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>>42109724
True, but Keyakis were remarkably average looking. Some even below average and I am talking compared to average Japanese, not even average idol

Looking at Keya I am surprised there were any scandals at all

>>38574053
>Keyakizaka was appreciated by millions of fans even before they released a single because they were acknowledged as the upcoming potential sister group of Nogizaka46. When they released Silent Majority, it made the top 50 on the Billboard charts and remained there for 3 years.
never said anything about keyaki popularity- obviously it was successful while it lasted
>>38574053
>Plus, since you are also pointing out that their dance routines are "kino" and "cringe"
life performance (dance is part of it) were called by me "progressive". didn't called them "kino", nor "cringe". as far as mainstream idols go it was impressive (as in it wasn't typical idol stuff), but since you two were mentioning k-pop: make no mistake, major korean groups are 10x better at dancing and singing than any major japanese idol group (personally don't care, I prefer japanese cute style over sexy korean shit).
>that goes for Nogi and Hina as well because J-Pop idols are not talented dancers, to begin with.
nogi are completely different from keyaki, pretty much mainstream idol style- except their theme that was supposed to make them different from akb was "cute and neat".
>Bashing one group because you criticize their dance and choreo routine is just senseless hating.
except I didn't. their dance and choreo is not my thing, but they have few nice performances (もう森へ帰ろうか is one example even if it follows "cringe and edgy" theme)

>>37916512
sucku and china is the same busu tier. it all started with keyakis- bunch of average looking girls with few cuties to keep things at least interesting.

>>33728951
perfect caption btw
sums up SEA/CHINa perfectly LMAO