HOW TO K-POP

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i cant believe he became a kpop producer in just 17 minutes

the amount of r e s e a r c h

Dylan: release the song K-pop agencies: 👀

SVT ironically has 13 ... 13 ironically has Seventeen LMAO

hi i'm learning to write jazz and this is not where i wanted the concept of a 2-5-1 to finally click for me but here we are

Twist: He’s been producing for K-pops bands

Everybody hating on kpop but no one expects that a video about kpop would teach me more music theory than most of the rap/trap tutorials out there

"nct one hundred and twenty seven"

it feels so weird seeing someone praise and respect kpop so much. even ppl in the comments are so kind- im more use to hate and stuff but this was a nice change so yeah tyyyy

Can't wait to see your name in next album of LOONA, TWICE, and Red Velvet.

“I don’t think wayV got the idea on how to name their sub unit” 😂

girl front is actually made almost entirely out of samples from the singular sounds future bass splice sample pack (the dolphin samples)

Hey! I am a student studying producer in South Korea Thank you for introducing K-pop!

You made a track that sounds so much like K-POP that it could be on one of their mainstream albums bruh

i am currently 4 minutes into the video and i'm pretty sure Dylan is a Loona stan

that loona song's chord progression is actually a loop from the Singular Sounds - Future Bass Sample Pack LOL

Dylan: « HOW TO K-POP » Me: « Sample the music of a youtube producer »

I dont really dig kpop but holy shit those chord progressions are sick

One thing I find interesting is when you look up interviews with western kpop songwriters, they say that with western music they are often asked to simplify their songs, and with kpop they are told to keep adding elements. You did a good job covering the main types of kpop sounds, but there are also songs influenced by all sorts of genres: doo wop, psytrance, bossa nova, metal - you name it, kpop has it. And then there are songs with crazy switch-ups that combine multiple genres, Girl's Generation's I Got a Boy for example. It's such a fun and dynamic genre