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〈SHINee討論區〉(8) Diamonds and pearls in me
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下星期三8點有珍基生日會live
係星期二唔係星期三首爾歌謠大賞開始投票喇! (都開始咗成個星期
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閃閃入圍韓流人氣賞 人氣賞 同埋本賞
投票去到1月16號 韓國時間23:59
)閃閃入圍韓流人氣賞 人氣賞 同埋本賞
投票去到1月16號 韓國時間23:59
人氣賞真係要出盡奶力投
好想dcm都拎到獎
忙到唔記得send上嚟叫大家一齊投
好想dcm都拎到獎
忙到唔記得send上嚟叫大家一齊投
'별 하나 (Way)' Live Video Behind The Scenes🌟 | ONEW 온유
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOrCYpXrnog&ab_channel=SHINee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOrCYpXrnog&ab_channel=SHINee
[CN(繁)] Beyond LIVE – CHOI MINHO FAN PARTY “BEST CHOI's MINHO 2021”
12/21 TUE 8PM (KST)
https://twitter.com/SHINee/status/1470288897754415105?s=20
12/21 TUE 8PM (KST)
https://twitter.com/SHINee/status/1470288897754415105?s=20
MINHO 민호 Digital Single ‘Heartbreak’
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Release ➫ 2021.12.21 6PM (KST)
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Release ➫ 2021.12.21 6PM (KST)
MINHO 민호 Digital Single ‘Heartbreak’
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Release ➫ 2021.12.21 6PM (KST)
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Release ➫ 2021.12.21 6PM (KST)
The Best K-Pop Songs and Albums of 2021
“Advice,” Taemin
Just days before he enlisted for military service, Taemin dropped a song that will hold his fans over until he can return to performing. They would be hard-pressed to tire of the haunting yet enchanting piano melody that opens “Advice” with flair then propels the track to its emphatic final note. Topped with the SHINee vocalist’s dulcet voice and spurred on by urgent trap beats, this R&B song is a warning to those who criticize the veteran performer. “The more you try to trap me, I’ll go off the rails,” Taemin taunts in the chorus. While the song’s high replay value will make it a playlist regular until the artist’s return post-discharge, “Advice” is sure to have staying power in the years after.
Albums
Atlantis, SHINee
You couldn’t have missed that “SHINee’s back”—a catchphrase from the group’s songs—with the arrival of “Don’t Call Me.” After nearly three years, during which three group members completed military service, the seasoned K-pop act announced its return loud and proud with this hip hop-heavy song and the album of the same name on which it’s featured as the title track. But it’s Atlantis, the group’s repackaged version of Don’t Call Me, that reigns superior for two simple reasons: the introduction of lead single “Atlantis,” a kinetic electropop song that shows SHINee at its best, and the addition of the breezy “Area” with falsetto flourishes that is the strongest B-side on the album.
https://time.com/6126709/best-kpop-2021/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial&utm_term=entertainment_music&linkId=143535737
“Advice,” Taemin
Just days before he enlisted for military service, Taemin dropped a song that will hold his fans over until he can return to performing. They would be hard-pressed to tire of the haunting yet enchanting piano melody that opens “Advice” with flair then propels the track to its emphatic final note. Topped with the SHINee vocalist’s dulcet voice and spurred on by urgent trap beats, this R&B song is a warning to those who criticize the veteran performer. “The more you try to trap me, I’ll go off the rails,” Taemin taunts in the chorus. While the song’s high replay value will make it a playlist regular until the artist’s return post-discharge, “Advice” is sure to have staying power in the years after.
Albums
Atlantis, SHINee
You couldn’t have missed that “SHINee’s back”—a catchphrase from the group’s songs—with the arrival of “Don’t Call Me.” After nearly three years, during which three group members completed military service, the seasoned K-pop act announced its return loud and proud with this hip hop-heavy song and the album of the same name on which it’s featured as the title track. But it’s Atlantis, the group’s repackaged version of Don’t Call Me, that reigns superior for two simple reasons: the introduction of lead single “Atlantis,” a kinetic electropop song that shows SHINee at its best, and the addition of the breezy “Area” with falsetto flourishes that is the strongest B-side on the album.
https://time.com/6126709/best-kpop-2021/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial&utm_term=entertainment_music&linkId=143535737
The Ringer: The Best K-pop Songs of 2021
6. Taemin, “Advice”
“I’ve written enough about Taemin,” I told myself, furiously swapping different groups into the last empty spot on my list. “Everyone already knows how I feel about ‘Advice,’ I called it a Haunted Girl Summer Anthem on every available platform. I should really give this spot to Enhypen or Aespa.”
[Record scratch; freeze frame.] I bet you’re wondering how we ended up here. Well, I am who I am (a loud and annoying SHINee fan), and Taemin is who Taemin is, K-pop’s most thrilling and ostentatious performer. There’s no one like him, and thank god he gave us this last absurd gift of a song before temporarily putting his career on hold for mandatory military enlistment. “Advice” (or “Beethoven’s 69th,” as I previously dubbed it) gives us Taemin at peak creature of the night. He pounds on a piano in full body paint, gyrates around in a slim checkerboard suit, and, most memorably, smashes through the final chorus in a cropped Supreme sweatsuit that may be the K-pop fit of the year. (2:32. Just trust me.) And this is all beyond the song itself—Taemin’s reputation as the industry’s best dancer is essentially set in stone, but his vocals and production have rarely been more reckless and riveting than on “Advice.” Apologies to Enhypen and Aespa, but I did not take my own advice.
1. Key, “Bad Love”
Has anyone had a better 2021 than the flashy, ever-entertaining Key? First, SHINee’s sassiest singer joined his group for their long-awaited comeback in February with “Don’t Call Me” and “Atlantis,” and he followed that with a year full of scene-stealing appearances on Korean variety show Amazing Saturday. But the highlight of Key’s 2021 came in September, when he released his retro-themed solo album Bad Love. Sure, maybe 2020 was the year of throwback, ’80s-inspired K-pop songs, but Key was in the military then, so he gets to have his vintage moment now. And what a moment it is! The blingy, bedazzled music video, an apparent nod to (and improvement on) 2019’s Joker, sees Key whirling his way through a chaotic talk show appearance and old-school movie sets. Jam-packed video aside, the real highlight of “Bad Love” is the funky choreography and that soaring, synth-heavy chorus. It’s hard to remember, as he belts his way through the outro at 2:53, that Key isn’t technically the main vocalist or the main dancer of SHINee—a real testament to the group’s depth. But Key can do it all, and he’s always flourished on his own terms, whether in 2018 with “One of Those Nights,” 2019 with “I Wanna Be,” and now with “Bad Love.” Key picked up his career in 2021 like he never left, and he’s thriving now more than ever. I, for one, can’t wait to see what he does in 2022.
https://www.theringer.com/music/2021/12/13/22828474/kpop-singles-key-weeekly-sunmi
6. Taemin, “Advice”
“I’ve written enough about Taemin,” I told myself, furiously swapping different groups into the last empty spot on my list. “Everyone already knows how I feel about ‘Advice,’ I called it a Haunted Girl Summer Anthem on every available platform. I should really give this spot to Enhypen or Aespa.”
[Record scratch; freeze frame.] I bet you’re wondering how we ended up here. Well, I am who I am (a loud and annoying SHINee fan), and Taemin is who Taemin is, K-pop’s most thrilling and ostentatious performer. There’s no one like him, and thank god he gave us this last absurd gift of a song before temporarily putting his career on hold for mandatory military enlistment. “Advice” (or “Beethoven’s 69th,” as I previously dubbed it) gives us Taemin at peak creature of the night. He pounds on a piano in full body paint, gyrates around in a slim checkerboard suit, and, most memorably, smashes through the final chorus in a cropped Supreme sweatsuit that may be the K-pop fit of the year. (2:32. Just trust me.) And this is all beyond the song itself—Taemin’s reputation as the industry’s best dancer is essentially set in stone, but his vocals and production have rarely been more reckless and riveting than on “Advice.” Apologies to Enhypen and Aespa, but I did not take my own advice.
1. Key, “Bad Love”
Has anyone had a better 2021 than the flashy, ever-entertaining Key? First, SHINee’s sassiest singer joined his group for their long-awaited comeback in February with “Don’t Call Me” and “Atlantis,” and he followed that with a year full of scene-stealing appearances on Korean variety show Amazing Saturday. But the highlight of Key’s 2021 came in September, when he released his retro-themed solo album Bad Love. Sure, maybe 2020 was the year of throwback, ’80s-inspired K-pop songs, but Key was in the military then, so he gets to have his vintage moment now. And what a moment it is! The blingy, bedazzled music video, an apparent nod to (and improvement on) 2019’s Joker, sees Key whirling his way through a chaotic talk show appearance and old-school movie sets. Jam-packed video aside, the real highlight of “Bad Love” is the funky choreography and that soaring, synth-heavy chorus. It’s hard to remember, as he belts his way through the outro at 2:53, that Key isn’t technically the main vocalist or the main dancer of SHINee—a real testament to the group’s depth. But Key can do it all, and he’s always flourished on his own terms, whether in 2018 with “One of Those Nights,” 2019 with “I Wanna Be,” and now with “Bad Love.” Key picked up his career in 2021 like he never left, and he’s thriving now more than ever. I, for one, can’t wait to see what he does in 2022.
https://www.theringer.com/music/2021/12/13/22828474/kpop-singles-key-weeekly-sunmi
CHOI MINHO FAN PARTY “BEST CHOI's MINHO 2021” Teaser Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPNStgJJuIk&ab_channel=SHINee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPNStgJJuIk&ab_channel=SHINee
MINHO 민호 Digital Single ‘Heartbreak’
Teaser Images
Release ➫ 2021.12.21 6PM (KST)
Teaser Images
Release ➫ 2021.12.21 6PM (KST)
SMTOWN 2022 : SMCU EXPRESS #SHINee
