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Queendom 2 - Episode 01 - Part 01 (Patreon)

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2022-04-25 00:35:18
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Join us as we watch Queendom 2!

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Queendom 2 - Episode 01 - Part 01.mp4

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Dardove

- As you probably already know, I have the tendency to write far too much, so here are some of my thoughts for part 1. - Brave Girls actually made their debut in 2011, however, 2016 was when the current members joined. Eventually, all of the original members left. This is why they were listed as 2016. - Viviz doesn't actually have a leader because they still consider Sowon to be their leader. Instead whoever is middle at the time is in charge at that moment. - One thing I don't like about the whole Kep1er are super rookies line is it keeps overlooking their leader Yujin, who made her debut in 2015. - The articles shown during the Loona segment were all about their company's financial issues. Let's just say the company is in pretty big debt which obviously called into question if Loona could continue. - Loona is pretty popular internationally, but inside of Korea, not so much. I believe Chuu is the only one who is really known due to appearances on variety shows. - If you are curious, the reason why there are only 7 WJSN members during the intro section is that Dawon is taking a hiatus for her mental health, Bona was still filming a drama at this point and has you learned from episode 3, Eunseo had COVID at the time. The Chinese members are of course still in China as they have been since 2018. - I know Yujeong of Brave Girls and Yeoreum of WJSN have crossed paths before. Prior to either of them debuting they were backup dancers for another idol group. WJSN out of all the groups probably has the most connections to all of the other groups. - WJSN certainly has plenty of members who aren't shy at all. Chief among them are Eunseo and Dayoung.

Dardove

- The whole Viviz vs WJSN thing in the first episode is funny for a multitude of reasons. They are the two groups who are the closest and were clearly joking around with one another so MNet had to work really hard to edit to try to make it look like Sinb was serious. Not to mention, both groups have made jokes about being rookies when debuting in new groups. When Chocome made their debut, all of the members pretended to be super rookies (which is why Luda and Dayoung were probably making the joke, to begin with) and then The Black carried on the tradition. Then as shown at the beginning of this episode, Viviz joked about being rookies too. - If you watch Exy's reaction when 2010 popped up, you can see the moment when she knew exactly who was about to appear because WJSN would be familiar with the history of their labelmates, Sistar. She then goes for the over-the-top bowing. - Lee Yong-Jin is a comedian with a Youtube show. I have never watched it, but I know the whole bit is him interviewing people while dressed as a Turkish ice cream vendor. - Music shows really liked to make the numbers as complex as possible. - Kingdom actually did away with the elimination rule, though Road To Kingdom had mandatory eliminations since it was working to pick one team to join Kingdom. - So each season of Unpretty Rapstar had some who would join like halfway through the show. Exy was one of those that joined in the middle of season 2 so some of the other contestants weren't happy with it, feeling that adding a trainee from Hyolyn's company was showing favoritism towards Hyolyn. Could certainly look back and see who coined the term Hyolyn's Freebie. - Exy is probably the best rapper on Queendom 2.

bestfriendsreact
>>82569730

I dont think you write too much, comments and talking about the videos and artists is the main reason i like having a channel. I like Brave Girls, they seem like the underdogs for some reason and just keep getting overlooked. I like Kepler because the rookie story and they all seem really energetic, respectful and positive. Loona is my favorite group going into this season, i know the most songs from them and love watching their dance videos. I hope that financial issues arent the eventualdowfall of them, WJSN nd Hyolyn are the two that im lest familiar with i think.. I know a few WJSN songs that we have checked out on the channel, but thats about it.. and i only know one Hyolyn song and really wasnt a fan of it, so its cool to hear/see more from her and change my original opinion. And finally VIVIZ, i know a couple gfriend songs like MAGO and Apple and love BOP BOP.. the three girls seem realy charismatic and SinB's facial expressions are priceless lmao All in all, i love how you get to know the members of the groups from shows like this

bestfriendsreact
>>82569732

I could see the playfulness between the two groups, there is no way they can hide that. I am glad that no matter what they are competitive and want to push themselves to do the best job they can, but even tho they all want to win, they are still supportive and respectful to each other. Ill keep an eye out for the rap skills from Exy

Dardove
>>82569730

WJSN, GFriend, and Sistar are all pretty familiar to me with WJSN being my favorite out of all the groups here. All of them were active when I first started listening to K-Pop so I had checked them out. Still, I enjoy all 6 of the groups.

bestfriendsreact
>>82569730

I think Loona was having a lot of popularity with their dances and a couple MVs around the time we started listening to kpop so i got introduced to them quick even tho they are a relatively new group... thats why i view them as the clear winner at first glance and to me seemingly the most popular. Its obvious they arent now, but i think its cool how the era in which you start listening affects your perception on their level of fame, popularity and respect within the industry