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I agree with this, but I guess many Asian websites do feel like they're stuck in a 1998 trend. Actually this also seems to apply to music too... when I hear my
by cclogg 13y ago
I agree with this, but I guess many Asian websites do feel like they're stuck in a 1998 trend. Actually this also seems to apply to music too... when I hear my Taiwanese friends' music, it seems like it still hasn't escaped boy-band era (1998?).
- coldtea 13y ago>when I hear my Taiwanese friends' music, it seems like it still hasn't escaped boy-band era 1998 might have been "boy-band era" for YOUR culture. Not for everyone in the world. The have their own culture, they don't have to escape to some current trend in the USA.
- toyg 13y agoLike "the West" had escaped anything… Justin Bieber? JLS? Even goddamn Take That are still outselling everyone else except newer manufactured pop acts. People in glass houses should not throw stones.
- cclogg 13y agoHaha sorry my bad, that is definitely true, but I meant the sound of that era, not boy-bands in general.
- EdiX 13y agoTwo words: "One Direction". No one will ever escape the boy-band era.
- sanskritabelt 13y agoThe 'boy band era' has been going since for-freaking-ever. Hey hey, they were the Monkees.