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send your unpopular kpop opinions and i'll give my pov on that <3

Fan service can be so irritating at times —

Lia isn't a bad dancer —

3rd generation music is superior —

Twice is overrated —

2018 was a way better year for kpop than 2017 (in terms of music) —

Nct's without you and Go is underrated —

teumes need to get over the ot13 —

Soyeon from Gidle should have gone solo —

Lay is one of the best dancers in kpop.
go argue with the wall —

Monster is exo's best title track —

Big3 privilege exists —

Blackpink is overrated —

Fans make kpop look bad that's why people have that mindset when talking about it —

Ateez has one of the best title tracks —

Got7 has just lost the interest in what they do it seems —

Happiness was a great debut song —

anyways, that's all for now im not continuing this, too much work lmao
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