The Best of the Worst: Feb. 19, 2015

It's that time again: 

Yes, Sports Chosun released its latest girl group ranking. There's some big changes from last year, like the meteoric rise of AOA and Hani EXID. But fear not, friends, some things remain the same: T-ara is still getting the shaft as they stay mired in shit tier, aka the "Popular Maginot Line."

Soyeon demonstrates how high she thinks T-ara should rank.

Okay, so I'll do another blog about plagiarism, sampling and genre similarity as long as you all promise to STFU about it.

Ever since I wrote a blog recently about IU's plagairism accusations and melodic plagiarism in general, I've been bombarded with people asking the following:

I've been reluctant to dive into answering this question, simply because I don't want to be "that guy" who people run to whenever there's a new plagiarism case to ask what I think.  The whole point of my last blog was to hopefully get people to realise that similarity in music is a completely normal thing across all music styles and genres and to stop fucking obsessing over it, and of course plenty of people completely missed that point and instead used the post as a tool to obsess about the issue and picked things apart even more - which was exactly the opposite to what I intended.  Yay me.

The ultimate baddest female showdown

Since the cool concept right now for female idols is "Bad girls," let's see who rocks it best. Because we can.

Also because I've noticed a disturbing trend here at Anti Kpop-Fangirl in which we've been talking an awful lot about music and talent lately. Whatever happened to judging idols based on their looks? Dammit, that's what I signed on for.

Go on with your badass selves.