https://www.reddit.com/r/kpop_uncensored/comments/1doguah/theres_no_more_groups_for_me_to_stan/
I have a stan list of 90 girl groups and 1 mixed group, there's simply no quality groups for me to stan anymore could you recommend some? I don't want any disbanded groups though, here are some I'm planning to stan: I:MOND Girls2 Mamamoo BBGIRLS KARD AR3NA Fanatics Favorite Ferry blue Hashtag Hi-L SKYLE MINDY BABYMINT

https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularkpopopinions/comments/14qq2h0/im_not_excited_for_the_debut_of_new_groups_anymore/
general. I feel like the title is pretty self explanatory, I'm not really excited for the debut of new groups. I'm 23 and I've been a kpop fan since I was around 12, so I've seen groups come and go, and I feel like I'm starting to get worn out as my favorite groups are nearing the end of their contracts or simply just getting older and less

https://forum.allkpop.com/thread/88719-well-it-happens-to-me-i-don-t-enjoy-kpop-anymore/
2,095. Mar 21st 2022. #19. You don't need to delete your account tho. Maybe when you feel K-Pop's getting better again you'd want to come back. But anywayyyy, kind of you to give away your akorns tho. I try to save up for the badge of my dreams, INVU, so if you want to support my cause, feel free juseyo.

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpopthoughts/comments/qenjoi/i_dont_stan_groups_anymore/
I Don't Stan Groups Anymore . Discussion After 7-8 years of being a kpop fan, I no longer watch live streams, keep up with vlogs or variety shows, seek out comeback teasers and whatnot. I realized after a few years that being super involved in the stuff I mentioned earlier, I get 'bored' or 'burnt out' way more than if I just remain more

https://kpopsource.com/threads/kpop-isnt-enjoyable-anymore.19639/
Also, I feel like most Kpop companies don't really care much about Korean fans anymore as they tend to focus on American fans. If I were Korean, I would be disappointed when my favourite Kpop groups don't even notice me being their fans.

https://www.koreaboo.com/lists/15-idol-groups-no-longer-exist-fans-miss-dearly/
13. Wanna One. Wanna One was formed through the second season of Produce 101, and the group immediately hit it big in Korea and overseas. During their time together, they toured the world, sold over 3.6 million copies of their albums in Korea alone, and were one of Korea's biggest boy groups.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WeHateKpop/comments/1adfsix/i_dont_like_kpop_that_much_anymore/
I don't like K-pop that much anymore. Hello I used to be into K-pop for two years before losing interest. I knew about K-pop since the beginning of the Korean wave but didn't really get into until 2022. It's started with twice I like them because it seemed unique to American pop at the time.

https://readitandweeb.blogspot.com/2018/09/why-im-not-into-kpop-anymore.html
Reason #2: Did somebody say OVER-STIMULATION. When I was super into kpop, I only really followed girl groups. At the time, I thought it was because I was bi and preferred women (spoiler: I'm not bi and never was. That's a blog post for a later date). However, now, as someone who's released she's straight, the reason I didn't like boy groups

https://medium.com/@lisa.pierotte/why-i-stopped-being-a-k-pop-fan-f7a549a22a26
K-pop idols have to meet some of the highest standards in music and because of this, a lot of idols suffer from depression. Of course I want people to achieve their dreams of becoming and idol

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpop/comments/py9v1/falling_out_of_love_with_kpop/
Falling out of love with kpop. Recently I have had a dramatic loss of interest in kpop. I was always the "kpop obsessive". In fact, when I told my friends that I don't like kpop anymore, they didn't believe me. I don't know, I feel like my eyes are finally open and I can see the fake-ness and shallow industry that is kpop.

https://kpopsource.com/threads/any-kpop-groups-you-really-like-but-dont-stan.112715/
ATEEZ. I like their dynamic as a group but I haven't had "the moment" to make me actually stan them or get to know them/their music. Most of the time this looks like me finding a clip that I really like, weighing the music, deciding how I like the balance of music quality to idol personality

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpophelp/comments/d6yhjo/should_i_not_like_kpop_anymore/
Should I not like kpop anymore? Solved. So, Lately I have been feeling pretty alone because I like Kpop I know this is really weird but the reason I feel alone is because some of my friends used to like Kpop last year and we even had a school club about Kpop. But since school started again I've seen those friends in the hallway and I asked

https://www.allkpop.com/article/2023/03/k-pop-groups-that-dont-have-any-korean-members
Let's check out five K-pop groups with no Korean members. 1. BLACKSWAN. [BLACKSWAN] BLACKSWAN in India : 2023 FIH Odisha Hockey world cup_EP.6. BLACKSWAN is a K-pop girl group under DR Music

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpopnoir/comments/1dojcyh/every_generation_says_they_dont_make_music_like/
(2) when you make this statement, you'll see how it bleeds into other aspects of live. like when older people say "kids these days…". comparing old with new when you aren't given all of what's old will never be an accurate comparison. comparison is an unhealthy concept in social times today because it doesn't produce anything

https://forum.allkpop.com/thread/139811-groups-you-don-t-like-any-music/
yeah really hard to not like even 1 b-side or their biggest hit track. and I don't believe it is fair if you didn't listen to all titles and at least their promoted or highlight b-sides. One of the closest would be gugudan but I like their subunit song Ice Chu + i haven't listened to most bsides as they seem to be slow and generic. For any group that I actually tried hard to get into by

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpop_uncensored/comments/1dor3ci/does_anyone_have_a_really_really_nugu_groups_that/
K-Pop (Korean popular music) is a musical genre consisting of pop, dance, electropop, hiphop, rock, R&B, and electronic music originating in South Korea. In addition to music, K-Pop has grown into a popular subculture, resulting in widespread interest in the fashion and style of Korean idol groups and singers.

https://forum.allkpop.com/thread/170107-it-makes-sense-why-kpop-groups-don-t-do-full-albums-anymore/
KPOP groups have rarely released full albums. They have always mostly done EPs and minis. Twice did not release their 1st full album until 2017. Two years after they debuted. Black Pink didn't release theirs until 2020, 4 years after debut.

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpopthoughts/comments/wvluvz/what_are_some_older_kpop_groups_that_people_dont/
They don't have international recognition, but they always do well with the general public. They didn't take any hits, they always have decent general public ratings with unique listeners in SK with their releases, honestly more than some popular kpop groups like Stray Kids, Astro, etc domestically.

https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/8rvnlp/i_dont_like_kpop/
I don't like KPOP. The music all sounds the same. It's basically American pop music + EDM production with Korean vocals and a slightly flamboyant urban image. From the music I've listened to, there really isn't much soul or passion from the music that I'm hearing. For example, I enjoy some American pop music like the Weeknd and Bruno Mars.