Which is stronger, Japanese pop or Korean music?

You know, China's early famous songs from Hong Kong and Taiwan, or some of them now, were almost all changed into Chinese lyrics by purchasing the copyright of Japanese songs. That is to say, Japanese pop actually influenced China music a long time ago. To be honest, if there were no Japanese pop music, music in Asia and all over the world would be far behind now. You know, there are a large number of Japanese musicians who have influenced the whole world, such as Kitaro, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Joe Hisaishi, Tomoyasu Hotei, Lisa Ono and so on. In Korea, only one uncle bird is a little trendy, and now his popularity has dropped. There is also the well-known bigbang, but to be honest, their influence in the music industry is just like Jackie Chan's influence in Hollywood. Although they know that there is such a combination, they can't say they like it very much, but they are well-known. Might as well find out.

Then let's analyze it. Anyone who knows Japanese pop well knows that the best japanese pop is their arrangement and composition. I am a professional in musical instruments. Strictly speaking, I envy the arrangement of Japanese pop. Almost a song contains the sounds of many instruments, many of which are not miscellaneous. Then let's talk about Korean music. The first impression of Korean music must be K-POP. Yes, it's actually Korean hip-pop singing. Of course, not all Korean songs sing hip-pop, for example, bigbang's If You is a good example. Let's explain some differences between the two countries' music. To put it bluntly, japanese pop is famous for its melody, while Korean music is famous for its sense of rhythm. But the problem is that black people have the strongest sense of rhythm in the world. I don't object to this, but if the melody is arranged, I can say loudly that the Japanese are the most melodious race in the world.

Now, let's talk about musicians. Friends who have played popular musical instruments for a long time know that Japanese guitarists have the most masters in the world except the United States. But now even Americans say that Japanese guitarists have surpassed the American level. Friends who haven't played musical instruments may not know much about this, so I won't explain it here. And South Korea, sorry, few musicians who can gain a foothold in the world have heard of it, just like China. Awkward. Attention, I'm talking about pop instruments! It's not a western instrument, nor a classical instrument.

Finally, I want to say that world pop music originated in Europe and America. In other words, Europe and America created the roots of pop music, but Japan combined these roots to make music that only Japanese people can make. Again: "japanese pop is Japanese, and Korean and China music imitates Europe and America."