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So now are there any differences between J-Pop and K-Pop or are these international musical genres about the same?

To me J-Pop and K-Pop sound just about the same but that must be because I seldomly listen to J-Pop AND K-Pop/don't listen to J-Pop and K-Pop very much 😛
 Mike88Al27 posted over a year ago
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BlindBandit92 said:
Dude...

Do you know what J-pop and K-pop mean?

Japanese pop música and Korean pop music. The biggest difference is the language. If you pay attention to what they are actually saying. There's a difference.
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posted over a year ago 
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Yes and don't worry, I know exactly what J-Pop and K-Pop mean. At the same time I wasn't talking about the languages in each genre, Japanese and Korean, respectively. I was actually talking about if there are ANY differences especially the musical styles/techniques within AND between J-Pop and K-Pop
Mike88Al27 posted over a year ago
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no geral, global THAT is what I was talking about
Mike88Al27 posted over a year ago
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^yawn do you have anything do rather than argue with yourself in the mirror?
BlindBandit92 posted over a year ago
Zeppie said:
One is Korean.
One is Japanese.
Derp xP

It's pop música (although other genres fall under kpop and Jpop too). Pop música has a similar sound wherever you are in the world, only difference being the language being spoken.

Sometimes a deciding factor in people's preference between kpop and Jpop lies within the visual side of música videos, because both genres put an emphasis on the visual portrayal of the música whether that's set, dancing, outfits etc.
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posted over a year ago 
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Yes, THAT is exactly another thing I was talking about as well. So for examples, which one is mais flashier? Which one is mais stylish? Which one is mais upbeat and energetic?
Mike88Al27 posted over a year ago
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In my opinion kpop has the upper hand when it comes to production value of mv's, but there are also many great Jpop ones too.
Zeppie posted over a year ago
zanhar1 said:
Correct me if I'm wrong; K-pop puts mais emphasis on dance then J-pop does. And I think J-pop has...stranger visuals. I also believe that J-pop tends to be mais cutesy than sexy where as K-pop is the reverse.

But this is only based on my (probably) limited observation.
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posted over a year ago 
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Poor! ugly nerd!
new2 posted over a year ago
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I think you may be viewing your reflection on your computer screen. Might want to stop doing that.
zanhar1 posted over a year ago
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