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@miasmicfungus

cosmosy's agency has made the bold claim that the Japanese girl group belongs to Kpop's "sixth generation":

https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/entertainment/k-pop/20250131/japanese-girl-group-cosmosy-raises-questions-about-k-pops-generational-identity

Besides my finding talk of Kpop "generations" ever more confusing, I thought that the song had a Latin sound of a style that was popular a couple of year ago but seem to have gone out of fashion more recently.

I actually like that sound, and was rather taken with the opening singer's deeper voice. I don't think it's going to be one of my favourites, but I was much better able to enjoy it when
not distracted by what were - to my eyes - unpleasing visuals.

That reaction prompts me to think once again about...

#Kpop
#KpopGenerations
#cosmosy
#LuckyOne
#KpopStyling
#Jpop

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Then I saw this M Countdown stage, in which I thought they looked so much more attractive.

The group is actually Japanese, and I wonder if the Music Bank styling conformed more to Jpop styling conventions. Perhaps somebody who know more about Jpop than I do -- @miasmicfungus comes to mind - might be able to provide some informed commentary.

cosmosy -- Lucky=One
https://youtu.be/4Hgd1PEzjE8?si=CqOrz9q3sm2-TZUK

@NSFVoyager2 #luckyone