<Kpop Secret> (Full Edition) Amazon(Paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1719874344 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GZMYL83 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/kpop-secret/id1434793260?l=ko&ls=1&mt=11 Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/ww/en/ebook/kpop-secret -Unknown stories about kpop stars such as BTS, EXO, BIGBANG, TWICE, BLACKPINK and more -Korean stars' real personality -With whom and how they date -How much they earn Aren’t you curious about k-pop stars’ real personality? Aren’t you curious about unknown stories about them? Here’s what you’ve been waiting for! Kpop Secret is released! Welcome to the real world of k-pop. We tried to include all the secret stories about Korean entertainment industry in Kpop Secret. We want to share all the stories behind k-pop stars with fans all over the world.
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Who Made Psy and G-Dragon What They Are? YG's Special Principles
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Kpop sensation Psy and G-Dragon are shaking the world. The two are getting great attention from Kpop fans around world by showing off their unique charm.
Well, beyond the success of Psy and G-Dragon, there has been a big helper for them. It's Yang Hyun Suk, the executive producer of YG Entertainment, and he has special principles for his label artists.
Yang Hyun Suk made his debut as a singer in 1992. He was the member of 'Taiji boys', and the threesome group caused sensation in Korea. Yang Hyun Suk, with his team mates Seo Taiji and Lee Juno, became one of the most prominent and influential Kpop stars. The group has contributed to the 1990s' Kpop development by integrating American music to Korean pop. Here's a video clip for Taiji boys' hit 'Come Back Home'. Compare it with Big Bang's radio recording performance!
After retiring from singing and dancing, Yang Hyun Suk transformed into a
record producer. Now he became No.1 music producer in Korean by managing famous Kpop stars like Jinusean, Big Bang, 2NE1 and more.
Yang Hyun Suk has special principles as a producer. Unlike other Korean
entertainment companies' CEOs, he doesn't push singers to make appearance on TV
shows. He insists that singers should hit the stage when
they are at their peak conditions. Instead of sticking to TV appearance, he concentrates on planning for the label artists'
world tour. He is also famous for allowing the artists sufficient time to compose high quality songs.
Of course, some of fans hate his principles because they can't see their favorite Kpop stars
frequently in TV. However, it is an undeniable fact that Yang Hyun Suk's this principle
strengthened the label artists' competitiveness as world stars.
Yang Hyun Suk also has perfect trust in his singers and staffs. He is known for treating
them like real family. Thanks to this, YG entertainment can have quicker
decision-making process than any other entertainment companies in Korea.
With these principles, Yang Hyun Suk made a big success. Especially after
PSY's success, the value of his stocks has appreciated greatly. It is estimated
that the value of his stocks is about three hundred billion won, which is about
three hundred million dollars. That's amazing, isn't it?
"Do k-pop idols really sing live? It's not an easy question to answer because the answer to the question could be both yes and no. Well, I want to talk about details about k-pop idols' live performance on the stage. Have you heard about MR, AR, LMR, and LAR? If you get to know about these terms, you will be able to have a good understanding of k-pop idols' live performance." MR(Music Recorded) Basically, MR means instrumental accompaniment. Have you been to karaoke? MR is like karaoke music which doesn’t contain the sound of singer’s voice. However, there is no k-pop idol who uses such a clear MR, while all the k-pop idols’ MR contains sounds of their voices. Before performing their songs on k-pop chart shows, k-pop idols should make their MR, and the way how they make MR is to decrease the sound volume of their voices in original music, while keeping the sound volume of instrumental accompaniment as it is. So, to k-pop idols, singing to MR doesn’t j...
2008-2009: Debut and Rising Popularity After spending 10 months as a trainee, IU released "Lost Child" as her first single. She performed the song live for the first time on the music program, M! Countdown, on September 18, 2008, making it her debut performance as a professional singer. "Lost Child" is the lead single from her debut extended play “Lost and Found”, which was released on September 24, 2008. For the album, IU was awarded the "Rookie of the Month" by South Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in November 2008. However, the album did not do well commercially. On April 23, 2009, IU launched her first studio album, “Growing Up”, with the lead promotional single, "Boo". She began her album promotion the next day, performing "Boo" on KBS2's Music Bank. The song was noted for its stark contrast in musical style to "Lost Child", which was described as a heavy and dark ballad compared to th...
Have you ever been curious about k-pop idols' microphones? Unless you are a professional, it’s difficult to know the details about the microphones. However, there’s a very simple way to make a guess at what kind of microphone your favorite idol star uses. Well, the way is to classify the microphones by their colors. Colors of microphones do not always mean everything, but like I said, you can at least make a guess at what kind of microphones those are. Flesh-Colored Microphone You might see the flesh-colored microphones frequently in various k-pop chart shows. Those are the basic microphones offered by the broadcasting company. People in the k-pop world usually call it "Band-Aid." The microphone is cheap, and it doesn't perform well. However, it doesn't matter because not a few incompetent idols depend on their AR and just pretend to sing live. Black Microphone The black microphone is not offered by the broadcasting company. If an idol group's...
<Kpop Secret> (Full Edition) Amazon(Paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1719874344 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GZMYL83 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/kpop-secret/id1434793260?l=ko&ls=1&mt=11 Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/ww/en/ebook/kpop-secret -Unknown stories about kpop stars such as BTS, EXO, BIGBANG, TWICE, BLACKPINK and more -Korean stars' real personality -With whom and how they date -How much they earn Aren’t you curious about k-pop stars’ real personality? Aren’t you curious about unknown stories about them? Here’s what you’ve been waiting for! Kpop Secret is released! Welcome to the real world of k-pop. We tried to include all the secret stories about Korean entertainment industry in Kpop Secret. We want to share all the stories behind k-pop stars with fans all over the world.
Stage Name: G-Dragon (GD) Real Name: Kwon Ji Yong Position: Leader, Main Rapper, Producer, Lyricist Birthdate: August 18, 1988 Birthplace: Seoul, South Korea Height: 177cm Weight: 58kg Blood Type: A Religion: Christian Languages: Korean, Japanese, English Hobbies: Collecting limited editions, writing lyrics School: Majored in Postmodern Music at KyungHee University Q. What is GD’s role in BIGBANG? As the main producer of BIGBANG, G-Dragon took part in writing most of BIGBANG’s songs. He doesn’t do all the things alone, though. When he writes songs, he hears a variety of opinions from BIGBANG members, and he shares his idea with Teddy, a famous music producer of YG Entertainment to make better music. But you can say G-Dragon plays the largest role in writing BIGBANG’s songs because he usually creates main melodies of the songs. And he plays a huge role in BIGBANG’s concerts too. He is such an experienced performer so that he knows well about all the things regar...
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