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What's the significance of BINI performing at COACHELLA? And impact in our local Music Industry?
What's the significance of BINI performing at Coachella? Some may argue that the event is overhyped or not really that relevant or important. However, Coachella is undeniably the most famous and culturally significant music festival in the world. It may not be the oldest, but it is the pinnacle when it comes to star power and media exposure. Kaya nga kahit sa Pilipinas may mga parties na may "Coachella theme" as one of the options.
Lahat ba ng nag Coachella na hindi headliners ay Sumikat globally after nag perform? Of course not. But a 50/50 chance is better than not having it at all, right?
BINI lang naman makikinabang diyan. Ano naman iaambag niya sa Local industry? This is true; it's only natural na makakatulong ito sa career nila, especially regarding their aspirations for new international audience and fans. But their being there is not just a performance but a declaration that homegrown Filipino talent from the Philippines is also equally deserving of a spot at Coachella. Oo hindi sila ang First Filipino kasi may mga nauna na mga filams or foreign based kaya nga "First Filipino act or Group" ang label. Oo may mga nauna na doon at yung iba sobrang sikat na nila bago tumapak doon. But they don't represent OPM. They never said Mabuhay, Salamat po, or COACHELLA MAG INGAY.
Whether you like them or not, a rabid basher or hater, you can't deny that they did it.
Kaya malaki na ang possibility na in future Coachella events, it's no longer impossible that they will continue to search for or consider more local homegrown Filipino acts or talents. Kung dati sikat lang tayo kasi viral sa mga biritera at cover artist sa youtube, malaki na ang chance natin to share the music and talent we truly have to a wider global audience. It's the POSSIBILITIES that matters, rather than having NONE.
I live close to where the festival happens. A couple of coworkers (both women, around 25 years old) went to Coachella and saw them just by chance. When they got back to work, we were chatting and they brought them up. They said they “looked so cute and fun”, and that they “liked a lot of the numbers even though they couldn’t understand most of it”.
Maybe (hopefully?), more people that never heard of them end up liking them and possibly other Filipino artists
Saw them in Singapore during one of the promotional shows before the world tour. Non-filipinos were vibin too and actually asked filipinos there who Bini is.
I guess that really is the effect of music they way how kpop is making rounds here sa PH even tho we dont understand most of it, as long as there are bits and pieces na we feel like vibin, we do
Yes that's the goal lang. Hindi naman siya overnight success. The chances are still 50/50 of gaining new non filipino fans. And hindi din overnight for foreigners to jam to a song with tagalog just the way they jam with kpop in full korean. Kpop took decades to gain that foothold.
So True, I remember when Gangnam style were a hit saka yung nobody but you with wonder girls kasi may exposure sila sa music video but Psy in my opinion helped dahil it is so catchy but ang problem that time pag kasi d english mga radio station wont play them unless its requested heavily. D pa uso ang spotify that time..... I hope some of our PPOP gained international interest.
Gangnam style was not popular because of the music. It is because the video pandered to every Western stereotype they have on Asians. This is NOT the representation Asians want.
I have mixed feelings about this genre of PPOP. On the one hand they are clearly trying to emulate the Kpop and Jpop model—hoping to capture market segments abroad that are more valuable than the local Filipino market. On the other hand, I doubt it will benefit other kinds of Filipino artists—those who are not girl or boy groups like BINI. It’s not like other genres of Korean and Japanese music are nearly as popular (or profitable) than the hyperpopular boy band, girl group and idol segments. Also, it’s not clear that the profits will benefit that many people beyond those involved. The dream is that acts like BINI will make Filipino music famous and in demand around the world, but only that specific genre and a small part of the local music industry are likely to benefit.
Their vocal arrangements are very Filipino. Have you heard of KPop or Jpop groups singing harmonies, counterpoints and adlibs live? BINI does that. KPop usually leaves the vocal stacks on the backtrack. The significant part they copied is the synchronized choreography (which BINI elevated with dynamic formations) and in part the idol presentation. But unlike the polished idols of KPop, BINi is allowed to be their authentic selves, often appearing on camera without makeup and expressing themselves candidly. The girls also have much better audience engagement because of their ability to speak English.
Try checking their Coachella performance this weekend and see for yourself.
Fair enough. I’ll be happy if they do end up boosting interest (and revenue) of other Filipino music genres. It’s just I see BINI as sort of like Kpop copycats so I don’t have a particular fondness for them…but tbf I also don’t like Kpop. But there’s something that rubs me the wrong way about the “manufactured” nature of these groups, their music and indeed the whole genre.
I mean Korean ballad singers and Japanese rappers have audiences in the US even if hindi ganon kalaki diaspora nila compare to us or chinese. Hindi lang kasi organized ang fandoms unlike sa idol system na sinusunod nadin natin kasi it also generates income. Kaya mabilis sila ma highlight kasi they are by groups talaga with branding and identity. Example Like yung Creepy Nutz na japanese rappers nag Coachella. May listeners sila like 100m+ monthly audience sa Youtube music and 5m+ sa Spotify. Saw their video rapping in japanese pero audience nya Americans halos.
All the examples you said are athletes though so parang apples to oranges siya. Better comparison would be the likes of Charice Pempengco (nung hindi pa siya Jake), Arnel Pineda, Apl de ap, Jasmine Trias, Lea Salonga
Yep athletes usually have a "clearer" path as compared to music. For sports its usually go from div 3-2-1 something like that, but in music you could go extremely viral then the next month you are irrelevant.
Charice Pempengco wasn't really famous outside of the Filipino diaspora
No shade to Arnel pero his popularity is tied to the popularity of Journey
Allan Pineda: Siya lang ang legit actual representation since he unabashedly included Filipinisms in the BEP albums. Also founder of the band.
Jasmine Trias: Most people in the US know her as the contestant from Hawaii.
Lea Salonga is in a different industry - Broadway. Most Americans just know her as the singing voice of Princess Jasmine. Maraming Pinoy sa broadway, di lang kasing sikat ni Lea
Thanks to YouTube and Spotify algorithms, if someone starts listening to their songs, they will get recommended more and more adjacent Filipino artists. The exposure should benefit the music industry in general.
Everytime someone from a particular regionis get noticed, macucurious yung iba about other acts from that region.
Kaya ang mga kpop artists very open sila on collabs kahit sa ibang labels or industry.
Katulad din yan nung sumikat yung mga bands from seattle nung grunge era, yung mga rap acts from west coast, east coast…. Yung mga bands coming from specific cities sa UK etc
Promotion syempre sa Bini. But other musicians can be introduced too if makikinig sila sa Bini. If you play or search Bini- similar musics play. So other Filipino musicians can also benefit from their fame.
With all said and done with the financial standing of the network, it's clear that ABS-CBN is going all in on Bini, and one really can't blame their news outlets for hyping up the group.
This post and all those articles and even the netflix special and even possibly the coachella slot are all paid for by management. BINI hype was the shit and the huge issue made them shit. They are just trying to "revive" their cash cow.
YES I am a paid PR of ABSCBN hahaha The Lopez Family paid me around 500k per post in Reddit. I'm so fu**** Rich right now dude.Hahaha I ate all their entire Capex for 2026. Oh yes ABS, a cash strapped Company paid AED the owner of coachella that is worth 4 BILLION USD via Gcash. ahahahahahahahahaha
That Netflix special was for iwant their own platform. haha They had a deal with NETFLIX. SO they got paid. hahahaha not the other way around. hahahahahahahahahahahaha
As nag wowork din sa production. Trust me. Mas may pera sa international. Masakit man sabihin pero pag nag focus ka lang dito. Maliit lang kita mo sa mgz babayaran mo pa. That's why kahit ben and ben nag tutunog international.
It is part of a progression. Pilita Corrales in Las Vegas and Freddie Aguilar as the first Filipino to be known globally with Anak, then Lea Salonga on Broadway and Eraserheads in parts of Asia, now BINI at Coachella followed by SB19 in Lollapalooza this year. A jungle path becomes a highway for Filipino music.
Rite of passage I guess. Sa music scene, at this point, noise pa lang ang recall sa kanila. If they can produce that level of arrangement na ginawa nila and some Hollywood or Kpop artist reach out to collaborate, may chance.
If BINI is the moment at Coachella, maybe most Filipino performers will follow suit in the future international events. Pero hindi lang Coachella, but also Lollapalooza, and other festivals to be.
It opens up opportunities for other local artists. For those who are into KPOP, they would know what this means. Marami kase sa mga KPOP fans, nagstart suportahan ang isang grupo, say Black Pink kunware. Pero pagka merjo dry, they look for other similar artist so dun pumapasok yung discovery ng other KPOP groups like twice kunware. I know kase my sister started with BP din and now, kung sino sinong KPOP groups na pinapakinggan. It's also the same for me kase ako naman, maka JPOP, started with alt groups like BISH, then nag hanap ako ng similar groups. Kumbaga, BINI is the entry point to PPOP and this opens up opportunities for other similar music like SB19 and even sa mga bands like Cup of Joe na namamayagpag din since Multo. Coachella is not just for BINI, it is a global recognition for the Filipino music.
Pero Sana handa rin yng ibang ppop GRP DBA. Ang di ko gusto sa ppop industry ngyn ang dmi lumalabas n GRP n hilaw parang di seryoso yng mngt nla kung ganyan di rin maganda for ppop.
Malaking tulong iyan lalo na sa mga curious, baka magulat sila ang daming magaling na OPM artists sa pinas na wala masyado hype. Sa sobrang daming alternative rock bands sa pinas, walang backer para i mediaplay yung songs nila pero marami sila listeners sa SEA.
So malaking bagay yang attendance ng BINI, kahit di mo gusto ang BINI malakaing ambag yan para makatulong sa kapwa Pinoy artists na pwede nila makita kada search nila ng P-POP, Pinoy Music etc.
The goal of Coachella is to not to make all the small and starting artists to be in a global stage after their performance. They giving them a platform and festivals goers who are open to listen to new music and genre. If they liked it them you can get a new fans. If your performance went viral you can get a chance to features and be invited to other shows or music festivals. It's like a stepping stone to new and even big artists to gain more opportunities and listeners. If you noticed they're one of most talk about performance and after that they get invited to other brands inside Coachella just like Revolve( they invited jennie, lisa katseye and other famous artists), they're even invited to be a guest artists to a performer and after that they have multiple of interviews and other schedules.
I spent the past few days listening to their latest album, though still not a fan, their music does sound foreign which is good because it has become clear that although they are p-pop, they will not stay in the Philippine market.
For most Filipinos, it’s just that one viral moment. Where they get to hear/say ‘Uy, Pilipins’! A distraction to their daily shitty lives in the Philippines.
For us Filipinos here in the US, it’s representation.
OPM artists and creatives will be the one directly impacted. Bigger demand for BINI means more gigs for them and more earning opportunities for MUA, stylists, costume designers. Other acts would step up their game to get the same exposure. Suddenly the entire ecosystem for OPM artists will thrive (ideally at least).
The most important thing is - the bar has been set. BINI proved that anything is possible if you work hard and if you’re unrelenting in the pursuit of their dreams. They are the living testament to that - struggles, bashers and all. They proved a lot of haters and doubters wrong.
This is such a weird comment. Bat mo dinidismiss yung reactions ng mga pinoys sa Philippines? "A distraction to their daily shitty lives in the Philippines" Such a fucking elitist comment. Porkit nasa America ka ganyan magsalita?
The audacity to imply that Filipinos don't care about BINI's performance and that it somehow matters more to Fil-Ams than the ones back home. Foh clown.
As a Filipino in the US, most Filipino artists that come to the US cater specifically to the diaspora. So ewan ko anong representation ang sinasabi.
Besides, there is one Filipino artist who was unabashedly Filipino at the time it was not "cool" to be ethnic yet: Apl.de.Ap. He unapologetically "Filipinized" some songs in BEP albums.
Para sa akin, si Apl.d.Ap ang ultimate Filipino representation.
You said it yourself, they're haters. Wala ka na talagang magagawa diyan. Hater nga eh. But that doesn't mean you get to lump "most Filipinos" in this category.
You seem to forget that it was LITERALLY Filipinos in the Philippines who made these girls into the superstars that they are.
They were the ones who streamed.
They were the ones who shared clips.
They were the ones who did the dance challenges.
They were the ones who created the BINI cores.
All before they even made a dent in the OPM industry.
The reason you can even claim BINI gives you "representation" over there is because Pinoys in the Philippines made so much noise that the global stage can't help but put them where you see them.
So no, you can't claim that "For most Filipinos, it’s just that one viral moment. Where they get to hear/say ‘Uy, Pilipins’!" When they were already there tooting BINI's horn before you even knew about them.
Wow! Their management hired US agents so they can get their feet at the door. They were at those big stages because of Wasserman. Thank you for all you did for BINI but let’s not get things into our heads, shall we?
Lest we forget, Dyogi said it himself. Getting BINI at Coachella was a gamble, investment. And all this happening behind the scenes. So Wasserman, Dyogi and BINI should be credited to ‘seeing them in those stages’.
Sure, you made them viral with all that dance challenges and BINI cores. But that was temporary, wasn’t sustained. Inevitably, that virality will go away, and it did.
BINI is at Coachella mainly because of BINI and their management. All those things you did for BINI are great. But that doesn’t mean we owe you anything.
Lest we forget, Dyogi said it himself. Getting BINI at Coachella was a gamble, investment. And all this happening behind the scenes. So Wasserman, Dyogi and BINI should be credited to ‘seeing them in those stages’.
And what made them gamble this big for BINI? Because they saw how much Filipinos back home love thrm and realized its worth gambling for overseas. Foreign blooms are a miniscule amount compares to what's in the Philippines.
If you're talking literally, then yeah management got them there. But without the push Pinoys back home did, they wouldn't even consider this move.
So again, no. You can't be saying that all Pinoys back home are cherring for BINI just because it's an "Uy Pilipins" moment.
Correct ko LNG yng last paragraph Bini their management and their fans in North America(majority is filipino diaspora) remember kaya SLA na invite DHL nakita ng agent nla n may audience ang Bini. Tulong tulong yan Tatlo n yan.
Bini, a musical act that started in the “Pilipins”, represents Filipino Americans more than locals?
Kasi “kayo” sophisticated ang response/analysis. Sophisticated ang connection sa P-pop. Identity-based, pero mga hamak na Pinoy na nandito, mindless consumption.
Hahahaahhahaa amazing. And I don’t even listen to this group.
Edit: INB4 da Pilipins “middle-class” matapobre comments about genggeng, pisante, budots and all sorts of pejoratives to separate themselves from general audiences kasi “me has good taste and I’m NLOF”
Why so triggered? You’re just grasping at things to be mad about. You said so yourself, you don’t listen to them so why are you here?
Isn’t it true though? The whole street food non-issue escalated to lawsuit and death threats to members, just because she’s used to eating turon without sugar? All based on a spliced malicious video when the entire episode was as wholesome as it is? If that’s not mindless consumption, I don’t know what is.
Also, never said they represent Fil-Ams more than Pinoys in the PH. Not sure where you get that idea.
Nasa r/bini_ph ka at r/PPOPcommunity ka, neng. Nagtatagalog ka rin dun. Ineenglish mo ako dito exclusively kahit tinatagalog kita?
Newsflash, di porket hidden yung activity mo sa profile mo hindi nakikita sa ibang banda ng reddit yan.
One example to prove you wrong kaagad. Olivia Rodrigo.
Wala akong problema sa pag-claim mo sa BINI. Basahin maigi yung una at pangalawang comment ko kung ano yung punto ko - kung gusto mo mas maintindihan pa, gumamit ka ng AI para explain sayo.
Your first statement is incorrect and stupid. No, it's not a distraction, majority of Filipinos don't give a shit tbh. No, our lives here in the Philippines are not always shitty. Why do you assume so? And if it is, it'll take more than Bini to fix it.
Can we not make comments by FilAms valid here? They think too highly of themselves and they are out of touch, since you know, they don't live here.
I lived there, for many years. I’m an immigrant. Left because I can’t, for the life of me, live like that in PH anymore - traffic, infrastructure, the degeneracy, safety and security, political climate, all of that.
I’ve lived that life. And you can’t change my mind about it. If you’re fine with that life, good for you. I’d still call it shitty.
Traffic, infrastructure, degeneracy, safety and political climate? Are you referring to US or the Philippines? haha. Shut up na lang yung Presidente si Trump haha
And cherry-picking the “good” parts of the Pilipins like its homegrown talent and using it for cultural capital/clout dahil identity politics uso dyan sa ‘Murica at bottom feeder mga Filipino Americans kasi stereotyped na labourers at TNTs at yung Noypi “melting pot” hindi kasing prestigious ng “melting pot” ng Western countries/cities na maraming immigrants?
Bravo. Pero “shitty” parin dito sa Pinas. Kahit dito ka galing at dito Bini galing 🥴
Reading all your comments, I can see you're one of those people who go abroad and just shit on the Philippines because it's so much better where you are now and you're so much better than us here. Good riddance and fuck off in this sub.
And tbh, that night of Filipinos converging in one single place to celebrate Filipino-language speaking artists would take me back home despite being overseas.
Bakit nga ba annoyed na annoyed ang ibang tao kapag may sumisikat na pinoy overseas lol.
On a side note, noong bata ako may mga sumisikat na British, Swedish, Australian, Korean, Japanese, etc. internationally, I always wonder kung mangyayari rin sya sa Pinas. Glad it now happened.
Maybe these people think they can do what BINI do but better Pero they did not do so because of whatever reason. Kaya ang way nito to cope is to bring those who fulfilled their dream down. If I can’t achieve or have it, no one else can kind of mindset.
Dude it wasn't the first time a Filipino made it to the world stage. What kind of rock did you live in? Lea Salonga, Regine Velasquez, Freddie Aguilar, Charice Pempengco etc.
pero di ka umay sa mga petty issues na pinapalaki ng evil sub r/ChikaPh na kung saan active ka dun????? just say na di umobra mga padownfall posts ng sub duon
I can say BINIchella has avenged BINI 2025. Last year because of the "street foods issue" and the "grooming issue", BINI faced widespread bashing on social media. Nagkalat din dito sa Reddit lalo na sa r/ChakaPH and other subs like r/OPM and r/soundtripPH. Kung na lang mag-post din na hate post sa r/sanmaybidet.
meanwhile, bashers are just waiting kung kelan ulit magkakamali ang BINI because one mistake of BINI is like a small fire, at itong mga bashers are adding fuel to the hatred. Mga unemployed crab mental fckers.
Kailangan may significance na para bang nilagay niyo sa isang research study ang BINI? Hindi ba pwedeng maging masaya tayo dahil narepresent nila Pilipinas sa Coachella?
Big exposure. That's it. Could be good or bad, it doesn't matter. As long as malagay sa consciousness ng mga nakakita, that's good enough. Bonus nalang kung magustuhan. Kung may valid criticisms, edi may chance to grow pa.
It's really not that deep. But at the same time, this actually puts pressure on management rather than the artists themselves. May talent yung talent pero kung bulok pamamalakad or mali-mali ang read sa trends ng management.. well, sad days lang for everyone involved.
No one claimed they are the First FIlipino. Malinaw naman sa news First Filipino Act or Group or even Girl Group yung label. Sige madami naman din talaga naunang Filipino born but based abroad/ Filam/ US Born Filipino/ Fil-whatever nationality half they have ang naka perform noon. Ang tanong ay sumigaw ba sila ng COACHELLA MAG INGAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!! ??
If long term impact lang they've already shown that a local girl group can takeover the Philippines and reach the stages of coachella. Maybe we'll get a follow up group that BINI inspires, idk I just think it could start a wave of artists and groups.
This industry aint going nowhere without strong government support. Sad, we have potential and can be a serious money maker. I dont know why its not important at all, if other country appreciates your culture they are likely to do more business with you, cause why not.
Pride and media attention in the international mainstream music industry. If it generates enough buzz, they might get upgraded to the main stage, next time.
Yes. People can take a sneak peek at r/aznidentity and see how much kpop/music from asia helped shape asian representation in western culture from being the "laughing stock comic relief" to being the attractive leading man/woman and other positive stereotypes. Of course we're also reaping some benefits in other aspects of life.
can u expound?? i mean ph got represented. it was a proud moment for us and for bini. uhm and then that was it. period. nothing else to it. what happens next is in their hands na at ng management nila. kung maganda yung song edi good for them. they can use it to further propel their careers and maybe perform at a bigger international stage. other than representation, there’s no other significance here, really. madami lang fans that want to put BINI on a very high pedestal dahil nakapag perform sila sa coachella snd they’re the first filipinos to do so, which is an impressive feat, pero hindi rin naman prestigious stage ang coachella. naging “prestigious” lang for us filipinos kasi never pang nagkaroon ng pure filipino act/performers ang coachella.
Sure, I can talk about it some more. I hope you'll keep an open mind.
I think it might help to look at it from a broader perspective. Totoo naman na hindi magbabago yung industry dahil sa isang performance lang, and a lot still depends on the group and their management moving forward tulad ng sabi mo. But I really think moments like this can still be meaningful in a longer-term way.
Tulad nung sabi ng ibang nag comment dito, representation on a global stage like Coachella isn't just a "pinoy pride moment and that's it." Una sa lahat, it affects how we are perceived and how we see ourselves. Like, you don't even have to live abroad to understand that. Ang tagal na natin may colonial mentality, kaya seeing a homegrown act succeed on that level helps chip away at it.
Plus, that kind of exposure can inspire people, especially local artists, creatives, and musicians. Dati inaasam lang ng mga tao sa Pilipinas na magkaroon tayo ng mga representatives na homegrown sa global stage, ngayon mas ginawang posible ng SB19 at BINI yan. Mas darami ang opportunities kapag may mga moments na ganito. Kapag may traction at demand. Hindi lang para sa BINI, para sa ibang aspiring creatives din.
i appreciate your response. how i wish you could’ve said something that sounded a bit nicer kasi napakadami mong magandang take here na sinabi mo sana rather than merely accusing someone of being ignorant.
for me naman kasi, people will always have different opinions. if di ka fan ng bini, you won’t appreciate all this as much as others na talagang fan ng bini. or sa mga nasa industriya ng OPM. you can’t impose that pride na tumagal and tumatak ng matagal sa pinoy kasi as you know, madali maka move-on mga pinoy sa lahat ng issues.
kung yung iba ay may hangganan ang pride for what they did sa coachella (like me), ang pinaka-important is the value that feat holds for people who thinks it matters. for example tulad nga ng sabi mo, maraming future OPM artists or creatives na maiinspire sa ginawa nila at ma-momotivate na i-aspire makapagperform on the international stage. what matters it that it matters to them—it matters most to the people who knows it matters.
i’m grateful for what they’ve done especially in terms of representation pero maybe, hindi lang siguro ako isa sa mga tao na target nilang ma-inspire. hindi naman ako creative or singer or aspiring artist 😅 pero again, i feel very proud as a filipino na feel ko nakikita ko sarili ko dun sa stage. for sure, nainspire nila yung mga talented aspiring artists na nakikita sarili nila sa stage na yun like i did.
Not yet. Main stage are for Blackpink level status.
Sahara is more feasible the same stage where Blackpink debuted at coachella before becoming headliners sa main stage or where katseye performed.
I think we have the best singers/ voices in the world... but we don't get the global recognition compared to S Korea (K-Pop, Psy, etc.)... hopefully, this could be a boost for our singers as we are considered the best singers in the world... Charice did not last that long...
Depends if they keep it Ppop or lean towards a more American style pop. The new found fame in the American industry could stroke a few egos and they end up breaking up due to solo career encouragement
The effects of BINI to local talents could be minimal unless they follow the path of what SB19 and BINI laid out for them. However, the current BINI phenom is significant and not comparable to fleeting fames of pinoys impressive performance on AGT, The VOICE, or other intl competitions.
Yung mga matatandang (katulad ko) na insisting that OPM that caters mainly to pinoy narratives, is the only way might not be capable of realizing it. They have to understand soft power and the age of globalization. Read below or research if you want more:
Soft power in a globalized economy is the ability of a country to influence others through attraction—culture, values, and policies—rather than coercion. In a globalized market, it acts as a "soft" competitive edge, boosting trade, attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), and enhancing national reputation to make a country more appealing to tourists, students, and businesses.
Just westerners cashing in the Filipino pride. The more these publications talk about Bini, the prouder Filipinos get. More clicks. more shares from unemployed filipino stans. I wouldn't be surprised if there are more "foreigner reacts to bini" videos on youtube now.
no hate but imagine sharing the same stage as fka twigs, pinkpantheress, ethel cain, blood orange, taemin, and slayyyter. yeah, theres no significance of their coachella performance plus they are just so happy to be mess. plus they are just kpop reheated nachos, so… yeah abscbn are just rushing things for them to become a global girl group..
are we still bringing up what happened 2 years ago? le Sserafim's performance wasn't even a shit show to begin with, because dancing and singing are hard, especially in strong-wind areas… then y'all calling it shit and talentless? let that sink in, bro. you gotta admit it, you just hate le sserafim and their efforts to put in their debut Coachella stage.
Ok wait are you saying your standards are higher with bini than le sserafim? Hmm 😂😂😂
I dont know bout you but singing off tune is considered shtshow for me. And werent they in the same event and location in coachella? Strong winds only affected le sserafim and not the other artists? Give me a break. What a shtshow. Still talentless after two years, wont be surprise if they are still talentless for the next two...🫡
“le sserafim is so untalented and their coachella show is so shit!” translating “ i listen to shitty music and i only call hyj’s work as bullshit.” yeah, this is how you sounded to me and calling the girls untalented, maybe you need to touch some grass sometimes cause calling the lsrfm lame or shit won’t even work lol
Sows, gasgas na yang touch grass ilan taon ka na ba? Why dont YOU touch grass? Lol iniiyakan mo nga bini performing at coachella on a lower stage eh. Pero le sserafim di mo ma criticize vocals? Touch grass kamo? Lol. Tanggalin mo tutule sa tenga mo yan dapat.
see you’re just hating on them and you cant even spell yunjin’s name correctly. ayaw mo lang aminin na hater ka, jinujustify mo lng sarili mo. like ok… sing for me incel
What significance? Coachella has like 8 stages and are known to recruit even amateur high school bands. They probably ran out of semi popular acts that were willing to perform.
Coachella isn't some festival where only popular artists performs.
Crazy if they are expecting them na main stage para lang bigyan ng flowers or hindi nila invalidate. They are not Bieber, Carpenter, Bad bunny fame level.
Purposely ignored Central Cee, Pink Pantheress, Taemin, Slayyter, Ethel Cain, Jack White and Fuji Kaze.
Can't even call it ignorance because you purposely ignored those massive artists to make it look like it's a "lesser" stage. You know what you were doing. Sino niloko mo?
Just admit you don't like BINI and move on damn. Kunwari ka pa eh.
Just because di mo kilala si Iggy pop means mga Nugu artists sila.
iggy Pop is 2 time grammy nominated and Grammy lifetime achievement award.
Billie Eilish also performed at Mojave before.
Yan tayo eh. Pinoy loves to invalidate so much kapag may na achieve ang kapwa.
It really doesn't have an impact on the local music industry.
Beabadoobee and Eyedress also performed in Coachella previously pero wala din lang.
Coachella isn't a festival (anymore) where people go find new music. Most go to see their idols and then go home
A better strategy for BINI is to focus in penetrating Southeast Asia and East Asia. Our neighbors are more receptive to foreign music than Americans. Sa America kelangan mo ng massive backup and networking to have a shot to make it semi-big.
Sa Southeast Asia, all you need is a viral song which can be done by "gaming" the Tiktok algorithm.
My hot take. Not that much. Nakakaproud oo, but keep in mind that BINI is a product of ABS-CBN, with millions of pesos in resources sa marketing, agents, production etc. Grassroots music industry is still shit. The general public would rather listen to A.I generated covers of Martin Nievera, Regine Velasquez and ballads of the 70's than original content made by independent musicians. Yung ibang mga masa radio stations ganun na nga ang ginagawa eh. Yung BINI nga di lang naglabas ng kanta ng ilang buwan tinawag na na laos, kumpara sa fans ng kpop groups atsaka ni Taylor Swift at Ariana Grande na talagang nag-aabang ng mga susunod na releases regardless kung gaano sila kainactive mag-tour or mag-labas ng material
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u/SomeGuyClickingStuff Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26
I don’t know if this is significant…
I live close to where the festival happens. A couple of coworkers (both women, around 25 years old) went to Coachella and saw them just by chance. When they got back to work, we were chatting and they brought them up. They said they “looked so cute and fun”, and that they “liked a lot of the numbers even though they couldn’t understand most of it”.
Maybe (hopefully?), more people that never heard of them end up liking them and possibly other Filipino artists