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softbeebee · 1 year ago

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🌙. . . ꒰ bee | they/them | 21 | roleplayer ꒱ ꭷ

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masterlist (open to requests)

muse

fcs I like to play

fcs I want to play against

roleplay ads (my ads)

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fandom roleplays

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minors | bigots | very toxic fans | empty account

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nuitdhiverasa · 8 months ago

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#lee felix #felix #stray kids #straykids #skz #400*640 #rpg #200*320 #avatars #avatar #200x320 #400x640 #kpop #ressources #ressources rpg

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moonaetics · 1 year ago

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hello! ♥ je suis super fan de tes avatars et de ton coloring, est-ce que je pourrais te suggérer kim seungmin des straykids ? voici une petite galerie si besoin ; imgbox(.)com/g/CbQxHRCf7L

hiii ♡ dfsfjjfds c'est harchi mims, merci beaucoup ;-; ♡ voili voilou les avatars de seungmin !! j'espère qu'ils te plairont ♡

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uel2022 · 2 years ago

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La tendance grandissante des artistes virtuels dans le milieu de la KPOP

Dans l'industrie musicale, la Kpop est devenue massivement populaire et continue de l'être. Alors, de quoi s'agit-il ?

La Kpop ou pop coréenne, est une expression originaire de Corée du Sud, émergeant dans les années 90, qui définit un style musical propre au pays. Elle regroupe plusieurs genres musicaux desquels elle s’inspire : de la pop, de l'electropop, du hip-hop, du rock, du R&B et de la musique électronique. De plus, elle inclut des chorégraphies artistiques qui incarnent les concepts musicaux créés.

La Kpop est représentée par le concept de Boys-band et Girls-band qui est omniprésent mais également des solistes.

Il y a de nombreux groupes connus internationalement tels que BTS, BLACKPINK, STRAYKIDS, AESPA, etc...

La Kpop s’oriente sensiblement, en relation avec la place de la technologie aujourd’hui, dans le virtuel. Un nouveau concept s’est introduit progressivement : la création d’idoles virtuelles. C’est un concept novateur qui connait un succès grandissant et qui se développe également dans d’autres pays qui présentent un concept musical similaire à celui de Corée du Sud (Japon : J-pop ; Chine). Mais il suscite des réactions perplexes de la part de certains fans du style musical, qui rencontrent des difficultés à saisir l’intérêt de s’intéresser à un personnage virtuel et donc par définition, à quelqu’un qui n’existe pas.

Ce qui nous ramène à notre principale question, qui est la suivante : peut-on parler d’une notion déshumanisante du genre musical, d’une rupture avec celui-ci ?

Il faut tout d’abord commencer par une explication quant à ce que représente la Kpop et par la suite mettre en évidence la problématique en l’illustrant de quelques exemples. Comme énoncé dans l’introduction précédente, les Boys-groups et Girls-groups sont omniprésents et constituent l’essence même du genre (sans compter le style musical bien sûr). Chaque groupe a sa communauté de fans qui est généralement très importante en nombre (en millions). A chaque ‘‘comeback’’ (sortie d’un nouvel album) le groupe interprète sa nouvelle chanson devant ses fans.

De plus, le groupe organise des événements pendant lesquels il lui est possible d’interagir avec les fans, ce sont les ‘‘Fanmeetings’’ (rencontres avec les artistes qui vont interpréter plusieurs chansons et vont faire des jeux qui demanderont la participation des fans) et les ‘‘Fansign’’ (les fans pourront rencontrer les artistes, discuter avec eux pendant 1 minute environ (pour chaque membre), leur offrir des présents (qui peuvent être des accessoires que les artistes porteront directement ou des cadeaux qu’ils pourront utiliser quand bon leur semble), leur demander des autographes et des photos.

Durant la période covid, les ‘’fansign’’ se déroulaient en ligne, sous forme d’appels vidéo, ce sont les ‘‘fancalls’’. On peut donc en conclure que les interactions avec les fans sont très importantes. Il y a également des tournées qui sont réalisées durant lesquelles le groupe se rend de pays en pays pour faire de nombreux concerts et rencontrer les fans internationaux.

Plusieurs fois par an, de nouveaux groupes font leur début. Durant la pandémie il fut très difficile de maintenir les interactions entre fans et artistes, et c’est ce qui a sans doute facilité l’entrée en scène des avatars virtuels. C’est le cas de SUPERKIND le 20 juin 2022, un groupe composé de cinq membres dont un qui est un artiste virtuel. Le groupe a sorti son premier album qui a connu un succès satisfaisant. Mais les avis restent partagés, quant à la présence d’un membre IA. Cela nous fait revenir à notre principale réflexion.

En effet, un groupe composé d’un membre virtuel peut paraître novateur, mais il restera un personnage qui n’existe pas dans la vie réelle. Il ne pourra donc jamais être réellement présent pendant les événements en public. Ce qui remet en question ce concept pensé comme avant-gardiste. C’est particulièrement vrai car dans la KPOP les rencontrent, les interactions avec le publics de manière général sont particulièrement fortes.

Cette constatation peut également s’appliquer à un groupe entièrement composé d’artiste virtuels (11) : ETERN!TY.

Il peut être considéré comme le tout premier groupe de KPOP entièrement virtuel étant donné qu’il a vu le jour en 2021. Mais c’est le même questionnement qui s’applique à l’exemple précédent. Peut-on donc toujours considérer que cela est de la Kpop, alors que ce qui caractérise ce genre musical est principalement les interactions avec les fans ?

Cela remet donc en question l’aspect humain représenté par les Boy-bands et les Girl-bands.

Ce sont en temps normal de vraies personnes qui performent devant les fans et qui interagissent avec eux. Les fans peuvent ressentir la passion et le travail derrière la performance des groupes, mais en est-il de même avec les artistes virtuels ?

L’expérience technologique ne sera jamais décevante mais des questions se poseront sur le côté humain de l’art.

Alors comment trouver un semblant d’équilibre entre technologie et art ?

En réalisant une fusion des deux sans pour autant que l’art numérique ne soit omniprésent et ne fasse de l’ombre au genre musical initial.

C’est une stratégie réalisable et utilisée actuellement dans la KPOP. C’est le cas pour le groupe AESPA, dont le concept est fondé sur ce principe.

AESPA est un Girls-group composé de quatre membres (Karina, NingNing, Winter et Giselle) qui ont chacune un alter-ego virtuel ou avatar « æs », créé à partir des données collectées en ligne sur elles-mêmes, donc une représentation virtuelle d’elles-mêmes qui existe dans un autre univers appelé FLAT.

En d’autres termes, plus on est actif en ligne plus on renforce notre empreinte virtuelle. On peut qualifier cela d’une « allégorie sur notre moi hors ligne par apport à notre moi en ligne ». Il est donc évident que les membres partagent des similitudes avec leurs avatars. Et pourtant les avatars ne sont pas des versions entièrement identiques des membres. En effet, qui dévoilerait entièrement toutes ses informations personnelles sur Internet ?

Le groupe a su combiner virtuel et réel sans que l’un ne prenne le pas sur l’autre, le tout dans un équilibre consciencieux.

Lina Baraka

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https://www.byeolkorea.com/fansign-events-kpop/2/

#KPOP #IA #virtuel #Youtube

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lovemxnot · 4 years ago

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Worth the burn | Hwang Hyunjin

Firebender! Hyunjin x Avatar! Reader

Letters burned the scroll in your hand, reassuring words etched on them, scorching their presences into it.

“The city is great, they greeted me with much fanfare, and I’ve been having fun with Hyunjin and the others, like old times.

I feel more like myself than ever. Don't worry about me, mom and dad, I'm fine. I feel like I'm truly, finally healing.”

A pang of guilt surged through you, but you shoved it away, ignoring its lingering presence. Sealing the envelope, you gave it to the man standing impatiently next to you.

“The fire nation, I’m assuming?” He sighed, Referring to all the past letters you have sent.

“Wouldn’t bet otherwise.”

You were healing, perhaps not the same way you had mentioned in all of your letters, filled with nothing but the pure lies, but you were searching for a way- a way to forget, forgive, and move past what was done to you.

Forgiveness never came easy to you. Everyone around you pestered you into accepting the situation that you may never be the same avatar you used to be. But they had no idea what you were going through; no one did- after all, you were the only avatar alive.

It was humiliating how every day, you got up to move only for your legs to fail you despite daily visits to the most skilled healers.

At one point, you had hope, you could feel your legs again, and day by day, you were getting better until eventually, you learned how to walk again, but it all crashed once you tried combating and could barely throw a punch without images flashing, looming shadows engulfing your vision, sending you straight back square one, flashbacks so strikingly vivid it made you quiver down in terror. You were so ashamed, felt so weak and... helpless. How the once-great avatar’s mind turned against her becoming her gravest nightmare.

But You’ve had enough of wallowing in self-pity. You left your parent’s home, leaving the fire nation to sail to republic city, the city where your nightmare was born, the city where your friends reside, in hopes of confronting your fears and healing. And that was truly your plan, but it went astray.

“The match starts in five minutes, move to the ring,” the announcer reminded you.

You pulled yourself out of your head, wrapping the bandages tighter on your hands. Getting ready for your next match. You can feel the ground shake. The roars of the people at the stands pump your blood.

Today’s opponent was a new one. Never heard of it before; fresh meat. New to the game, alas, putting you at a disadvantage as you knew nothing of them or their bending element. Hopefully, it's not another lava bender. Those injuries of that fight alone had another nightmare simmering in the process.

And although you've mastered all four elements, you choose to fight with the one you were naturally born with-fire.

You stood behind the metal door, secluding you from the ring, hands going up to position, feet grounded, breathing in, then out. It wasn’t your first match, but it always feels like it is, no matter how many times you tried to nerve up.

As soon as the bell sounded, the doors slid open you shot a belt of fire to where you knew your opponent stood. Hoping to catch them by surprise.

Your opponent, on the other hand, skillfully blocked your advances while remaining idle in his place, silky red hood up- the signature of the fire nation, hair covering his eyes, shadowes concealing most of his face.

“What's wrong pretty boy? Afraid to fight?” You baited. The crowd's yelling got louder. They loved it when opponents ridicule each other. You surged another blast of fire their way, but they, once again, blocked it as if they already knew your next move.

“Come on, you know you gotta use your hands to fight, right?”

Nothing.

“Here, let me help” you looped a hoop of fire around their hands - or at least tried to before they counterfeited the attack and sent you flying. Body slamming the jagged wall with a thack that pales compared to thunder. But you were used to it by now.

“Alright, now you want to play, pretty boy? "

Using the tiniest amount of airforce, you air bended your way to them faster than they could blink and attacked. But all you were met with was hands blocking your every move.

Their movements were so familiar to you, you obstructed all of their attacks just as well as they blocked yours. It was more of a dance than a fight at this point, every move mirroring the others.

There was only one person that knew you that well. and oh god, did you wish you were wrong about this.

The red streak you glimpsed on his cheek supported your thoughts even more. There was only one person you knew that had that scar. A harsh exhale - laced with a little bit of airbending- blew his hood off, revealing what you wished was not true.

The tiny breeze blew his dark locks out of his face. Giving you a glimpse of his face.

No.

No. No way.

You knew those dark locks. You've run your hands through them enough times to know how they feel even without touching them.

"Hello Y/N"

“Hyunjin...? what are u doing here?!” You knew someday you might run into one of the figures of your past. It was inevitable after all, but not this soon and definitely not him.

“Why, when I heard the avatars look-alike was fighting in underground battles of the lower rinks of basingse I just had to come and get a glimpse myself!” Mockery slid fluidly through his sly smile, “and would you look at that? You do look like her! If I didn’t know better, I would’ve thought it was you.”

He was furious, you could tell, even though he masked it with amusement in his voice. To the average eyes, it looked like nothing other than two old friends reconciling. But to you, you knew his blood was boiling by the crinkles of his eyes, the air so thick between you that even airbending it wouldn't help,

Hyunjin was your childhood best friend, and your firebending mentor's son.... and boyfriend. Well, technically, your ex-boyfriend now, seeing as you disappeared on him after the incident, didn't write any letters back for the past year letting him knew you were still breathing.

“Get out of here, I'm not going to fight you” you let your arms rest, blood running cold, fire distinguishing from you. Back turned, you head back outside the arena. You can faintly hear the crowds gasp in shock over the thoughts running in your head. Speaking of your head, it almost got completely scorched with a blast of fire sent your way had you not sensed it early enough and twisted on your hands to get out of its reach.

“Oh no, you don’t. You don’t get to run away. Not again ” He was heaving. He hadn’t moved a step, but he was seething. Another burst after burst was shot at you. “I waited a year y/n! " Oh, how you longed to hear him call your name for so long, but not when he was saying it out of resentment "a whole year just to hear something- anything from you! “

“Hyunjin- stop. I'm not going to fight yo-“

“I. spent. Two. Months. Searching. For .you” fire punctuating every word.

“ Hyunjin i-"

“I thought you were dead !” He punctuated with a blast. This one was charged with so much grievance that the fire was a searing blue. You were not as lucky as before at dodging it, mind catching on to the malice dripping from his voice. Had you not been burned, you would have noticed the tears welling up his eyes.

“Ah,” you hissed in pain.

“You never wrote me back!! But you wrote to Felix?!”

Felix was a mutual friend of yours. A non-bender that you’ve always been very fond of. A younger brother you never had.

“I didn’t know what to say!” You fired back this time, making it his turn to dodge, body ablaze with so much heat you felt it coming out of every limb.

“A simple ‘ hey I'm still alive, by the way, I want to break up with you’ would’ve done!”

“That's the avatar?” “ no way” “ they have a bounty for her head” the mob outside the arena started to murmur, but none of it registered with you.

“ i - I couldn't.....” your resolve faltered, arms dropping. Forgetting completely about the stupid match and the bystanders.

“But you could ghost me for A YEAR and three months?” He scoffed, “ not that I was counting or anything.” He added sneeringly.

“Ever thought I didn’t want to be found?” You snapped back. You had no right to at all. But it just... everything made you snap after the incident. Blame it on insomnia or the delusion or whatever, be it. It drove you crazy. Everything irked you, the sounds of footsteps, the numb feeling you would get in your legs sometimes, the breathing of the person standing next to you- everything aggravated you, you felt your resolve holding on to a thin thread.

Hyunjin, filled with so much fury, lashed on you once again. This time you blocked it, but it drove you roughly back into the unpolished wall. A rock that was jutted out of the wall struck you exactly where you were terribly injured in the attack that incapacitated you. A jolt of electricity crept through your body.

Pictures, more vivid than ever played before your eyes, legs feeling numb, horror swimming in your blood next to the burn of lighting that struck you. Body lying limp, you felt soft hands reach for your face.

“Y/N!” It was the same.

All the same.

You pushed Hyunjin out of shot, and it struck you midair.

The same face that found you after being utterly destroyed, peering over you, with terror and tears etched so deeply in his scarred face.

“ I'm sorry. I’m sorry,” he kept repeating like a mantra, hugging your figure closer, face resting in your neck.

“Please,” he sobbed, “ come back to me.”

Everything was foggy. Was it your eyes or the arena? You had no clue over the video looping in your head.

Lighting, as beautiful as it was, struck you so hard, slipping so gracefully out of your opponent’s fingers, dancing in your nerves, jolting your heart to a stop.

" I'm here." A soft voice pierced through the fog, glints of black and red becoming clearer the more the voice spoke. "I'm always here."

Hyunjin’s pained scream filled your ear” No, No, Chan- please do something! Heal her !”

“I can't lose you again, Y/N.”

Deep brown eyes broke through the fog, followed slowly by the rest of his figure. Hyunjin. That was hyunjin talking to you. The boy you were madly in love with. The boy that never gave up on you. Your eyes welled up seeing him so close- feeling him up so close again.

Fingers softly held your cheeks, your own clenching onto his silky red robe. He didn’t have to speak; his eyes spoke a thousand words. You hid from them in his neck.

"I didn't want you to see me like this," you mumbled into him, tears spilling.

His arms wrapped tighter around you, afraid you’d slip right through if he loosened an inch.

“Let’s go home.”

He didn't need to take you anywhere because right now, you felt more at home than ever.