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- prioritize promoted comebacks for the Korean market
- move the blog posts to monthly
- categorize year-end roundup by group vs solo and type of release (single, EP, studio album, etc)
The categories are split by gender, which I don’t love, but there’s genre differences between male and female groups/soloists in kpop…idk. I’m probably going to change it for this year.
- prioritize promoted comebacks for the Korean market
- move the blog posts to monthly
- categorize year-end roundup by group vs solo and type of release (single, EP, studio album, etc)
“All I really really want our love to do/is to bring out the best in me and in you”
“All I really really want our love to do/is to bring out the best in me and in you”
Best A-side:
Chuu, “Only Cry in the Rain”
Runners up:
Miyeon, “Say My Name”
Dahye, “Cherry Road”
Jisoo, “Earthquake”
Hwasa, “Good Goodbye”
Best B-Side:
Yuju, “Orion”
Runners up:
Chungha, “Still a Rose”
Minnie, “It’s Okay”
Sunmi, “Happy af”
Yves, “Aibo” (feat. Bratty)
The categories are split by gender, which I don’t love, but there’s genre differences between male and female groups/soloists in kpop…idk. I’m probably going to change it for this year.
Best A-side:
Chuu, “Only Cry in the Rain”
Runners up:
Miyeon, “Say My Name”
Dahye, “Cherry Road”
Jisoo, “Earthquake”
Hwasa, “Good Goodbye”
Best B-Side:
Yuju, “Orion”
Runners up:
Chungha, “Still a Rose”
Minnie, “It’s Okay”
Sunmi, “Happy af”
Yves, “Aibo” (feat. Bratty)
The categories are split by gender, which I don’t love, but there’s genre differences between male and female groups/soloists in kpop…idk. I’m probably going to change it for this year.
The categories are split by gender, which I don’t love, but there’s genre differences between male and female groups/soloists in kpop…idk. I’m probably going to change it for this year.
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1) my father never even considered that I would not be a girl named Emma, which remains broadly true
2) my mom & stepdad gave my sister such completely gender-neutral/femme first & middle names that she didn’t even change anything when she transitioned
1) my father never even considered that I would not be a girl named Emma, which remains broadly true
2) my mom & stepdad gave my sister such completely gender-neutral/femme first & middle names that she didn’t even change anything when she transitioned