Do you guys ever think of what would happen to Kpop in the future?

I dunno about you, but my parents are not really fans of Kpop. They quite dislike it actually. I would really like to rant about how annoying that is, and how they should at least give it a chance and admit that they are good, but that would be useless. Old people don't change :P. lol jokes I love my parents. But I guess we don't always see eye to eye.

When I first get into Kpop my parents are amazed at how intense this fandom obsession is. Come to think of it I was amazed on how intense I manage to fangirl. I never fangirl over anything before. I always have liked music and other mainstream stuff, but never as intensely as I like Kpop. Kpop is special.

anyway my parents think this whole thing will pass over and soon enough ill get bored and move into "better things in life" (sheesh -_-). But it has been three years. Three long years of me liking Kpop. Nothing else ever last on me as long as that. Not clothes. Not shoes. And definately not electronic gadgets (never last on me more that 10 months. Stupid gadgets always broke >:( ). It kind of makes me wonder. How long will I stay like this. How long will we stay like this. Will we forever support our oppas and unnies. Squealing over videos, shouting over concerts, spazzing over pictures and gifs, devouring over fanfics, sending incredibly embarrassing love confession on twitter but in another language that they clearly don't understand (YU GUYS KNOW WHO YU ARE) . How long are we going to be like this? Will we like, grow up someday? I don't know. I never actually know anybody who "grew" out of Kpop. It's like once you're in, you're in for life. 

I know that in the olden days (very olden days) my parents used to be fans as well. My mum used to like boy bands and stuff, and my dad literally fanboys over the Beatles. They showed me a bit of their old obsessions, and I honestly liked it. Old songs are not bad. They grew into me, and they become part of my childhood. I wonder if my future children will feel the same way. I grew up with my parents singing 70s (or was it 60s? 80s? Whatever I hate history) song, I wonder if I'll sing Girls generation's "how great is your love" as a lullaby to my kids? Or maybe super junior KRY's "let's not"? Or maybe they'll grow up dancing "sorry sorry"  and doing infinite's hip XD. maybe me and my future family will sit around at night time playing guitar singing Beast's "on rainy days" or Infinite's "in the summer" like how my family now playing and singing to Michael Jackson or Whitney Housten.

or maybe Kpop will develop and my kids will be a fan of new Korean boy bands and girl groups. Or maybe Kpop will die and my kids will see it as one of those old songs that yu feel embarrassed to be seen in your iPod. I dunno. Maybe my parents were right, maybe I will forget about Kpop and move on one day. But it's unlikely though. Very unlikely.

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