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@ariasecured @moonsaem_ Thank you so so much for the explanation! I'm sorry for the late replay, I was unable to connect for a few days. I've always wondered because I only know from the Japanese perspective, so this is really helpful, thank youuuu

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@ariasecured @moonsaem_ Thank you so much! I've always wondered how a krn person would watch their content. Can I ask who sounds the most japanese speaking krn and who can pass as a krn with a strange accent? I can tell Nicho has a thick accent both in jpn and krn.

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@zzanx22ee JAPANESE Global Group, so let's both learn japanese for them 🤗 Korea is just part of the global expansion, then the US, then hopefully Latin America

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@hyuhzh @_sweno2 Leave from where? They are not a Korean group, they left Japan to go global, first place Korea, then the US, then the rest of the world and when they come back they come back to Japan, what are you taking about?

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@sternumbito Oh I'm sorry, I thought it was about her. I've seen so many misinterpreting what it was said and attacking her. I agree with the concept of loosing music identity, but that doesn't mean the songs are bad at all, is about a change in essence, but the music is still great.

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@euijookisser You put into words exactly how I feel, they were one of the only groups that found their sound imminently. I also support every comeback but for the first time I felt like there were songs that you could put in every other groups discography and not know the difference

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@sylwenon That's all I'm hoping for! It would be perfect timing and they have talked about expansion non stop lately. If they released the news of a kr debut on a jp concert I'd be poetic to release the news of an international debut on a kr concert

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@chansangell This way people can finally undesand that ypu can't compare their numbers, streams or brand deals as if they were part of the kpop hybe family cause they do it the Japanese way, considering acting and morning show more important, and having better fisical sales.

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@chansangell I understand where you're coming from, but I think is out duty as fans to present them to the world as they themselves and their company presents them, Japanese Global Group, so this repeated situation stop happening...

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@nekozful I have a controversial opinion on why is this, but the moment new fans started to present &team as a kpop group instead of a global one, only kpoptwt fans started to come, and once they debuted in kr, it completely went to shit

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@hmmhyow I know right? They are the only group doing everything in the book with only 3, almost 4 years when in kpop you usually wait like 7 years to do something other than being an idol, but in japan is normal, that's our Japan Global Group, doing all and beyond

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@adryteam12 @maki_mar_ Yes, but that group was under avex. I'm pretty sure before that he was under Johnny's. Yuma, Ruki from JO1 and Shogo from INI were all under Johnny's at some point but left.

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@SmilingKookie22 @zumiluvenha &team is a japanese group, and they promote accordingly. Enhypen is a K-pop group, and they promote accordingly. It's almost expected that japanese idols debut as actors early in their careers to promote the group. Nothing to do with who came first. Different industries.

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@EUIJ00CLUB I agree, considering how they treat groups like Arashi or Snowman, who are the best-selling groups of their generation. &team is perceived in the same group. If I don't know about you, you don't exist.