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1:37, wrong ka. Only Koreans are known as Kpop. All the other blah bllah pops you mentioned are not know for their specific kind of pop sound, looks and dance moves. Gets mo. Get educated please.
People like you and him are the reason why our OPM is stuck on reviving and repeating same songs over and over again. If we truly want all original Filipino, let's stop using western or foreign instruments at matuto tayong gumamit ng mga instrumento ng aeta at katutubo. Let's not have Alternative Rock and other genres as well.
In other words, what we currently know and identify as original OPM have also been inspired by multiple sound and music from other cultures and countries like Spain and USA.
agree ako sayo 6:23 mas nauna ang jpop at jrock like arashi, tokyo jihen la arc en ceil and the likes masyado lang mahigpit ang Japan pagdating sa pagpopromote nila kailangang legit na member ka ng fansclub.
I do agree with you 12:44. But somehow, Koreans manage to make their own out of it (JPop). Kaya kung mahilig kang makinig ng both countries' songs, may makikita kang differences kahit paano s knilang dalawa.
1:05 But that didn't happen overnight. It took a while for KPop to have its own identity. Kaya unfair sa PPop na hingan na ito agad ng identity e ngayon pa nga lang ito ine-establish.
6:46 it's okay. Japan is sufficient like USA and China. They don't beg for people to like their music kasi sa bansa pa lang nila buhay na buhay na sila.
You must be young to say that, 6:46. JPop was known internationally because of anime. There was a time when Japanese animation dominated over Marvel, etc. That time, JPop was also popular, although they always came with the anime, unlike KPop which stands alone (no need to be theme songs of shows or dramas). But the point is, JPop also had its time.
Alam kaya niya na yung Kpop kinopya lang din sa Jpop? Na yung founder ng Kpop agencies nagpupunta pa sa Japan dala-dala yung idol groups nila para manood ng Jpop concerts while taking notes?
Yun nga yung point niya kaya siya nagdidisagree na tawaging orig ang Ppop. Regardless kung saan kinopya or kung sino nauna, ang ending pa rin is kumopya raw yung Ppop sa Kpop so yun.
Dun pa ren ako sa totoong OPM! etong PPop is a complete imitation lang naman talaga sa Kpop that inspired by taiwanese and japanese boybands. So ganyan talaga branding branding lang yan.
Give me list of original OPM songs you're talking about. That way we may examine kung one hundred percent original Filipino iyon. I bet those OPM songs we admired in the past are also inspired and influenced by other cultures music.
Original? For the past few years, puro revive and covers lng ang mga songs natin. Kung may bago nman, i-exhaust ito s sobrang kakagamit. From songs (and also the title) for teleseryes and movies; pyesa para s contest/live shows/tour/concert. May ibang bago nman pero obvious n may referrence from other country (mostly s western song).
Hndi man ako agree kay commenter (copycat from Kpop) pero agree ako n wla tlgang identity ang mga OPM/PPop s ngayon. Buti p noon n kahit paano ay makikita mo n kahit paano ay buhay p ang OPM, compare ngayon.
I rather let our Filipino artist explore and experiment new types of sounds and incorporate sa Culture natin than hearing the same covered song over and over again.
Puro cover songs lang din naman ang ginagawa ng PPop groups. Kumakanta at sumasayaw pa nga sila ng Kpop at Korean Songs. Tapos ngayon naman puro cover sila ng OPM songs tulad ng Ppop groups sa ASAP.
@4:29 then you're watching the wrong ppop group lol, dude may internet ka naman, maghanap ka kasi ng maayos, hindi yung pangit na side ang makikita mo tapos i d drag mo yung buong genre. ang tatamad nyo mag research jusko
Walang masama doon Janus kung aligned ba sa Kpop yung mga emerging talents ngayon eh, kailangan alam mo ang market mo. Diba yung mga biritera singers ngayon, sila Celine Dion ang idol diba? Music is universal, Janus. Wag ka immature at close minded.
Oo nga.. no wonder hindi umaangat ang bansang Pilipinas sa larangan ng sining at musika. Puro dragging down nalang ng our own kalahi. Hindi tayo matututo at uunlad kung puro throwback palagi mga Soundtrack natin. Napag iiwanan na tayo kahit napaka talented ng Pinoy.
Ang karamihan sa atin, mas ing-ce-celebrate pa ang magandang Kopya or Cover ng mga Western songs. Pero pagdating sa pag try ng makabagong tunog inspired by Korean, kahit na Original pa ang lyrics and songs, madami puna.
KPop, Jpop, Cpop, PPop...these are just sub-genre's of pop. Pop is the genre, a universal genre, and music is universal. We have ballad in opm, so does in other countries. We have alternative rock in opm, even the same in other countries. Don't you even know that some or most kpop buy songs from american or european producers?! Don't you know that they also hire american or european dance choreographers as well?! If not, then I guess you do not know the depth of kpop. Fashion style wise. Everyone have his or her own individual fashion sense. It is an individual craft. What you wore right now or what you buy probably is not even pinoy made because you also buy from luxury brands or brands that is not locally made. That is just my two cents :)
I disagree with this. Kpop defined something new as a music genre. Actually, mas nagboom siya dahil sa different style of doing MVs. And of course choreography. Find anything in the previous years na nakagawa neto. Meron iilan ilan pero ganon talaga nagstastart ang isang genre. Tapos na-establish siya ngayon ng Korea. So I would say Kpop is a genre of its own. Hindi ka makakakita ng Kpop genre na walang MV na eyecandy or walang patok na choreo kasi yun yung elements niya. And for groups, wala namang tinatawag na Leader, Main vocalist, main dancer, maknae, sila lang rin nagpauso niyan, and hindi rin kpop kung wala yang mga yan. Ngayon, iba naman ang mga soloists nila kasi dun mo mahihilera yung pagsasabi mo na, ayun Pop din yan. Pero you should acknowledge na kpop is really a genre.
My goal is to create the greatest, most talented girl group in the world composed of Filipinas with their own original style and no signs of kpop, jpop or whatever. Sila ang tatalo sa Spice girls, blackpink, little mix, 5th harmony etc. A few years from now... kelangang halughugin ang lahat ng sulok ng Pilipinas pati na mga pinay na nakatira sa ibang bansa... LOL!
Sa mga pilit nag eexplain na ginaya ng ganito sa ganito. Yun nga ang point nya. Ginaya ng Ppop sa KPop kaya we cannot claim it as original. Dahil may pinagkuhanan na dapat naman iadmit. Walang masama sa paggaya pero to claim it as original, tama nga plagiarism yun. At umamin din ang mga fans na kya sila na attract sa mga Ppop artists ay dahil na din sa influence ng Kpop/Jpop. Di naman papansinin yan mga yan kundi dahil sa pinagkopyahan/pinaghanguan nila. We Pinoys are great immitators
A lot of pinoys are complaining about PPOP being a copycat of KPOP. Alam nyo ba kung bakit ganyan sila? It's because the people who recruit, train and manage those pinoy talents are KOREANS. Even abs cbn who is also launching groups under PPOP hired korean choreographers, stylists, etc. REMOVE THE KOREANS AND YOU WILL HAVE YOUR POP GROUPS NA PINOY NA PINOY.
But the problem doesn't end there... Walang matinong sistema na sinusunod ang local industry ngayon. Walang INDEPENDENT music shows to promote artists old and new, walang INDEPENDENT award shows, wala naring record companies na seryoso sa pagpromote sa talent ng mga pinoy. How can we move forward when the only popular award show is MYX awards and the only music show/channel is MYX? MYX.... OWNED BY ABS CBN--- a company with loads of their OWN TALENTS to promote. Syempre unahin nila yung mga talents nila...
IN ORDER FOR PPOP AND OPM IN GENERAL TO RISE, WE MUST HAVE MUCH MORE THAN JUST MYX AND ABS CBN.
May isa pang problema. Koreancentric na ang media sa Pilipinas. Grabe ang pagpromote ng Hallyu sa Pilipinas. Ang TV Networks tulad ng GMA merong Hallypop kahit ang ABS kita na todo rin ang pagpromote sa Hallyu. Kita nyo nga ang mga endorser ngayon sa Pinas mga Kpop groups na. Paano uunlad ang sariling atin kung ang mga TV Networks at mainstream media mas pinopromote pa ang Hallyu at kinokondisyon ang isip ng mga tao na sumuporta sa gawa ng ibang bansa sa halip na paunlarin at ipromote ang sariling atin.
4:17, Tama... HIndi ko maintindihan kung bat parang hindi sumasagi sa isip ng mga local networks dito na ikamamatay ng kabuhyana nila pag sobra ang pagpromote sa hallyu. Tignan mo, sobrang nahuhumaling na ang mga pinoy dyan na basta koreano, sobrang galing tapos pag pinoy automatic chaka or jologs or copycat.
Eh anong gusto mo, naka-barong habang nagpeperform? Ano bang make up na masasabi mong pinoy? Ano bang sayaw na pang-pinoy? Magtitinikling? Pag nagtinikling ba sila, manunuod ka ng concert nila? O bibili ng album? Alam mo ba ibig sabibin ng trend? Madaling magsalita lalo kapag hindi pinag-isipan.
I find that statement super ignorant. Even kpop was largely influenced by '90s hiphop and borrows heavily from black artists, stylewise to the point na may issue na of insensitivity and cultural appropriation. So dun din sila nagsimula. Yung rappers natin are also influenced by black and hiphop culture, but we don't say gaya lang ng gaya because hiphop and rap are a universal thing that we can all put our spin on no matter the culture and country. It's the same with kpop, which has emerged to be such a dominant force in pop music, that of course it's going to be a point of reference for many artists.
Alam nyo ba na ang Pancit, Adobo, at Lumpia have all foreign origins? Kung ganyan ang mentality nating mga Pilipino sa ibang bagay, itakwil nyo na din at wag nyo tawaging "Filipino Dish" ang mga iyan. These dishes are originally from or inspired by Chinese and Spanish cuisine.
Ang Spaghetti naman galing Italy iyan; pero bakit sa Pilipinas tawag natin eh 'Pinoy Spaghetti'? We call it "Pinoy" kasi may distinctive flavor ito at matamis compare to the Italian counterpart. That being said, P-Pop name should be acceptable kasi we use Tagalog and we use Filipino talents. Over-time mag i-evolve pa iyan, just give it some time.
What is original about OPM anyway? Okay, I am proud to be a Filipino and I love OPM songs but I can't stand the hypocrisy of some of our very own artist and fellow kababayans.
Ano ba ang mga sikat na OPM genre? Ballad, Alternative Rock, and Hip Hop. All of these genre are not originally Filipino. Lahat yan inspired by other cultures.
Ballad- from Europe (French and Britain) Alternative or Pop Rock - from United States Hip Hop - from African Americans and Latino Americans
Even if we go back to our older Filipino sounds - Habanera, Cariñosa, etc. -- humugot tayo ng inspiration sa mga Espaniol.
Kung ang di pagkuha ng inspirasyon at impluwensya mula sa iba ang batayan mo ng original eh walang maituturing na original dahil lahat kumukuha ng inspirasyon at impluwensya mula sa iba. Panginoong Diyos lang ang tutuong original dahil sya ang may likha ng lahat okey.
That's exactly my point. Kaya ang nga sinabi ko na i can't stand the hypocrisy.
If we disown P-Pop bcos it is Korean inspired; then why only single out that one? A lot of our existing OPM songs are also inspired by other countries.
Akala ko si Janno Gibs nung una. Ibang Artista pala ito. So ano nga pala na-i-ambag nya sa Music Industry ng Pilipinas?
Mas nakaka-bother kasi yung may lakas sya ng loob mag judge about filipino music artist(s) when he did not even contribute anything to our music scene. He is not qualified to speak or judge, let alone define what's not an OPM and exclude certain music artists.
Sino ba kasi nag claim na original ang Ppop? Like wala namang press release ang Star hunt academy na orig at nauna sila? Anong plagiarism pinagsasabi nitong janus?
pffft the so called OPM is also unoriginal. Utang na loob kung hindi nyo pa nasuyod ang internet at napakinggan ang mga songs na naka tag as "ppop" tigilan nyo muna kakahanash ng kopya kopya lang.
pag nag pull up ka ng songs from different eras OPM vs western countries, makikita mo rin similarities w/ flow and even the time na nauso ang mellow and chill vibe na instrumental pero masakit pala yung lyrics.
artists get inspired by other artists and create their own version of the trend, kung mag iinarte kayo na dapat OPM lang, bumalik tayo sa mga musical instruments na tayo ang gumawa..tse!
I agree. Dance moves, fashion style, hair & make up--- lahat ginaya from Kpop.
ReplyDeletePwera sa patong patong na make up hahaaha
DeleteKPop - Korean Pop
DeleteJPop - Japanese Pop
CPop - Chinese Pop
TPop - Taiwanese Pop
ThPop - Thai Pop
SPop - Singaporean Pop
PPop - Pinoy Pop
MPop - Malaysian Pop
InPop - Indonesian Pop
1:09 ghorl mamakeup din sila especially mga boys
Delete1:37, wrong ka. Only Koreans are known as Kpop. All the other blah bllah pops you mentioned are not know for their specific kind of pop sound, looks and dance moves. Gets mo. Get educated please.
Delete1:37, nope. Mali ka talaga. We are not talking about the generic pop genre. We are talking about specifically Korean pop sound and look.
Delete137 Hahah tange MandoPop yung sa china
DeleteGary V. At Sarah G. Ang mga PPop dito! Parang PimplePopper lang.
DeleteDahil dito Isang bagsak muna ng "ETO NA NAMAN" ni King of PPop Gary V.!!!!
Delete1:37 sarap ng JPops sa JCo 😋😋
DeletePeople like you and him are the reason why our OPM is stuck on reviving and repeating same songs over and over again. If we truly want all original Filipino, let's stop using western or foreign instruments at matuto tayong gumamit ng mga instrumento ng aeta at katutubo. Let's not have Alternative Rock and other genres as well.
DeleteIn other words, what we currently know and identify as original OPM have also been inspired by multiple sound and music from other cultures and countries like Spain and USA.
6:43, matagal na pong may JPop and JRock, FYI. Nauna pa yun kesa sa KPop.
Delete6:43 very wrong ka. Jpop ang nauna sa mga ganyan ginaya lang ni kpop. Agree with 6:23 jpop and jrock tagal na nito.
Deleteagree ako sayo 6:23 mas nauna ang jpop at jrock like arashi, tokyo jihen la arc en ceil and the likes masyado lang mahigpit ang Japan pagdating sa pagpopromote nila kailangang legit na member ka ng fansclub.
Deletepati ba naman yan pagtatalunan pa? ginaya din naman ng Kpop ang Jpop.
ReplyDeleteI do agree with you 12:44. But somehow, Koreans manage to make their own out of it (JPop). Kaya kung mahilig kang makinig ng both countries' songs, may makikita kang differences kahit paano s knilang dalawa.
Delete1:05 But that didn't happen overnight. It took a while for KPop to have its own identity. Kaya unfair sa PPop na hingan na ito agad ng identity e ngayon pa nga lang ito ine-establish.
DeleteMeh, Jpop is not know as such anywhere else. Only Kpop is know in the world for that genre.
Delete6:46 it's okay. Japan is sufficient like USA and China. They don't beg for people to like their music kasi sa bansa pa lang nila buhay na buhay na sila.
DeleteYou must be young to say that, 6:46. JPop was known internationally because of anime. There was a time when Japanese animation dominated over Marvel, etc. That time, JPop was also popular, although they always came with the anime, unlike KPop which stands alone (no need to be theme songs of shows or dramas). But the point is, JPop also had its time.
DeleteAgree with 626.
DeleteAnd he is Dpop. D-lister pop.
ReplyDeleteNatatawa ako d2 sobra hehe
Deleteanong hanash nya, eh tama naman yung P-pop as in Philippine/Pinoy Pop. same lang din sa Kpop na Korean Pop at Jpop Japanese pop? di ko gets point nya
ReplyDeleteObvious nga na di mo nagets yung point nya
DeletePost ng nega tapos #goodvibesonly
ReplyDeleteNothing against daw pero ang daming hanash.
ReplyDeleteTrue naman
ReplyDeleteAlam kaya niya na yung Kpop kinopya lang din sa Jpop? Na yung founder ng Kpop agencies nagpupunta pa sa Japan dala-dala yung idol groups nila para manood ng Jpop concerts while taking notes?
ReplyDeleteYun nga yung point niya kaya siya nagdidisagree na tawaging orig ang Ppop. Regardless kung saan kinopya or kung sino nauna, ang ending pa rin is kumopya raw yung Ppop sa Kpop so yun.
DeleteNa kinopya din sa jpop. Period. So anong minamaasim ni Janus?
Delete2:06...ang hanash nya is hindi nga original. Di naman nya sinabing di maganda. Di lang orig. Haist.
DeleteSo what? Trend yan. Kung di mabenta sa iyo, you're just too old for it.
ReplyDeleteDun pa ren ako sa totoong OPM! etong PPop is a complete imitation lang naman talaga sa Kpop that inspired by taiwanese and japanese boybands. So ganyan talaga branding branding lang yan.
ReplyDeleteGive me list of original OPM songs you're talking about. That way we may examine kung one hundred percent original Filipino iyon. I bet those OPM songs we admired in the past are also inspired and influenced by other cultures music.
DeleteSome OPM songs are patterned after American pop music. Masyado nyong ginagawang problema ang di dapat gawing problema
DeleteOriginal? For the past few years, puro revive and covers lng ang mga songs natin. Kung may bago nman, i-exhaust ito s sobrang kakagamit. From songs (and also the title) for teleseryes and movies; pyesa para s contest/live shows/tour/concert. May ibang bago nman pero obvious n may referrence from other country (mostly s western song).
ReplyDeleteHndi man ako agree kay commenter (copycat from Kpop) pero agree ako n wla tlgang identity ang mga OPM/PPop s ngayon. Buti p noon n kahit paano ay makikita mo n kahit paano ay buhay p ang OPM, compare ngayon.
I agree.
DeleteI rather let our Filipino artist explore and experiment new types of sounds and incorporate sa Culture natin than hearing the same covered song over and over again.
Saten kasi mas marami ang singers kesa sa composers and musicians.
DeleteI'd rather hear Ppop than biritan na puro cover songs lang naman.
ReplyDeletePuro cover songs lang din naman ang ginagawa ng PPop groups. Kumakanta at sumasayaw pa nga sila ng Kpop at Korean Songs. Tapos ngayon naman puro cover sila ng OPM songs tulad ng Ppop groups sa ASAP.
Delete@4:29 then you're watching the wrong ppop group lol, dude may internet ka naman, maghanap ka kasi ng maayos, hindi yung pangit na side ang makikita mo tapos i d drag mo yung buong genre. ang tatamad nyo mag research jusko
DeleteAs always Pinoys are just mere imitators/copycats. From fashion down to our singers etc..
ReplyDeleteWalang masama doon Janus kung aligned ba sa Kpop yung mga emerging talents ngayon eh, kailangan alam mo ang market mo. Diba yung mga biritera singers ngayon, sila Celine Dion ang idol diba? Music is universal, Janus. Wag ka immature at close minded.
ReplyDeleteOo nga.. no wonder hindi umaangat ang bansang Pilipinas sa larangan ng sining at musika. Puro dragging down nalang ng our own kalahi. Hindi tayo matututo at uunlad kung puro throwback palagi mga Soundtrack natin. Napag iiwanan na tayo kahit napaka talented ng Pinoy.
DeleteAng karamihan sa atin, mas ing-ce-celebrate pa ang magandang Kopya or Cover ng mga Western songs. Pero pagdating sa pag try ng makabagong tunog inspired by Korean, kahit na Original pa ang lyrics and songs, madami puna.
KPop, Jpop, Cpop, PPop...these are just sub-genre's of pop. Pop is the genre, a universal genre, and music is universal. We have ballad in opm, so does in other countries. We have alternative rock in opm, even the same in other countries. Don't you even know that some or most kpop buy songs from american or european producers?! Don't you know that they also hire american or european dance choreographers as well?! If not, then I guess you do not know the depth of kpop. Fashion style wise. Everyone have his or her own individual fashion sense. It is an individual craft. What you wore right now or what you buy probably is not even pinoy made because you also buy from luxury brands or brands that is not locally made. That is just my two cents :)
ReplyDeleteI disagree with this. Kpop defined something new as a music genre. Actually, mas nagboom siya dahil sa different style of doing MVs. And of course choreography. Find anything in the previous years na nakagawa neto. Meron iilan ilan pero ganon talaga nagstastart ang isang genre.
DeleteTapos na-establish siya ngayon ng Korea. So I would say Kpop is a genre of its own. Hindi ka makakakita ng Kpop genre na walang MV na eyecandy or walang patok na choreo kasi yun yung elements niya. And for groups, wala namang tinatawag na Leader, Main vocalist, main dancer, maknae, sila lang rin nagpauso niyan, and hindi rin kpop kung wala yang mga yan.
Ngayon, iba naman ang mga soloists nila kasi dun mo mahihilera yung pagsasabi mo na, ayun Pop din yan. Pero you should acknowledge na kpop is really a genre.
On point.
ReplyDeleteLOUDER PLEASE
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha, Ganyan sa pinas kasi, Puro copycat lang.
ReplyDeleteMy goal is to create the greatest, most talented girl group in the world composed of Filipinas with their own original style and no signs of kpop, jpop or whatever. Sila ang tatalo sa Spice girls, blackpink, little mix, 5th harmony etc. A few years from now... kelangang halughugin ang lahat ng sulok ng Pilipinas pati na mga pinay na nakatira sa ibang bansa... LOL!
ReplyDeleteOPM will rise in a few years, just wait for it... PPOP will be one of it's branches kaya sana ayusin nila. Become more Filipino.
ReplyDeleteSa mga pilit nag eexplain na ginaya ng ganito sa ganito. Yun nga ang point nya. Ginaya ng Ppop sa KPop kaya we cannot claim it as original. Dahil may pinagkuhanan na dapat naman iadmit. Walang masama sa paggaya pero to claim it as original, tama nga plagiarism yun. At umamin din ang mga fans na kya sila na attract sa mga Ppop artists ay dahil na din sa influence ng Kpop/Jpop. Di naman papansinin yan mga yan kundi dahil sa pinagkopyahan/pinaghanguan nila. We Pinoys are great immitators
ReplyDeleteA lot of pinoys are complaining about PPOP being a copycat of KPOP. Alam nyo ba kung bakit ganyan sila? It's because the people who recruit, train and manage those pinoy talents are KOREANS. Even abs cbn who is also launching groups under PPOP hired korean choreographers, stylists, etc. REMOVE THE KOREANS AND YOU WILL HAVE YOUR POP GROUPS NA PINOY NA PINOY.
ReplyDeleteBut the problem doesn't end there... Walang matinong sistema na sinusunod ang local industry ngayon. Walang INDEPENDENT music shows to promote artists old and new, walang INDEPENDENT award shows, wala naring record companies na seryoso sa pagpromote sa talent ng mga pinoy.
How can we move forward when the only popular award show is MYX awards and the only music show/channel is MYX? MYX.... OWNED BY ABS CBN--- a company with loads of their OWN TALENTS to promote. Syempre unahin nila yung mga talents nila...
IN ORDER FOR PPOP AND OPM IN GENERAL TO RISE, WE MUST HAVE MUCH MORE THAN JUST MYX AND ABS CBN.
Good thing we have Wish Awards shows
DeleteMay isa pang problema. Koreancentric na ang media sa Pilipinas. Grabe ang pagpromote ng Hallyu sa Pilipinas. Ang TV Networks tulad ng GMA merong Hallypop kahit ang ABS kita na todo rin ang pagpromote sa Hallyu. Kita nyo nga ang mga endorser ngayon sa Pinas mga Kpop groups na. Paano uunlad ang sariling atin kung ang mga TV Networks at mainstream media mas pinopromote pa ang Hallyu at kinokondisyon ang isip ng mga tao na sumuporta sa gawa ng ibang bansa sa halip na paunlarin at ipromote ang sariling atin.
Delete4:17, Tama... HIndi ko maintindihan kung bat parang hindi sumasagi sa isip ng mga local networks dito na ikamamatay ng kabuhyana nila pag sobra ang pagpromote sa hallyu. Tignan mo, sobrang nahuhumaling na ang mga pinoy dyan na basta koreano, sobrang galing tapos pag pinoy automatic chaka or jologs or copycat.
DeleteEh anong gusto mo, naka-barong habang nagpeperform? Ano bang make up na masasabi mong pinoy? Ano bang sayaw na pang-pinoy? Magtitinikling? Pag nagtinikling ba sila, manunuod ka ng concert nila? O bibili ng album? Alam mo ba ibig sabibin ng trend? Madaling magsalita lalo kapag hindi pinag-isipan.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE TINIKLING.
DeleteI find that statement super ignorant. Even kpop was largely influenced by '90s hiphop and borrows heavily from black artists, stylewise to the point na may issue na of insensitivity and cultural appropriation. So dun din sila nagsimula. Yung rappers natin are also influenced by black and hiphop culture, but we don't say gaya lang ng gaya because hiphop and rap are a universal thing that we can all put our spin on no matter the culture and country. It's the same with kpop, which has emerged to be such a dominant force in pop music, that of course it's going to be a point of reference for many artists.
ReplyDeleteWag na magtaka. Up there in your industry it is always about the money.
ReplyDeleteGobe with the OPM’s Sariling atin.
ReplyDeleteAs always pinoys laging Gaya Gaya sa mga uso.
ReplyDeleteKPOP din gaya-gaya. Maraming ang may issue ng plagiarism sa kanila baka hindi mo alam?
DeleteAlam nyo ba na ang Pancit, Adobo, at Lumpia have all foreign origins? Kung ganyan ang mentality nating mga Pilipino sa ibang bagay, itakwil nyo na din at wag nyo tawaging "Filipino Dish" ang mga iyan. These dishes are originally from or inspired by Chinese and Spanish cuisine.
ReplyDeleteAng Spaghetti naman galing Italy iyan; pero bakit sa Pilipinas tawag natin eh 'Pinoy Spaghetti'? We call it "Pinoy" kasi may distinctive flavor ito at matamis compare to the Italian counterpart. That being said, P-Pop name should be acceptable kasi we use Tagalog and we use Filipino talents. Over-time mag i-evolve pa iyan, just give it some time.
Pop is pop anywhere in the world. Kanya kanyang time lang yan. There was a time na American pop ang uso. The Japanese pop. Then now Korean pop.
ReplyDeleteWhat is original about OPM anyway? Okay, I am proud to be a Filipino and I love OPM songs but I can't stand the hypocrisy of some of our very own artist and fellow kababayans.
ReplyDeleteAno ba ang mga sikat na OPM genre? Ballad, Alternative Rock, and Hip Hop. All of these genre are not originally Filipino. Lahat yan inspired by other cultures.
Ballad- from Europe (French and Britain)
Alternative or Pop Rock - from United States
Hip Hop - from African Americans and Latino Americans
Even if we go back to our older Filipino sounds - Habanera, Cariñosa, etc. -- humugot tayo ng inspiration sa mga Espaniol.
Kung ang di pagkuha ng inspirasyon at impluwensya mula sa iba ang batayan mo ng original eh walang maituturing na original dahil lahat kumukuha ng inspirasyon at impluwensya mula sa iba. Panginoong Diyos lang ang tutuong original dahil sya ang may likha ng lahat okey.
DeleteThat's exactly my point. Kaya ang nga sinabi ko na i can't stand the hypocrisy.
DeleteIf we disown P-Pop bcos it is Korean inspired; then why only single out that one? A lot of our existing OPM songs are also inspired by other countries.
And yes, Diyos lang ang Orihinal.
Akala ko si Janno Gibs nung una. Ibang Artista pala ito. So ano nga pala na-i-ambag nya sa Music Industry ng Pilipinas?
ReplyDeleteMas nakaka-bother kasi yung may lakas sya ng loob mag judge about filipino music artist(s) when he did not even contribute anything to our music scene. He is not qualified to speak or judge, let alone define what's not an OPM and exclude certain music artists.
Sino ba kasi nag claim na original ang Ppop? Like wala namang press release ang Star hunt academy na orig at nauna sila? Anong plagiarism pinagsasabi nitong janus?
ReplyDeleteNow I understand where he is coming from. I think O in BGYO meant to say Originally Filipino. Kaya ganyan sya mag react.
DeleteBut still, nakaka-offend yung sinabi nya na dapat tawaging KP-Pop or PK-Pop. Maraming existing P-Pop group fans ang na-offend. Isa na ako dun.
pffft the so called OPM is also unoriginal. Utang na loob kung hindi nyo pa nasuyod ang internet at napakinggan ang mga songs na naka tag as "ppop" tigilan nyo muna kakahanash ng kopya kopya lang.
ReplyDeletepag nag pull up ka ng songs from different eras OPM vs western countries, makikita mo rin similarities w/ flow and even the time na nauso ang mellow and chill vibe na instrumental pero masakit pala yung lyrics.
artists get inspired by other artists and create their own version of the trend, kung mag iinarte kayo na dapat OPM lang, bumalik tayo sa mga musical instruments na tayo ang gumawa..tse!