I've read post after post from wota that we only care about the image and how pretty they are. Their talent is just a plus. I've only read one or two blogs that say they care about the music just as much as the idols themselves. I am trying really hard to be nice and sweet because I prefer being positive.
I care about the music. I care about their vocal ability and sound. I care about their ability to dance. People outside, from k-pop, and within j-pop idol world just keep talking smack about them.
They don't have to brilliant and I won't hate the idol if I don't like a single, because they don't have any input. Yes the packaging matters, but that goes for everything. I will love a song and a performance by a couple of members of AKB48, and I will have no clue who they are. I enjoy Idoling!!! singles even though I know nothing about them. They aren't even drop dead gorgeous. I believe the packaging matters more in the superficial United States. If you don't look good enough you'll be a joke, or never make it as big as the good looking ones. Then there is k-pop. They do go through more training before debuting. Then they all come out: tall, long legs, slender or at least on the thinner side of the spectrum, pretty, good dancing and singing. The more professional, the more cookie cutter.
I got off on a tangent, my bad. I'm just saying, for some at least, the music and talent is just as important as the packaging.
(To end on a good note here are some cute pics. Don't consider this going against my point. They are just really cute pictures. Would you hate me for putting a puppy up instead?)



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