4-member girl group Rumble.G to debut next month with the first Burmese K-pop idol!
Another girl group has announced their debut and they are gaining attention for having the first Burmese idol!
Rumble.G is a 4-member girl group from WinnerZone Entertainment who announced their debut for next month in June 2021. The members consist of Gayun, Baleum, Ian, and Didi.
Gayun is the subvocal and main dancer. She has been singing and dancing since she was in 6th grade and has 'multiple broadcasting experiences.'
Baleum is the main vocal and main rapper. She has been dancing and singing since she was a child and is also able to play instruments and compose music.
Ian is the main vocal and sub rapper. She has a 'husky voice' and is able to play various instruments such as guitar, drums, piano, and more.
Didi is the leader, main vocal, and main rapper. She went to university for film and has previously been active in the entertainment industry. She is Burmese-Korean and fluent in English, Korean, and Burmese. She is also learning Chinese and ASL (American Sign Language)! When she debuts she will be the first-ever Burmese K-pop idol!
Rumble.G’s Didi is Burmese-Korean and speaks English, Korean, and Burmese fluently! She’s also learning ASL (American Sign Language) and Chinese!
itsmesosayhi (Banned)-778 ptsSunday, May 9, 2021 34
Sunday, May 9, 2021
I always found it funny yet sad how the kpop industry and kpop fans supports idols who aren't Korean (as they should) but IMMEDIATELY turn down people who look western. I really wanna know why.
Let's say, a western looking person speaks fluent Korean, knows the culture and is multi- talented; Why doesn't he/she get the same praise as people who AREN'T Korean example, Lisa (BP), Momo, Sana (Twice). If kpop is really more about language then why do people like Lana get scrutinized?
imagine if people say "this space is only for white people" the amount of people that would say that's racist (as they should). Are we not seeing the double standard. It's like people think minorities can't be racist to other minorities or be racist in general.
SHARE
itsmesosayhi (Banned)-778 pts Sunday, May 9, 2021 34I always found it funny yet sad how the kpop industry and kpop fans supports idols who aren't Korean (as they should) but IMMEDIATELY turn down people who look western. I really wanna know why.
Let's say, a western looking person speaks fluent Korean, knows the culture and is multi- talented; Why doesn't he/she get the same praise as people who AREN'T Korean example, Lisa (BP), Momo, Sana (Twice). If kpop is really more about language then why do people like Lana get scrutinized?
imagine if people say "this space is only for white people" the amount of people that would say that's racist (as they should). Are we not seeing the double standard. It's like people think minorities can't be racist to other minorities or be racist in general.
34 more replies