonder Girls
3. Girls Generation

As what will come as no surprise to anyone, BoA absolutely SWEEPED this category, and rightfully so. Debuting in K-Pop at 13 after being scouted by chance after attending an SM audition for her older brother, she was swept into the limelight with her debut album ID; Peace B, which peaked at #10 and sold over 150,000 copies in Korea. Soon after SM focused their sights on the Japanese market, where BoA became the first Korean artist to have an album appear on the Oricon charts. And not only did it appear, but it hit #1 and sold over 200,000 copies in it's first week, going on to sell over 1 million units in it's 91 week run. She remains the only foreign artist to have three albums sell more than 1 million units in Japan, and joins a prestigous line up with Ayumi Hamasaki & Utada Hikaru as the only artists with 6 consecutive #1 albums in Japan. She also was the first of her peers to attempt a career in the United States, releasing a full length English album in 2009 which charted at #127, becoming the first K-Pop album to chart in the US... ever.
So not only did she break down doors in Korea, she also was the first to chart in Japan AND the US, territories that other K-Pop and "Not K-Pop" groups now thrive in. She quite literally paved the way on her own, and 20 years into her career is still one of the most impressive & talented performers that has ever spawn from South Korea and the world, in general. Give it up for this legend!

The voters also showed some respect for Wonder Girls, who's track Nobody was the very first K-Pop song to chart in the US at #76 in 2009. They also performed on So You Think You Can Dance and The Wendy Williams Program that year, becoming one of the first Korean acts to perform in the US. Billboard also credits them for the creation of their K-Pop chart and section on their website. That's literal impact. Girls Generation also tried their hand at a US takeover, with The Boys being performed on David Letterman & Live! with Kelly and Michael in 2012. They also had a massive career in Japan, selling a million copies of their album becoming only one of two K-Pop artists to do this... The other being BoA.

So essentially women created K-Pop internationally. Let's celebrate these queens!​
 
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2. Karina / æ-Karina (aespa)
3. Yeonjun (TXT)
4. Chuu (LOONA)
5. STAYC

STAYC girls, it's going down! I won't lie girls, this category was a fucking mess. Some of you voted for whole groups, the votes were pretty much split across different members of aespa as well, @Trinu 3.0 voting for me... Yeah, it was a mess.

Our winner is Yoon from STAYC, who K-PopJustice claims to be Korea's next it girl. What is there to say about Yoon? She's perfect, she's beautiful, she looks like Linda Evangelista, she's a model! Everything about her is perfect. Did she stone those tights? Oh, she's smiling! We eat her up every single time she's on that damn stage. She could walk out there in a fucking diaper and we'd be like "Yoon! Your smile is beautiful!"

Next up, it's Karina / æ-Karina from the new divisive girl group aespa. Before she even made her debut, she already had the netizens shaking after texts leaked from her shaded members of BTS, EXO and NCT. Yeonjun from TXT is next on our list, which... I can kinda see? I personally see Soobin as the next It Girl if we're solely looking at TXT.

Chuu from LOONA reappears again, this time as the One to Watch which makes total sense. Chuu is getting a lot of promotion right now in South Korea, with her own YouTube channel and just having made an appearance on Running Girls alongside Sunmi, YooA, Chung Ha and Hani. And because STAYC are so powerful, the entire group got several mentions as well, enough to make it onto the top five.​
 
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Yoon and Karina definitely feel like the correct predictions.

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Before she even made her debut, she already had the netizens shaking after texts leaked from her shaded members of BTS, EXO and NCT.
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I was about to say Karina reminds me of Irene and... welp ddd
@SM What is the good sis' MisandryJustice username?

aux said:
Yeonjun from TXT is next on our list, which... I can kinda see? I personally see Soobin as the next It Girl if we're solely looking at TXT.
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Soobin is definitely the "people's sweetheart" of the group, but I associate the it-girl/it-boy thing more closely with bold #lewks, fierce stage presence and viral moments, which is why I voted for Yeonjun.
 
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