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Idolcast Podcast

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Latest Issues

On the "Asian Pop" Grammy

The Grammys have announced the creation of a “Best Asian Pop” category that will debut in the 2027 Awards. I’ve seen two major strains of reaction to this news.

  1. This is because they need to award Hybe (who have thrown a lot of money a...
13 days ago
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Farewell, Arashi!

Arashi has officially disbanded after 26 and a half years as a group. They’re a complicated group and a group that I have complicated feelings about. I should at some point do a history series on them if I ever have enough time because thei...

22 days ago
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Discourse Roundup

I’ve had a busy few weeks and missed some of the up-to-the moment discourse on here like:

Foreigners Want To Attend Concerts for J-Pop Artists and Can’t Because 1) They Can’t Get Tickets in Japan and 2) Concerts Held Overseas Are Full...

a month ago
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No, K-Pop is not Motown reskinned.

The same old debate over K-Pop’s origins has been raging on social media yet again and I’d like to take this time to say it definitively:

No, K-Pop did not come directly from Motown.

I’ve loved Motown since I was a kid and listening to a...

2 months ago
8

Episode 36: A (Brief) History of Boy Bands

This episode was originally posted April 24, 2021. I’m reposting here (with transcript for the people who love to <ctrl-f> their faves) in the wake of Boy Band Confidential, which I just watched. It was okay. I may write a review. It may al...

2 months ago
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