Realistically, how long will it take for China to take over Kpop?
Realistically, how long will it take for China to take over Kpop?
Ian Sanchez
Tyler Reed
they already have
Ayden Clark
Tzuyu doesn't seem to have any link with the mainland though
Ethan Morris
Uh I mean she literally apologised tho
Lincoln Cox
>literally trying to copy Japan and South Korea
Mao Zedong didn't fight for THAT China
Noah Evans
they already did
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Landon Hall
Yeah and? She still hasn't promoted in the Mainland or anything of the sort.
That's not the point of OP REEEEEEEEE
Noah Morales
Because China still has the Kpop ban right? I was reading about it on kpg last night
Lincoln Hughes
Yeah, Twice can't perform, but Tzuyu by herself wouldn't have any problem participating in TV shows if she wanted to.
Jackson Wang is from the same agency of Tzuyu.
I'm pretty sure that she just isn't interested in the Mainland, at least for now.
Evan Edwards
china has no artistic talent or creativity, they literally genocided anybody with talent when they adopted communism
Oliver Hughes
Kpop uses a shitton of western producers, user.
Logan Bailey
It's one of the most ironic things in history, Mao spends decades of his life for "muh revolution" only for it to get completely dismantled by Deng CHADoping just a few years after he dies.
Carter Morales
Taiwan belongs to China so yeah it's the same really
John Rogers
Is she singing in korean? Chinese is quite a ugly language, I can't really see it become popular. But then I thought korean was ugly too.
Jose Brown
proofs?
Parker Davis
>Taiwan belongs to China
as much as wilno belongs to poland
Justin Torres
OP is a Chinese program, so yeah, they're all Chinese.
>Chinese is quite a ugly language
Sung Mandarin is different as it doesn't follow tones
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And desu girls with a nice accent don't sound too bad when speaking in Mandarin.
Grayson Adams
Nathaniel Williams
yoona aint even a chink, now put on a chink speaking chinkese
Blake Baker
Alexander Howard
chinese sounds fine, you just have preconceptions.
Jaxon Ramirez
No, many Mainlanders legitimately sound like shit, it heavily depends on the accent.
Samuel Scott
Depends on which Chinese.
I don't think Mandarin sounds THAT bad (although tones definitely make it sound bad) but holy shit does Cantonese sound like someone scratching your ears.
Nicholas Sullivan
Honestly this, I don't get why so many intards say that Cantonese sounds better. It has weird initials, a weird rhythm and a shitton of tones.
Ryder Jackson
it's probably a case like Japan where the domestic market is more than large enough
Ayden Ward
Id say between 10 to 15 years.
Carson Bailey
Yeah, they sound very distinct.
For instance, the trope for Asians mispronouncing Rs and Ls is due to Cantonese Chinese as well as Japanese and Korean, but not Mandarin Chinese.
Bentley Mitchell
What the fuck are you talking about lmao, Mandarin doesn't have a Western R.
Roma is pronounce Luómâ
Leo Morgan
their R is closer to an actual R than the english one, not anything near french or italian R's for sure, but on a scale from anglo subhuman to latin chad i give them a srong 6.5
Henry Sanchez
David Wood
Virtually any transliteration substitutes Rs with Ls in Chinese. Bali (Paris), Madeli (Madrid), Luoma (Rome), Yameilijia (America). They do have an R in Mandarin but to say that Mandarin speakers do not pronounce the Western R as L is just false. Especially the syllable "Ri" sounds completely different from the "ri" in "Paris".
Julian Adams
I'd say it'll take another 10 years but mandopop will arrive in the West at one point.
Austin Rivera
iQiyi is already offering everything subbed though, so they are already starting to eye the international market.
Jace Clark
Not really ironic if he predicted just that.
Gavin Johnson
Japanese have already taken over.