The main reason for the how short some members parts are is just because for some reason or another they didn't put any post-debut content into the video. They didn't have a ton to be fair at this point (when the guide was made), but definitely enough to add, but they didn't. As such the members with the long parts were basically just whoever had pre-debut presence in entertainment basically (like Sieun especially, and Sumin less-so). The others popped into the scene for the first time at debut. That said, I agree it's not a particularly great guide. It's fine, but outside of telling you names you don't really learn anything.
Si-eun, the s is a sshh sound; shi-eun (quickly, not elongating the i/ee), se-eun is a sharp s sound, like seh-eun. also, bad guide, unfortunately; doesn't do anything a quick glance at kpop profiles wouldn't also do; nothing about the group chemistry or important moments, etc. their vocals are pretty great, if you watch their recording behind; genuinely impressive stuff.
Love stayc! I pronounce it See-eun/ She-eun (Sieun) Say-eun (Seeun) Ice-a (Isa) since it's sounded out like this. This guide it really old but I also don't think there's many for Stayc. I would suggest one from suminoodles or rzstayc.
STAYC has a very stable fan base (called SWITHs) because they consistently release high quality music that is fun and positive message. They are known for their diverse vocal colors and great live vocals. It also helps that their company (HighUp) is very supportive of them and they have consistent content. STAYC also doesn’t have drama and all 6 members get to shine. Definitely worth stanning.
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The main reason for the how short some members parts are is just because for some reason or another they didn't put any post-debut content into the video. They didn't have a ton to be fair at this point (when the guide was made), but definitely enough to add, but they didn't. As such the members with the long parts were basically just whoever had pre-debut presence in entertainment basically (like Sieun especially, and Sumin less-so). The others popped into the scene for the first time at debut. That said, I agree it's not a particularly great guide. It's fine, but outside of telling you names you don't really learn anything.
Si-eun, the s is a sshh sound; shi-eun (quickly, not elongating the i/ee), se-eun is a sharp s sound, like seh-eun. also, bad guide, unfortunately; doesn't do anything a quick glance at kpop profiles wouldn't also do; nothing about the group chemistry or important moments, etc. their vocals are pretty great, if you watch their recording behind; genuinely impressive stuff.
Love stayc! I pronounce it See-eun/ She-eun (Sieun) Say-eun (Seeun) Ice-a (Isa) since it's sounded out like this. This guide it really old but I also don't think there's many for Stayc. I would suggest one from suminoodles or rzstayc.
Actually they don't really have official positions except for the vocal line a d leader but the unofficial main dancers r pretty much isa and sumin
STAYC has a very stable fan base (called SWITHs) because they consistently release high quality music that is fun and positive message. They are known for their diverse vocal colors and great live vocals. It also helps that their company (HighUp) is very supportive of them and they have consistent content. STAYC also doesn’t have drama and all 6 members get to shine. Definitely worth stanning.
STAYC are an amazing group to stan. They also have wonderful b-sides such as love fool and young luv
One of a top groups that debited in 2020. So far for me anyway they don't have a song that I don't like and that's rare.