Fun Fact: Make it Pop performed a song called "Do It!" on the show which also ended up being the same song on HyunA's 5th Mini Album A'wesome. What happened was that the producer wrote the song in a 'kpop' writing camp, where the song ended up in Cube Entertainments possession. But Cube shelved the song for years, so the producer sold the song to Nickelodeon I guess expecting that it wouldn't be used. The song is literally the same structurally, though the HyunA version is far more refined and modernized. Megan Lee reacted positively to this when it happened, flattered that such a popular singer performed it. Cube on the other hand was not a fan and said they would file legal proceedings against the producer for double selling the song.
this was primarily the reason why I gravitated to Nickelodeon more than Disney ngl. Nickelodeon let me discover Wonder Girls' Be my baby and Secret's Shy boy (absolute faves)
@@MidnightTheories same!but I don't think little me would understand cause I didn't speak English back then and I didn't know that there was something as k-pop probably because I was 3 or 4...
As someone who stopped watching cable tv I didnt knew kpop was that promoted on nick 🤔 The only thing Ive heard was Monstax on cartoon network bears animation and Superm When I used to watch, I remember cartoon used Japanese artists or bands to make opening for the animations like Titans and YukiAmy
The only venture I didn't know about was the "Make it Pop" show since I've never seen it also I would love to see you react to some of these Nickelodeon/K-Pop shows especially The Wonder Girls show and SuperM on "All That"
I remember taking my younger sisters to the Wonder Girls concert in Dallas back in 2010 - I really underestimated how big they were, until I saw the crowd of people and the response from fans. I think it's hugely understated how important the Wonder Girls' visibility was instrumental to introducing k-pop to the west, even if they didn't reach the heights they deserved. I was witnessing history and had no idea at the time, but I'm truly grateful I got the opportunity to be part of it. I would love a video on Teddy Riley and how important he has been to k-pop, especially with his work with Rania and Exo. I think he regularly produces music for several artists.
I'm glad you made this video. Some people forget that kpop's invasion of the West didn't start with BTS. I knew there were breakthroughs happening long before BTS, but there's at lot in the video I hadn't heard about. Good job.
oh i really loved make it pop! you could tell the songs were kpop inspired too, and i always found it pretty cool. it's so sad that it was forgotten though, i am sure it would be huge if it had been released around 2018/19 :(
Make it POP DESERVED BETTER and I knew bout Monsta X on We Bare Bears and it was a really well-produced episode n they did their research on the group n fans. Hell even seeing the animated version of the Hero Dance practice was pretty dope. I found k-pop in 2015 and became an official fan of a group in 2017. I didn't even know of the Wonder Girls movie in 2012 and I was still watching nick at that time
I feel like Nickolodeon really just loves anything trendy. That’s why I agree with this vid. I mean let’s look at who Nick invited or created from/ onto their network: Beyoncé, Britney Spears (when they were the main pop female artists running the game and setting the standard) Big Time Rush ( formed after the popularity by 1D), Make it Pop(from the popularity of female KPOP groups), Super-M, Monsta X etc.
This is so true! They were always eager to have what Disney had so ofc they follow up with whats popular at the moment. Nickelodeon has always incorporated real musicians for their shows. It’s like Disney Channel except it’s “musical career” began years before. That’s why so many of their most popular films are basically musicals (Victorious, BTR, Camp Rock, other old shows that literally no one knows because they flopped, etc). But I don’t think they should stop incorporating popular artists onto their shows lol it helps them gain more fans and overall media attention. It just has to be done right.
The fact that I got into K-Pop and the Wonder Girls through that Wonder Girls movies haha. It honestly wasn’t that good but I do not regret getting into them at the time and I am even more glad that I am still into K-Pop today!
I heard of the Wonder Girls through Stardoll. They had a special thing on Stardoll promoting the Wonder Girls, it was probably the first encounter I had with K-pop. That was in 2009 or so.
i was 10 when make it pop came out, i had no idea so many people hated on it or that it was even kpop inspired, me and my friends loved it and would sing the songs from it together😭
I learned about Kpop through Nickelodeon. The first girl group I knew of was SECRET and their song "I Do I Do". And the first boy group (well, more of a boy band) was CNBLUE (yeah, I know what happened to them) and their song "Can't Stop". There's another music video that Nickelodeon played, but I forgot the name. All I remember is that the video has a girl in love with a guy, but she doesn't know another guy loves her and is jealous. And it takes place in winter.
What a blast from the past this video is! I remember the days paying an extra 14 bucks to get unlimited Kpop videos and radio on my on-demand channels, so the Wonder Girl US era was a fond memory.
The way "The DJ Is Mine" was my first unofficial, official K-pop exposure is minding blowing, especially since I found the genre again years later. #itwasmeanttobe
I honestly don’t think that it was even appropriate during that time. The “western market” wasn’t even aware of KPOP so it was bound to flop but thanks to the growth in media things have changed. Bts honestly pioneered the future successes of other KPOP groups in gaining a higher chance of achieving international attention/success. But groups (i…refuse to name names💀) who HAVE changed their concepts to cater towards the western market have..not been my favorite. Labels only care about the money so 🤷🏽♀️ I don’t think they care about their idols “staying true to themselves” lmao
@@misoasoda340 I think we have to keep this all in perspective. BTS gets a little too much credit for the breakthrough. This video shows that other groups and soloists were banging at the door way before BTS. So by the time BTS was getting big, they had an easier time getting recognition in the US than they would have otherwise. Also let's not discount Kdramas in this conversation. I'm sure a lot of people found Kpop by way of Kdramas just like how my sister found Japanese music through anime. In recent years as Netflix in America has lost a lot of titles due to the rise of other streaming services, that empty space is being taken up by more foreign language shows and movies including a lot of Kdramas. Also contrary to popular opinion, Americans do actually listen to and watch a good bit of foreign media.
I always love to see kpop artists on children's channels .. ❤️❤️. + I totally love your content ... I hope your channel could reach a bigger audience in lesser time 💜💜
Make It Pop was my childhood and right now I’m in my K-POP Phase. After listening to Make It Pop again, I swear it sounds like K-POP. If they actually sang in Korean, it would’ve been kinda better.
I always remembered crown by txt playing as an intermission between shows but I could never find it, I thought it was a fever dream for the longest time ngl
I’m glad some one is mentioning make it pop because i was so obsessed with the show that when it ended, i quit watching bc tv ENTIRELY. recently i started watching some tv again but not like how i used to. tv will never be the same to me.
I don’t know how I’ve never if ‘Make it Pop’ before. I think that might of been the time I stopped watching tv but I feel like I still watched it in 2015 so idk why I didn’t know about it. I definitely watched Nickelodeon. I’m so confused how I know nothing about this show.
I’m not sure how to feel about. I can see and understand the bad side of what could happen. Korean culture being disrespected and down played. Right now I think what we need is educational shows and movies about Kpop and Korean culture. Since we still have people here in America that assume any boy group is BTS and saying Kpop is for children etc. I think we need to make educational stuff tell we see an improvement on respect of the culture and society . Then later we can focus on the children. And makes things for kids. What really hurts me right now is how much hate and disrespect Kpop gets. It’s more then just an MV or it’s lyrics. There is a lot behind the face value means. Look deeper and you’ll find that Twice , a cutie girl group , talk about things like depression. And BTS that talk about self love and acceptance. Red Velvet who’s MV show the true meaning of the song. Happiness dealing with the troubles in the world to Peek-A-BOO which Wendy herself said they understand and know what the rainbow dresses mean. Groups like Everglow who talk about standing up for yourself. Soloist like Taeyeon who uses her solo music to talk about depression and freedom. If adults get educated on what Kpop actually they wouldn’t talk so much shit about it. Then kids wouldn’t inherit the hate around Kpop in America. A lot of things would change if we only made educational things. I think that’s what we need to do and start with first.
omg I remember that wonder girls movie and I didn't even know what Kpop was at the time I also remember the music video for the dj is mine with school gyrls
No why did I used to love make it pop, that makes sad that people hated it just cuz it was made by nick. That show was awesome and I literally found out what kpop was the following year.
I had buried Make it pop in my memories. Now that I think about it, it was my first encounter with the closest thing to kpop before I knew what it even was
8:40 wow…okay I get that KPOP fans were (and still are) bashed just for liking the genre but how bitter do you have to be..? Nick’s intentions were genuine. He knew the genre was going to become huge and he was right. He advocated for more representation of both KPOP and Asian leads on American televisions as that wasn’t even as common. I remember watching the show when it aired, not even knowing what KPOP was, and I loved it. Everything that is popular is mocked. Western KPOP fans should’ve given constructive criticism. Yes, the show may have had cringey moments but everything on Nick during 2010+ was cringe- get a grip. The show was cute and innocent lmao
Man, you just can't please Western Kpop fans. They complain about EVERYTHING. And what's worse is the loudest ones are usually the minority, not even Korean, toxic fans that give everyone else a bad name. Also, I wish people would not speak of KPOP and Korean culture interchangeably. Yes, K-pop is part of the culture here in South Korea but it's not everything. Not even all Korean music is kpop. Korea is so much more and our culture is so much more than kpop
I loved "Make It Pop!" and I truly miss it 🥺🥺. I know about the WG movie, thanks to a song of it. Those were the great days to be a K-Pop fan, as it's embarassing by now due to the toxicity. I'm glad I'm no fan anymore
I know skool girls (I met him in detention is bop) and the music video "that dj is mine, and girl you're wasting your time..." but I had no idea it was from the wonder girls movie.
Most of the people that complain about K-pop inspired anything are not even Korean to begin with. thats the funny part. I'm just grateful we could see it over on this side of the world.
I loved make it pop. #sunheenation ✌🏼 but they clearly didn't know what they were doing and let the show fail. At least everyone there escaped the usual nickelodeon tween show curse and possible harm like everything evil dan schnieder did. I blame nick canon for the flop, that era was him trying to use others for his flop music career and since Mariah was no longer giving him an allowance and clout he tried with kpop. He eventually stayed back in production and hosting which is why Wild n out has lasted so long and he makes money off nickelodeon which he uses to pay for all of his kids except mimi's. Anytime kpop tried to make a mark in America it was handled poorly. BoA's US debut came too late especially since she had teamed up with Sean Garrett and his style of rnb dance tracks had died off along with Timbaland and danja by the time her US debut happened. Had she done it a year earlier she might have stood a chance but by 2009 pop music in the US was electropop thanks to songs like Pokerface by Lady gaga and Hot n Cold by Katy Perry and tik tok by Kesha. Psy was just a viral hit like the Harlem shake thanks to a rule change in billboard to allow streams & youtube views to count for chart points. I loved we bare bears and was happy to see monsta x be featured and how much of a sasaeng pan pan was lol I mean who could blame with especially with Wonho (just check his Instagram 😍) but also the cartoon featured Chloe who is a Korean American girl so it made sense that kpop would show up like how other Asian culture would pop up in the cartoon. I've been a kpop fan since the 1st wave with BoA and baby vox (which was really hard back in the early 2000s with the internet not being easily accessible and just only trying to catch the kpop variety shows on MBC [ch.18]) so it's really exciting to see so much push and acceptance of kpop here in the US. Back then it was treated as very niche or even Otaku thing which just shows u how ignorant people are/were.
JYP referring to Nick Cannon as “better known as Mariah Carey’s husband” in an official statement sends me into orbit
'We Bare Bears' incorporated Monsta X in so well that when the Wonho scandal happened, my first thought was "Pan Pan (Panda) must be heart broken".
We bare bears really like kpop cause in the new show the intro song is by tri•be A KPOP GROUP
@@Rvevn.mp4 yeah, we bare bears have a lot of korean crews, even one of the human character is a korean
I USED TO LOVE MAKE IT POP WHEN I WAS LIKE 9 way before i knew about kpop i kinda forgot about it
Me too
SAME OMFGG
I Was so obsessed with the show ever since i watched the pilot in the hospital 😩
@@starseedkakvseigirl what were u doing at the hospital 😭 ??
I'm just gonna say this MAKE IT POP DESVIRED A THIRD SEASON
PREACH !!
Bro I loved that show
Yasss!!! I felt like I was only one who watched that show!! Make It Pop deserved better!!!
YASSSSS💚
Dude!! That was my show! Make it Pop definitely deserved so much better!
Fun Fact: Make it Pop performed a song called "Do It!" on the show which also ended up being the same song on HyunA's 5th Mini Album A'wesome. What happened was that the producer wrote the song in a 'kpop' writing camp, where the song ended up in Cube Entertainments possession. But Cube shelved the song for years, so the producer sold the song to Nickelodeon I guess expecting that it wouldn't be used. The song is literally the same structurally, though the HyunA version is far more refined and modernized. Megan Lee reacted positively to this when it happened, flattered that such a popular singer performed it. Cube on the other hand was not a fan and said they would file legal proceedings against the producer for double selling the song.
i immediately thought of the wonder girls movie 😍
OMG I AM SO GLAD U REMEMBER THAT SHOW!!! It may have been cheesy, but I still love the movie!!
@@robinwangai3303 Yenny as the lead was so iconic😍😍😍
SAME
I even went to see it when they had the opening red carpet showing and the Wonder Girls even came out to thank the fans before the showing.
Same
this was primarily the reason why I gravitated to Nickelodeon more than Disney ngl. Nickelodeon let me discover Wonder Girls' Be my baby and Secret's Shy boy (absolute faves)
Omg i forgot i was all over The Wonder Girls movie. I kept replaying it when i was a teen even though the movie wasn't the best lol 😂😂
Ive heard of the movie but didn’t actually watch it till this weekend. I think little Midnight would have loved it when it came out
@@MidnightTheories same!but I don't think little me would understand cause I didn't speak English back then and I didn't know that there was something as k-pop probably because I was 3 or 4...
@@bunnysbananamilk4315same Although English is actually my first language cause I’m American I was only 3-4 years old when it came out
"Nick Cannon better know as Mariah Carey's husband in korea" LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL why i'm laughing at this
As someone who stopped watching cable tv I didnt knew kpop was that promoted on nick 🤔
The only thing Ive heard was Monstax on cartoon network bears animation and Superm
When I used to watch, I remember cartoon used Japanese artists or bands to make opening for the animations like Titans and YukiAmy
OMG! I FORGOT ALL ABOUT MAKE IT POP! I wasn’t familiar with Kpop at the time but I loved that show so much
SAME
I HAD NO IDEA
I LOVED MAKE IT UP
I didn’t even know Kpop existed at that time 😭😭 this is crazy!
The only venture I didn't know about was the "Make it Pop" show since I've never seen it also I would love to see you react to some of these Nickelodeon/K-Pop shows especially The Wonder Girls show and SuperM on "All That"
That We Bare Bears episode was and is ICONIC!! Best episode for sure!
Make It Pop was such a fever dream to me. For the longest time I thought it was just some random memory I was envisioning 😵💫😷😷
when i saw the first part of the title the first thing that came to mind was ronnie anne from the loud house/the casagrande and her huge love of kpop
yea i watched that episode and i was shooked.
I remember taking my younger sisters to the Wonder Girls concert in Dallas back in 2010 - I really underestimated how big they were, until I saw the crowd of people and the response from fans. I think it's hugely understated how important the Wonder Girls' visibility was instrumental to introducing k-pop to the west, even if they didn't reach the heights they deserved. I was witnessing history and had no idea at the time, but I'm truly grateful I got the opportunity to be part of it.
I would love a video on Teddy Riley and how important he has been to k-pop, especially with his work with Rania and Exo. I think he regularly produces music for several artists.
I'm glad you made this video. Some people forget that kpop's invasion of the West didn't start with BTS. I knew there were breakthroughs happening long before BTS, but there's at lot in the video I hadn't heard about. Good job.
I can't believe 2ne1 and BTOB being on America's Next Top Model wasn't in this list for other kpop acts in American media 😫 lol
YES!!!
yenny deserved an oscar for acting like she had a crush on that musty white boy whose name was literally "skillz" smh
I thought his name was “Skittles” when he introduced himself 😭💀
@@MidnightTheories lmao i wouldve preferred that tbh
The cringe of the SuperM All That sketch-- you brought me back to it!
oh i really loved make it pop! you could tell the songs were kpop inspired too, and i always found it pretty cool. it's so sad that it was forgotten though, i am sure it would be huge if it had been released around 2018/19 :(
i loved make it pop as a kid! i was obsessed and it definitely was a gateway for me loving kpop
Make it pop was so underrated😭
Make it POP DESERVED BETTER and I knew bout Monsta X on We Bare Bears and it was a really well-produced episode n they did their research on the group n fans. Hell even seeing the animated version of the Hero Dance practice was pretty dope. I found k-pop in 2015 and became an official fan of a group in 2017. I didn't even know of the Wonder Girls movie in 2012 and I was still watching nick at that time
I feel like Nickolodeon really just loves anything trendy. That’s why I agree with this vid. I mean let’s look at who Nick invited or created from/ onto their network: Beyoncé, Britney Spears (when they were the main pop female artists running the game and setting the standard) Big Time Rush ( formed after the popularity by 1D), Make it Pop(from the popularity of female KPOP groups), Super-M, Monsta X etc.
This is so true! They were always eager to have what Disney had so ofc they follow up with whats popular at the moment. Nickelodeon has always incorporated real musicians for their shows. It’s like Disney Channel except it’s “musical career” began years before. That’s why so many of their most popular films are basically musicals (Victorious, BTR, Camp Rock, other old shows that literally no one knows because they flopped, etc). But I don’t think they should stop incorporating popular artists onto their shows lol it helps them gain more fans and overall media attention. It just has to be done right.
The fact that I got into K-Pop and the Wonder Girls through that Wonder Girls movies haha. It honestly wasn’t that good but I do not regret getting into them at the time and I am even more glad that I am still into K-Pop today!
make it pop was my shit when it came out! oh my goodness!
To anyone who never ever saw make it pop. I highley recommend it. The show wad so good yet it sadly only did 2 season
Make it pop was awesome!
I found out about Megan Lee just before it started so i joined in on the fandom. Colorful and good songs.
I heard of the Wonder Girls through Stardoll. They had a special thing on Stardoll promoting the Wonder Girls, it was probably the first encounter I had with K-pop. That was in 2009 or so.
im waiting for disney channel to jump on the train
Make It Pop really deserved better. They had all the hits
i was 10 when make it pop came out, i had no idea so many people hated on it or that it was even kpop inspired, me and my friends loved it and would sing the songs from it together😭
I learned about Kpop through Nickelodeon. The first girl group I knew of was SECRET and their song "I Do I Do". And the first boy group (well, more of a boy band) was CNBLUE (yeah, I know what happened to them) and their song "Can't Stop". There's another music video that Nickelodeon played, but I forgot the name. All I remember is that the video has a girl in love with a guy, but she doesn't know another guy loves her and is jealous. And it takes place in winter.
What a blast from the past this video is! I remember the days paying an extra 14 bucks to get unlimited Kpop videos and radio on my on-demand channels, so the Wonder Girl US era was a fond memory.
Hey! I just want to say that I really appreciate all your hard work! It's helping train in so many ways 🌟
The way "The DJ Is Mine" was my first unofficial, official K-pop exposure is minding blowing, especially since I found the genre again years later. #itwasmeanttobe
I really thought Make it Pop was J-Pop inspired when I was little because I didn’t know anything about K-pop 😭
make it pop used be my shit
I ALWAYS WATCHED MAKE IT POP WHEN I WAS 6
Thinking about how some random nickelodeon official account that tweeted about Loona 😭
Y'all can't sit here and say the dj is mine wasn't a bop. It was iconic and aged like fine wine.
The groups that did the best were ones that "stayed true" to themselves and didn't try to "cater" to the western market
? Blackpink and BTS are worldwide hits because of their chameleon marketing. Let ppl be rich
@@shaunyjimenez9637 bts and bp wasn’t mention in the comment BUT if *the shoe fits wear it*
I honestly don’t think that it was even appropriate during that time. The “western market” wasn’t even aware of KPOP so it was bound to flop but thanks to the growth in media things have changed. Bts honestly pioneered the future successes of other KPOP groups in gaining a higher chance of achieving international attention/success.
But groups (i…refuse to name names💀) who HAVE changed their concepts to cater towards the western market have..not been my favorite. Labels only care about the money so 🤷🏽♀️ I don’t think they care about their idols “staying true to themselves” lmao
@@misoasoda340 I think we have to keep this all in perspective. BTS gets a little too much credit for the breakthrough. This video shows that other groups and soloists were banging at the door way before BTS. So by the time BTS was getting big, they had an easier time getting recognition in the US than they would have otherwise. Also let's not discount Kdramas in this conversation. I'm sure a lot of people found Kpop by way of Kdramas just like how my sister found Japanese music through anime. In recent years as Netflix in America has lost a lot of titles due to the rise of other streaming services, that empty space is being taken up by more foreign language shows and movies including a lot of Kdramas. Also contrary to popular opinion, Americans do actually listen to and watch a good bit of foreign media.
I always love to see kpop artists on children's channels .. ❤️❤️. + I totally love your content ... I hope your channel could reach a bigger audience in lesser time 💜💜
make it pop was my show back in the day
Make It Pop was my childhood and right now I’m in my K-POP Phase. After listening to Make It Pop again, I swear it sounds like K-POP. If they actually sang in Korean, it would’ve been kinda better.
To me, Rain and Steven Colbert's feud was the greatest thing K-Pop did before it got super popular in the west.
I always remembered crown by txt playing as an intermission between shows but I could never find it, I thought it was a fever dream for the longest time ngl
as soon as i saw the title i thought about 🤙daebak🤙
Make it Pop >>>>
i watched the wonder girls movie. idk how to feel about this uncovered memory
Fascinating backstory I never knew about.
I’m glad some one is mentioning make it pop because i was so obsessed with the show that when it ended, i quit watching bc tv ENTIRELY. recently i started watching some tv again but not like how i used to. tv will never be the same to me.
I don’t know how I’ve never if ‘Make it Pop’ before. I think that might of been the time I stopped watching tv but I feel like I still watched it in 2015 so idk why I didn’t know about it. I definitely watched Nickelodeon. I’m so confused how I know nothing about this show.
Same here like this show came out of nowhere or something
I’m not sure how to feel about. I can see and understand the bad side of what could happen. Korean culture being disrespected and down played. Right now I think what we need is educational shows and movies about Kpop and Korean culture. Since we still have people here in America that assume any boy group is BTS and saying Kpop is for children etc. I think we need to make educational stuff tell we see an improvement on respect of the culture and society . Then later we can focus on the children. And makes things for kids. What really hurts me right now is how much hate and disrespect Kpop gets. It’s more then just an MV or it’s lyrics. There is a lot behind the face value means. Look deeper and you’ll find that Twice , a cutie girl group , talk about things like depression. And BTS that talk about self love and acceptance. Red Velvet who’s MV show the true meaning of the song. Happiness dealing with the troubles in the world to Peek-A-BOO which Wendy herself said they understand and know what the rainbow dresses mean. Groups like Everglow who talk about standing up for yourself. Soloist like Taeyeon who uses her solo music to talk about depression and freedom. If adults get educated on what Kpop actually they wouldn’t talk so much shit about it. Then kids wouldn’t inherit the hate around Kpop in America. A lot of things would change if we only made educational things. I think that’s what we need to do and start with first.
omg I remember that wonder girls movie and I didn't even know what Kpop was at the time
I also remember the music video for the dj is mine with school gyrls
I remember LIVINGGGGGGG for Wonder Girls Movie and Make It Pop
No why did I used to love make it pop, that makes sad that people hated it just cuz it was made by nick. That show was awesome and I literally found out what kpop was the following year.
THE WONDER GIRLS MOVIE YESSSS
I had buried Make it pop in my memories. Now that I think about it, it was my first encounter with the closest thing to kpop before I knew what it even was
I'll never forget that superm one😭✋🏽
Make it pop was THAT show!!
No because Make it Pop DESERVED BETTER
8:40 wow…okay I get that KPOP fans were (and still are) bashed just for liking the genre but how bitter do you have to be..? Nick’s intentions were genuine. He knew the genre was going to become huge and he was right. He advocated for more representation of both KPOP and Asian leads on American televisions as that wasn’t even as common.
I remember watching the show when it aired, not even knowing what KPOP was, and I loved it. Everything that is popular is mocked. Western KPOP fans should’ve given constructive criticism. Yes, the show may have had cringey moments but everything on Nick during 2010+ was cringe- get a grip. The show was cute and innocent lmao
Man, you just can't please Western Kpop fans. They complain about EVERYTHING. And what's worse is the loudest ones are usually the minority, not even Korean, toxic fans that give everyone else a bad name. Also, I wish people would not speak of KPOP and Korean culture interchangeably. Yes, K-pop is part of the culture here in South Korea but it's not everything. Not even all Korean music is kpop. Korea is so much more and our culture is so much more than kpop
had no clue make it pop was kpop inspired😭 i never watched it but i remember when it was airing/being promoted
You should do a Disney version too
Make it pop needed a season 3, so many unanswered questions
Make it pop was THE SHOW
I loved "Make It Pop!" and I truly miss it 🥺🥺. I know about the WG movie, thanks to a song of it. Those were the great days to be a K-Pop fan, as it's embarassing by now due to the toxicity. I'm glad I'm no fan anymore
MONSTA X! ❤ MONSTA X! ❤ MONSTA X! ❤
I know skool girls (I met him in detention is bop) and the music video "that dj is mine, and girl you're wasting your time..." but
I had no idea it was from the wonder girls movie.
I watch it make it pop and i loved it sooo much
I remember watching (and loving) Make It Pop but somehow I never noticed it was about kpop XD
Make it pop was so good omggg I didn’t know it was inspired by k pop
Omg i remembered i discovered Pentagon when it was played during an advertisement in nick
make it pop was iconic
I lowkey loved Make It Pop
oh they never showed any of that over here, or at least I never heard of it
I remember watching the Wonder Girls movie in middle school
Even Disney had SM Rookies
I love Make It Pop. I wish it came back :(
i loved make it pop
I liked MAKE IT POP
Nickelodeon should cancel SpongeBob first before dipping a pinky into kpop.....
Wait I have seen Make It Pop, I like 3 or 4. I wonder if I have heard one of their songs.
Wow i've never been this early hii 🔮
Hi 🤍🔮
Omg make it pop was my ish when I was nine and seven
What about that one ep of family guy ….
candy Quohag marshmellow
I’d love to see your reactions!
AESPA 💖🥰
Most of the people that complain about K-pop inspired anything are not even Korean to begin with. thats the funny part. I'm just grateful we could see it over on this side of the world.
every time an army says bts paved the way for everyone i'm gonna shove this in their faces. wg, gg, 2ne1, boa and more paved the way
I miss make it pop.
I loved make it pop. #sunheenation ✌🏼
but they clearly didn't know what they were doing and let the show fail. At least everyone there escaped the usual nickelodeon tween show curse and possible harm like everything evil dan schnieder did. I blame nick canon for the flop, that era was him trying to use others for his flop music career and since Mariah was no longer giving him an allowance and clout he tried with kpop. He eventually stayed back in production and hosting which is why Wild n out has lasted so long and he makes money off nickelodeon which he uses to pay for all of his kids except mimi's. Anytime kpop tried to make a mark in America it was handled poorly. BoA's US debut came too late especially since she had teamed up with Sean Garrett and his style of rnb dance tracks had died off along with Timbaland and danja by the time her US debut happened. Had she done it a year earlier she might have stood a chance but by 2009 pop music in the US was electropop thanks to songs like Pokerface by Lady gaga and Hot n Cold by Katy Perry and tik tok by Kesha. Psy was just a viral hit like the Harlem shake thanks to a rule change in billboard to allow streams & youtube views to count for chart points. I loved we bare bears and was happy to see monsta x be featured and how much of a sasaeng pan pan was lol I mean who could blame with especially with Wonho (just check his Instagram 😍) but also the cartoon featured Chloe who is a Korean American girl so it made sense that kpop would show up like how other Asian culture would pop up in the cartoon. I've been a kpop fan since the 1st wave with BoA and baby vox (which was really hard back in the early 2000s with the internet not being easily accessible and just only trying to catch the kpop variety shows on MBC [ch.18]) so it's really exciting to see so much push and acceptance of kpop here in the US. Back then it was treated as very niche or even Otaku thing which just shows u how ignorant people are/were.
I LOVEEE MAKE IT POP 😀❤️❤️❤️
❤️ WonderGirls ❤️
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Hey 🤗❤
HAHAHAH I KNOW THEY DID NOT JUST PUT JYP IN A WONZZIE-
OMG IM DIEING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
didn't know such things , really interesting