If you're confused with the name "EESSCA", then click HERE for the information. It will direct you to my first EESSCA blog. Read the first portion, and then come back here :) Thanks :D

`K-Pop Americanized?!`

K-Pop has been AMERICANIZED?! Just kidding. ...But seriously...Like on my LAST post talking about the over-down concept with Stellar's Marionette and it's rating. I can list other examples, too. Girls' Day "Something", AOA "Miniskirt", BEG, Rainbow Blaxx "Cha Cha". I'm not being an anti-fan or anything of these groups. I actually like AOA and Marionette. It has gotten to the point where I am worried about what K-Pop's future will be like. Now, I know that it's not going to end anytime soon with its sucess like this, I know, and I'm not saying that it's going to end. But, with American concepts like this, I feel as if viewing K-Pop music videos isn't necessary anymore. I already hear American music like "drugs, female parts, drugs, male+female icky stuff, drugs, partying hard and wild, MORE drugs." I know K-Pop lyrics aren't anywhere close to this, but their music videos are. I don't want this to happen. I also don't want companies getting to the point where the popular of their rookie groups is so low that they have to force the concept into the girl groups so people will give it attention??? I don't know how this topic works around guys, but I guess as a girl things can be different. I guess SOME guys want this stuff, but there are tons of fangirls around the K-Pop community, too. And, now, of course, would I totally nosebleed if EXO and SuJu be doin' this? OF COURSE! But, I wouldn't be wanting the same things for every single comeback, unless that's what they're doing for their entire careers. Because that would get boring. And, if something is like "y" or "seksihae" is in the song or actually the title of their song, sure a "y concept" is necessary, I guess. `Cause watch Y, FREE, AND SINGLE and Sungmin is KILLIN' it! Sorry, getting off topic here. (Did you see his blonde hair?) OKAY, ANWAYS. If doing things like this is their thing, then it would be appropiate to do it anyways, because if you show up like all TOUGH and all, and then two years later it's CUTIE-PIE concept, that is not going to cut it. I understand that K-Pop is just trying to get attention of all the (stupid, racist, missing-the-times-of-their-lives) fans (Okay, :P Jk. I'm kidding. Hey, I see you: keyboard netizen. I see you! I'm just joking! xD), because they want to have a big, international fan base. But, if you really want to stand out and strike the eyes of the international world, then I say stick to your things that you have pulled out. Awkward fashion designs, fantastic baby (See what I did there? ;D) Engrish, Heechul and Ren trying to be girls, awesome and bold GUYLINER (Eyeliner. See what I ALSO did there?..........Guy+Eyeliner! ....I just have to stop...But seriously, GUYLINER has to be put onto the Urban Dictionary), AND K-Pop being just K-Pop, it would all work out. Let's use my once TOTALLY-ANTI K-POP FAN FRIEND as a example. She once totally hated K-Pop and because she bust out laughing because Ren looked like a girl all the time and the awful of guyliner that they wear, she totally adores K-Pop now, and she curses herself and regrets that one time where she was an anti-fan. Well, she was my imaginary friend. K-Pop should be K-Pop at its finest, and nothing should block its way. Why did I get into K-Pop? What got me into K-Pop? How did I get into K-Pop? I want those question answered right away with a confident, brave, and proud feeling. The next thing I want K-Pop to do is make stupid lyrics and music videos with drugs in them....:(