All American K-Pop group EXP EDITION is coming soon with ''Feel Like This''!
The American members from New York recently moved to South Korea to officially kick off their K-Pop careers. After long preparation and hard work, EXP EDITION unveiled the teaser for their new release ''Feel Like This'' on April 13. You can find more details about EXP EDITION in the clip below.
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Soulestial • Tuesday, May 30, 2017
From what I know of, only international kpop fans are really hating on these people, compared to the Koreans who basically love them. I do think that people here should maybe... stop being judgemental like Koreans are to other Korean stars calm down. From what I originally thought was that this project would actually be a success in Korea, which I don't know exactly, but I can tell that people (from their, pardon me, "stupid" country would) hate on them just because of their limited Korean and honestly... race. Rather disappointed. There's Jessi (Raised in America), who still struggled speaking Korean and no one's bashing on her, Cheng Xiao (Cosmic Girls) wasn't bashed in Happy Together when she rarely spoke, and also, and importantly, Takuya (Cross Gene) who is Japanese and isn't told off (especially with bad blood between the Japanese and Korean), same with Casper (Cross Gene) who is Chinese, and isn't unwanted. Also Thai stars like Lisa (Blackpink), BamBam (Got7), and Sorn (CLC) aren't neglected either. What about Matthew, Somi's (Was in IOI) father who is an actor and model who is respected and has been there for a while. This was definitely long comment, but it really had to be said.
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Hidden_KRD_Kiri • Saturday, May 27, 2017
EXP Edition? Um...yea no thank you. These guys style wouldn't make it in western world either.
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MsArchetype • Thursday, May 25, 2017
I'm empty inside. Bye.
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Aki06 • Saturday, May 6, 2017
Korean think they are music group. Not Korean music group ( Oh Foreigner who sing in Korean that is nice okay bye. They move on with their day). What make Korean group. It is company created in South Korea by Korean person. Those product you see with label made in ( country ) so you know where it came from. Another Example it is like female foreigner friend call their male Korean friend " oppa" . Foreign friend: oppa what you like to eat? Korean friend: you can call me by my name. Foreigner friend: why ? Girl suppose to call the older guy oppa. Korean friend: well you aren't Korean. There is no need for you to call me Oppa
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Switchie • Thursday, May 4, 2017
They're not an all American group, only one of them is American. Two of them are from Europe and the last one is half Japanese and half German
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jrieworld • Tuesday, May 2, 2017
People need to say no to this trend quickly before this escalates.
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MONSTAXSTAN • Thursday, April 27, 2017
tbh i cant even imagine how kpop is going to be a few years time
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I_Stan_Extra7 • Thursday, April 27, 2017
Y'all need to understand that it isn't a kpop group just because it says so! I swear americans are ruining this shit for us!
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ryuuseiu • Thursday, April 20, 2017
Few thoughts, if they went onto korean variety shows(not those involving lots of talking/acting funny, just performing) they will get so welcomed by koreans. However, since they don't speak good enough korean, i think they couldn't survive in talk-show-based shows. Judging the songs, their singing is good but still pronunciation is a problem. When singing, annotations will be replaced by melodies in song, so it should be easier to get it right, but they still don't. That's why I don't think they will be good in Korean music industry. Maybe they are targeting at international kpop fans, but it seems a bit wrong marketing strategy.... anyways, good luck.
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imjustme • Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Koreans love white people and "tall noses", so they should do quite well. Any one who has a negative comment is probably fat, ugly and lonely.
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