Vernon do SEVENTEEN sobre a americanização do Kpop desde o seu debut em 2015 até agora:
"Eu sinto que o Kpop soa cada vez mais como pop norte americano em vez de pop coreano, e acho que muita gente fala sobre isso também, então isso me faz querer voltar pros anos 2000 ou pro comecinho dos anos 2010, pra minha época de ensino fundamental, por exemplo, tipo Wonder Girls, ou BIGBANG, ou 2NE1, tudo isso.
Acho que é porque os produtores de Kpop sempre tentam trazer sons norte americanos pro Kpop e transformar em algo próprio, e acho que agora eles chegaram num ponto onde estão bons até demais nisso. Você não consegue diferenciar Kpop de Pop, quer dizer, até consegue, mas a distância entre os dois fica cada vez menor."
acordei lembrando como a mxtx conseguiu escrever mdzs cheia de detalhes com uma trama TÃO BOA e simplesmente fazer o final mais porco e oc que já vi... anos e isso ainda me enfurece
THIS IS WHY THEY WROTE "NORMAL"
🐨: "Normal is a very sad song. I wrote the lyrics in Korean and then changed it to English for radio and stuff, but yeah, there is a Korean version of Normal"
🐨: "One day you love me, one day you say you hate me fine make me bulletproof, so that I won't die even if you shoot me. There was this keyword of Normal. But what is normal for us? As we live as BTS what is the normal for me? Someday people tell me that they love me and the other day they tell me to get lost just like a very toxic couple. People put us high 1000 times and pull down 1000 times too"
🐨: "Wish I had a min just to turn me off"
Fine this is the life that I've chosen and all mistakes are mine but I can think about having a min of shutting off from the people. This doesn't mean that I wanna give up on my life but I can hope for people to forget me for a moment. I think that's the feeling behind writing this lyrics. Now that I see this song is really sad too"
🐨: ""Fantasy and fame yeah the things we choose"
We're accepting that we've chosen this fame"
The kindest thing literature does is remind you that your peculiar little feelings have always existed. Someone, in some century, was equally confused by love, bored by society, tired of performing, and hungry for meaning.