ST Alpha - "No idea how common little appearances like this are in pop music. Veteran Kpop band fromis_9 in a boozy noodle shop sing along." (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 155

No idea how common little appearances like this are in pop music. Veteran Kpop band fromis_9 in a boozy noodle shop sing along.

Posted by con_carne Nov 27 '24, 14:54

One member is the most spontaneous. Another forgets the lyrics. Another embarrasses themselves. Several stand on their seat and dance.

Oh, this band is one of my favorites and happily, they sing songs that I knew already from Spotify play lists.

The customers act like they didn't know it was going to be them and like their minds are blown when they show up. *shrug*

Anyway, all this had me wondering if American pop acts ever do stuff like this. I've seen ads for Kpop fan events before. No idea if it's normal for those to get this raucous. I get the feeling that in the US publicity is one hundred percent reliant on Internet/soc med rather than physical engagement since that is the cheapest. IDK.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2RDaV9rGZc&t=1207s (www.youtube.com)

Responses:

Tiny Table Concerts. -- nm - Mop🧹 Nov 27, 14:56 3
- Do you mean Tiny Desk? -- nm - loosilu Nov 27, 15:28 1
  - No, I think Mop just came up with a million dollar idea, but he'd have to pay licensing to NPR. -- nm - con_carne Nov 27, 16:32
- Though that's missing the close public part of it -- nm - JD Nov 27, 14:57

Post a message top