One example is the group Itzy.

They put out family friendly music. Their most recent singles "Sneakers" and "Boys Like You" have very upbeat, feminine sounds and were massively succesful in Korea (their best selling yet) but western fans HATE the songs and make up stories of how miserable the group members are and how they hate performing the songs too

Boys Like You has a good message of not dating just anyone and not having sex casually. Sneakers is about being motivated, staying active, and pursuing your goals.

Yet the American fanbase rallies against and says horrible thing about the songs and the girls..

Another good example is go on youtube, there are so many videos of American fans accusing Koreans of "appropriating" black culture just because rapping or urban elements are often part of music...However, when Korean groups stick to more traditionally Asian style electronica or bubblegum pop, these same fans will brigade them and say they are failures.

This is a big reason why so many Korean artists will work in Japan more than the US. Less politics, more focus on the music, and less drama overall. Twice (what this thread is about) is massively succesful in Japan as a result. No coincidence she wore a Q shirt since Japam does have a good Q movement

One example is the group Itzy.

They put out family friendly music. Their most recent singles "Sneakers" and "Boys Like You" have very upbeat, feminine sounds and were massively succesful in Korea (their best selling yet) but western fans HATE the songs and make up stories of how miserable the group members are and how they hate performing the songs too

Boys Like You has a good message of not dating just anyone and not giving sex away casually. Sneakers is about being motivated, staying active, and pursuing your goals.

Yet the American fanbase rallies against and says horrible thing about the songs and the girls..

Another good example is go on youtube, there are so many videos of American fans accusing Koreans of "appropriating" black culture just because rapping or urban elements are often part of music...However, when Korean groups stick to more traditionally Asian style electronica or bubblegum pop, these same fans will brigade them and say they are failures.

This is a big reason why so many Korean artists will work in Japan more than the US. Less politics, more focus on the music, and less drama overall. Twice (what this thread is about) is massively succesful in Japan as a result. No coincidence she wore a Q shirt since Japam does have a good Q movement