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I don’t know much about 2nd gen, but if you ask me who the best K-pop group leaders are, I can name two right away. First, RM from BTS. You don’t become the most successful K-pop group with a weak leader. I’m not even a fan, but I genuinely admire his leadership and especially his eloquence. Of course, no one is perfect & leaders make mistakes but because he’s a true musician and knows how to represent his group, he earns the respect of his members and even inspires other K-pop leaders. For 4th gen, again, I’m not really a fan of Stray Kids, but Bang Chan is easily the best leader. He literally helped build the group and fought for them. Even if their music isn’t my style, you can tell his role as a producer gives the group a clear direction that works for all the members. Outside the group, I’m also really impressed by how articulate he is. Being a leader doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the most skilled member, but you need to have something that commands respect whether it’s talent, vision, or presence and the eloquence to lead people effectively. Just sharing my thoughts 😌☺️

I don’t know much about 2nd gen, but if you ask me who the best K-pop group leaders are, I can name two right away. First, RM from BTS. You don’t become the most successful K-pop group with a weak leader. I’m not even a fan, but I genuinely admire his leadership and especially his eloquence. Of course, no one is perfect & leaders make mistakes but because he’s a true musician and knows how to represent his group, he earns the respect of his members and even inspires other K-pop leaders. For 4th gen, again, I’m not really a fan of Stray Kids, but Bang Chan is easily the best leader. He literally helped build the group and fought for them. Even if their music isn’t my style, you can tell his role as a producer gives the group a clear direction that works for all the members. Outside the group, I’m also really impressed by how articulate he is. Being a leader doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the most skilled member, but you need to have something that commands respect whether it’s talent, vision, or presence and the eloquence to lead people effectively. Just sharing my thoughts 😌☺️

I don’t know much about 2nd gen, but if you ask me who the best K-pop group leaders are, I can name two right away. First, RM from BTS. You don’t become the most successful K-pop group with a weak leader. I’m not even a fan, but I genuinely admire his leadership and especially his eloquence. Of course, no one is perfect & leaders make mistakes but because he’s a true musician and knows how to represent his group, he earns the respect of his members and even inspires other K-pop leaders. For 4th gen, again, I’m not really a fan of Stray Kids, but Bang Chan is easily the best leader. He literally helped build the group and fought for them. Even if their music isn’t my style, you can tell his role as a producer gives the group a clear direction that works for all the members. Outside the group, I’m also really impressed by how articulate he is. Being a leader doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the most skilled member, but you need to have something that commands respect whether it’s talent, vision, or presence and the eloquence to lead people effectively. Just sharing my thoughts 😌☺️

people on the rqts butthurt and dont respect preferences so go make ur own post of appreciation. muted . go argue with the wall.😭😂