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subbwoofer · 6 days

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Chaery - Dalla Dalla started it all 💖🍒

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gg-mvs · 1 year

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ITZY - DALLA DALLA

Don’t care what people say, I know myself.

I’m talking to myself, keep your head up

Hold your head up and go after your dreams

Just keep on dreaming

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lyamhp · 1 year

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Itzy Album Receipts!

Link To My Designs : https://www.pinterest.ph/lyaaahhp/album-receipts-girl-groups/itzy/

#itzy yeji #jyp itzy #itzy #itzy lia #itzy ryujin #itzy yuna #itzy chaeryeong #album receipts #itzy dalla dalla #itzy icy #itzy wannabe #itzy not shy #itzy guess who #itzy crazy in love #itzy checkmate #itzy cheshire

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d4myeon · 1 year

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itzy - dalla dalla m/v icons

happy 4th anniversary ♡

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rose-talks-alot · 2 years

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ʀʏᴜᴊɪɴ ɪɴ "ᴅᴀʟʟᴀ ᴅᴀʟʟᴀ", "ɴᴏᴛ ꜱʜʏ", ᴀɴᴅ "ᴠᴏʟᴛᴀɢᴇ" ᴍᴠꜱ (bias series 6/8)

#RYUJIN #JUST #JUST HER #itzy ryujin #itzy dalla dalla #dalla dalla #not shy #itzy not shy #voltage #itzy voltage #rose bias series

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acornplays · 1 year

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British Girl Reacts To ITZY "달라달라(DALLA DALLA)" & "ICY" M/V *FIRST TIME REACTION*

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ablueboombox-be · 11 months

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LEE CHAERYEONG #HappyChaeryeongDay | ITZY 있지 (dalla dalla) | 이채령 birthday edit

#itzy #lee chaeryeong #chaeryeong #있지 #itzy dalla dalla #jyp #itzy edit #kpop #gg #이채령 #채령 #happy chaeryeong day #youtube ablueboombox-be #ablueboombox-be post

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itsthebreakdownkpop94 · 11 months

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Group: Itzy

Song: Dalla Dalla

Album: It’z Different

Release Date: February 12, 2019

Lyrics: Galactika

Composers: Galactika, Atenna

Arrangement: Galactika

Label: JYP - Dreamus

Average Age of Members: 18

Numbers

Total Number of Words: 298

Average words per Member: 36.4

Standard Deviation: 23.8

Margin of Error: 10.6

160 (53.7%) in Korean vs. 138 (46.3%) in English

116 (38.9%) Sung by All vs. 182 (61.1%) by Individual

Member with the Highest Number of Words: Yeji - 98 (32.9%)

Member with the Lowest Number of Words: Chaeryeong - 29 (9.7%)

Rank

Yeji - 98 Words (32.9%)

Ryujin - 85 Words (28.5%)

Lia - 84 Words (28.2%)

Yuna - 72 Words (24.2%)

Chaeryeong - 29 Words (9.7%)

Charting

Japan Hot 100: 31

Malaysia (RIM): 8

New Zealand Hot Singles: 20

Singapore: 3

South Korea Gaon: 3

South Korea (Kpop hot 100): 2

Billboard US World Digital: 2

South Korea (Gaon) Monthly: 3

South Korea (Gaon) Year End 2019: 11

South Korea (Gaon) Year End 2020: 186

Awards

Music Video Awards: 9

Win: 1

Nominations: 5

Lists

Billboard: 20

Buzzfeed: 18

Dazed: 8

Refinery29: 26

South China Morning Post: 8

Points: 1,527.6

Itzy masterlist

Masterlist

#ITZY #ITZY Dalla Dalla #Lead Single #Dalla Dalla #ITZY Yeji #ITZY Ryujin #ITZY Lia #ITZY Yuna #ITZY Chaeryeong #Yeji #Ryujin #Lia #Yuna #Chaeryeong

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itzyfansites · 28 days

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#itzy #yuna #shin yuna #fansite #fanmeeting #era: dalla dalla #throwback

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kpop-girlsworld · 6 months

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ITZY

#itzy #midzy #dalla dalla #itz different #hwang yeji #yeji #choi jisu #jisu #lia #shin ryujin #ryujin #lee chaeryeong #chaeryeong #shin yuna #yuna

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dosieslesbian · 1 year

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dalla dalla era • chaeryeong outfits

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#chaeryeong.eras #chaeryeong #lee chaeryeong #itzy #itzy chaeryeong #formidzy #femadolsedit #e:dalla dalla #midzy #itzy midzy #kgoddesses #kpopstages #kpopccc #my.gifs #dalla dalla

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nayeonline · 1 year

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wtf is going on with ITZY? (an essay)

Itzy has had an… interesting year. They’ve released five singles and two mini albums this year, including two japanese singles - and yet they have somehow made very little (good) impact on the industry at large. ‘Sneakers’ and the ‘Checkmate’ album was arguably their most talked about comeback this year, but it was almost unanimously hated to the point of exhaustion. Itzy’s second Korean comeback, ‘Cheshire’ was met with marginally less hatred than its predecessor, but along with their two Japanese singles - ‘Voltage’ and ‘Blah Blah Blah’, they slipped under the waves within days of their release.

But how the hell did we get here? Three years ago it was itzy’s world - they were JYP Entertainment’s newest girl group after Twice, and marked the shift between 3rd generation kpop to 4th generation. Arguably, Itzy set the tone for what 4th gen girl groups would be, and their comebacks were events. Their debut, ‘Dalla Dalla’ was a smash hit, and was the perfect balance between controversial and addictive in its sound that it got people talking about them, and brought in an immediate fanbase. ‘Icy’ continued their legacy, but it was ‘Wannabe’ that broke the ceiling. ‘Wannabe’ ruled 2019, and it was Itzy at their best. The hip dance, the chorus, the love yourself theme, the aesthetics, RYUJIN, this was everything Itzy was amazing at, and it handed them the coveted ‘4th gen leaders’ title on a silver platter.

Some people argue Itzy fell off around the ‘Not Shy’ era, but I would have to disagree - while it did fail to top the legacy of ‘Wannabe’, it was still a very successful comeback. However, ‘Not Shy’ was the first Itzy single to stray from their self-love concept, and while some were excited for Itzy to explore new territory, others were frustrated that Itzy was ‘abandoning’ what made them stand out in the industry. With Itzy’s next comeback, ‘Mafia In the morning’, the frustration boiled over into anger. Gone were the rainbow concept of releases past, and here were Itzy, clad in black leather, performing to a song that could only be described as… girl crush. I loved this comeback, and its album is one of my favourites from them, but many midzys were pissed. Had Itzy completely forgotten themselves? It remained a successful comeback, but the unrest in the fandom was growing. JYP Entertainment decided to take a step back, regroup and come back again when everyone is good and ready.

And so, five months later, we were given ‘Loco’ and Itzy’s 1st full length album, ‘Crazy In Love’. ‘Loco’ was a return to Itzy’s roots - the music video was colourful and chaotic and insane, the chorus dance heavily featured the groups iconic crown choreography, and the production was maximalistic and full of personality. But still, many fans remained frustrated. For some, the song just wasn’t sticking like ‘Dalla Dalla’ or ‘Wannabe’, and with SM’s latest girl group, aespa, dominating 2021 with their highly talked about comeback ‘Next Level’, it appeared Itzy’s crown was slipping.

But let's talk about another group that entered the scene shortly after - JYP’s next girl group, NMIXX. NMXX’s ‘O.O’ was one of the most controversial releases of the year - maybe of all time. It was criticised for its structure being a ‘worse knockoff’ of the aforementioned ‘Next Level’ by aespa, and for sounding like two songs rolled into won. But the talent in this group was undeniable. All seven members were insanely good dancers - something Itzy were noted for too - and INSANELY good singers - something Itzy has often been criticised for not being - and their whole concept was arguably an offshoot of Itzy’s at debut. But JYP debuting NMIXX couldn’t really affect Itzy right? Wrong. ‘Sneakers’ was Itzy’s next comeback, and, as I said before, was unanimously despised - but something else was wrong. The quality of the music video was significantly worse than Loco, and the teaser rollout was a mess. It appeared that JYP had almost forgotten Itzy in the haze of NMIXX’s debut - despite Itzy’s debut significantly outselling them. And with ‘Cheshire’, the quality downgrade was even more obvious. The choreographies had become more lazy and weren’t nearly as complicated as Itzy were once known for, and even the song’s quality had taken a hit. Why wasn’t JYP capitalising on the success of girl groups in 2022? Why was Itzy stumbling when most previous groups were soaring in their 4th active year? And why was Itzy, ITZY, fourth gen leaders Itzy, Twice’s juniors Itzy, taking a backseat to everyone else in the industry?

I don’t have the answers to these questions, other than pointing the finger at JYP’s consistent incompetence when it comes to managing groups. But what can Itzy do now? If I were their manager, I would say take a break. Itzy has been everywhere and nowhere this year, and with the insane domination and oversaturation of new girl groups like Le Sserafim, New Jeans and IVE, Itzy needs a time when fans are truly starved for something that only they can offer, with their experience and talents. And when that comeback happens, it will have to be a smash hit, up there with their greatest, or Itzy may succumb to irrelevancy. It should have a unique and catchy choreography that’s both difficult and addictive, it should embrace the modern kpop sound that Twice have been exploring, and it should show the industry at large that Itzy are a force to be reckoned with, not a group condemned to be ‘washed up’ on their fourth year in the industry. Can JYP do it? That remains to be seen.