REPLY 2002

Just watched MBLAQ Idol Manager EP9.
g.o.d went as guests and Mir was freaking hyper cuz he is a g.o.d fan.

Seeing him fanboy really gives me goosebumps because from the scene, I see my reflection, and I see the future of KPOP groups.

This is KPOP.
Generations of Koreans are passionate about music,
whether they are the ones performing on stage, or cheering for the singers downstage,
they love music nonetheless.
In the previous Superstar K competition, 1 in 25 Koreans took part in the audition.

When the time comes, seniors have to give way to hoobaes,
but they don't vanish from the scene. They still play a big role, their relationship is beautiful.
Just like in SM, how KANGTA and BoA guide their junior,
they paved the way,
they built the name for SM, and that's how Girls' Generation, SHINee are born.

In turn, SNSD etc bring opportunities to them as well, allowing SMtown to be held around the world.
It is a interdependent relationship.
A beautiful story.

Idol groups of today, will eventually have to walk the path of h.o.t, g.o.d, and the limelight will go to a newer generation of idols.

Fans will have to see their idols' popularity die down,
but their passion resides in their hearts.
Like Mir.

The whole journey will accompany us.
We will always be reminded of the laughters and tears we shared,
with our idols and with our fellow comrades in the fandom.

 "I think the greatest power of music and why it's so precious, is its ability to save our memories. Whether ten, or twenty years have passed, when you hear a particular song, all the memories from that period come back to you." -Kim Tae Woo (g.o.d)