Season 1 – K-Pop Idols

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Ignacio S A Sugar-Coated Vision of K-Pop A documentary about the K-Pop industry, a major phenomenon you’ve probably never heard of if you don’t follow anything Asian, but one that is massive. It shows us the day-to-day life of a Korean production company through two groups they manage: a young male group and a female group, where the novelty is that the members come from various countries, whereas it’s usually the norm for all group members to be entirely Korean. There’s also a section dedicated to a star going through a rough patch and their journey outside the music labels. The thing is, much of the documentary tries to show how hard and challenging it is to be a K-Pop artist, but it’s not clear to me who is trying harder to sugarcoat things. If you know nothing about this world, it can serve as general knowledge and a brief introduction, but if you’re already familiar with it, even just a little, it’s most likely to disappoint you, as it’s one of the least natural documentaries I’ve ever seen in my life. Rated 1.5/5 Stars •  Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 01/02/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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