opinion on kaachi?

[chim min]

so i know their are many negative opinions about kaachi (my own included) but i thought we could share our opinions.
here is what i think:
kaachi are a bunch of koreaboos from london who decided they should start a "kpop" group. their voices are horrific and their dancing is...very unenthusiastic. they have also managed to anger many other fandoms which is kind of annoying. they should have never debuted because they are not a real kpop group. they are legit such clowns and i am not here for it. i feel like they had two days of training. not to mention the visuals of some members.
DISCLAIMER: now if you like kaachi, i have no problem with that! i just wanted to let mine own opinions out, and also allow others to speak on the topic!
PLEASE NO HATE ON OTHERS OPINIONS. AND NO BASHING!!!!!

 

[❀ your kpop multistan ❀]

yeah I don't really like their songs (my opinion)
I also don't really support the idea of non-Asians in the kpop industry

 

[LostInTheDream]

I wouldn't be as harsh. I think they had good intentions, no matter how misplaced. It would have been better if they had just gone with an English song. I just try to avoid their activities and leave them be. They don't need another person added to their hate train, especially with what happened to one of their fans.

 

[Love_alize071313]

I don't really care. I just feel that if they want to at least be somewhat liked in the industry (which won't really happen) They need tons and TONS of training and practice, not to mention a new label.

 

[LostInTheDream]

I wouldn't be as harsh. I think they had good intentions, no matter how misplaced. It would have been better if they had just gone with an English song. I just try to avoid their activities and leave them be. They don't need another person added to their hate train, especially with what happened to one of their fans.

And yes they do need more practice, but hating on them will not benefit their skills. I just really dislike any kind of hate bandwagon stuff that happens in kpop, unless it's warranted (think w00jin)

 

[renspace]

For me the problem with Kaachi is that they're calling themselves kpop, if they were just regular pop they'd be fine because they're decent vocalists and performers (not a big fan of their rap). I'm not entirely against other races debuting in kpop as long as you take the time to train and learn the language appropriately.
However I don't think I'll ever understand the concept of 'London kpop girl group'.