Yu-gi-oh! World championship 2008? lots of questions for experts?
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How popular is Generations from Exile (J-POP)?
Apparently, Generation from Exile tribe is very popular (Worldwide). Generations from Exile Tribe, also known as simply Generations, is a seven-member Japanese boy band signed to the Avex Group label Rhythm Zone. The group belongs to the talent agency LDH and is part of the collective “Exile Tribe”.They had just complete their European Tour in May 2017, (London, Paris and France). And complete their concert in AVON Hollywood in June 2017.Hottest and coolest boy band in Japan that is known worldwide. The best Best Choreography Award winner in 2016. Excellent performance.*************************************************************************Pop group GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE will embark on a second world tour in May. WORLD TOUR 2017～SPEEDSTER～ will start on May 17th in Taipei, Taiwan. Then, the group will perform in Macau, Los Angeles, New York and London. The tour will end with a show in Paris on June 4th. While tickets are not available for purchase at the moment, the prices have been revealed. They differ depending on the country and type. VIP tickets include early entry, rehearsal viewing, a meet & greet and a mini-gift. To stay up-to-date with news about the tour, you can follow GENERATIONS on Twitter and Instagram. GENERATIONS first toured the world in 2015. The group performed in Taipei, Hong Kong, Paris and London. Last year, the group released its third album, SPEEDSTER.*************************************************************************GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE WORLD TOUR 2017 ~SPEEDSTER~ Tickets 05/26/17GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE Announce World TourExcited about GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBEGENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE return to London for 2017 world tourIn United States: - New Album
Why does everyone hate Jpop?
Japanese are really bad at singing and are against autotune for some reason. And Japanese culture is only adored by people who are escaping reality through unhealthy anime obsession. Also, people typically like to know what a song is saying. With pop music, it isn't like the lyrics have to say anything important, but they at least have to be in English for your average person to like it.
How much different is the training of Japanese idols compared to k-idols?
I am not sure if you are asking about JPOP Idols or Japanese idols in the KPOP industry,but I’ll try to answer it the best that I can.When Produce 48, a survivial show including members of Japanese group HKT48 and korean trainees from multiple entertainment companies was still airing, it was clearly shown how much less the japanese idols train pre-debut.Picture 1: Produce 48 traineesThere were korean trainees, who already trained for 4+ years but haven’t debuted yet, still the HKT members had only couple months of training before debuting in a group.Picture 2: HKT48Also the training is not as intense, as they don’t focus on dancing and singing that much, in japanese industry the main focus is on the entertaining, as the girls have said themselves, you have to be a good entertainer first and then a singer and a dancer.Dances are really simplified, especially for the girl groups and not every group dance.After debuting,the most important thing for the group is to have a catchy song and promote themselves well and get enough spotlight, after that they can continue working on their groups and gaining their success.Picture 3:Hey!Say!Jump!Also this is not really about training, but in jpop groups (such as already mentioned hkt48 and generations of the exile tribe) idols often “graduate” or leave the group on good terms and are often replaced, fans are used to this and use this period to send off their favorites without causing too much fuss, unlike in kpop( exo , suju and many other groups) where fans treat leaving as betrayal and mean,and where idols leave mainly because of poor treatment, health issues and solo activities.Picture 4: The Rampage from Exile tribeKorean idols train much harder, you can train up to 10+ years and still the debut won’t be guaranteed and that’s just how it is.The dance moves can be really complicated and the focus is mainly on their talents and visuals.Picture 5: Bang Chan,Stray Kids’ leader, trained for eight years before debutingPicture 6: Suho, EXO’s leader, trained for six years before debutingAlso korean netizens tend to be more harder to please.With having this on mind, I want to tell you that no matter which genre you prefer, the other one is just as good.Jpop has that cheerfulness and weird outfits and kpop has the awesome dance and amazing lyrics, so give them both a try.