It’s all finished off with a piercing series of belts in the final chorus as an example of emotional K-pop at its finest. The song blends brooding reflections of feeling like you’re the poison in a toxic relationship amid a handful of warm hooky earworms. Seventeen are well-known multi-genre masters in the K-pop scene, with “Fear” marking their deepest dive into emotional, dark electro-pop. Young B, Osshun Gum, and Han Yo Han follow with increasingly eccentric verses, but it’s all held together by Giriboy’s nimble, playful production. Anchoring the single was Jvcki Wai, her Auto-Tuned crooning like caustic flecks of shrapnel. “DDING” was a cause for excitement: For the first time, Korean rappers indebted to artists like Lil Uzi Vert and Young Thug found major success without boosts from reality competition shows. Jvcki Wai, Young B, Osshun Gum & Han Yo Han, “DDING” Their seriousness proved to be a much-needed fount of levity, vigor, and glee our joy wasn’t stopping, we’re jopping. Everything marvelous about “Jopping” - shouted vocals, airtight production, half-time choruses befitting pugilist highlight reels - is rooted in how SuperM treat partying as a heroic act, as the most important of endeavors. Focusing on singles, we named the top 25 songs of 2019 and shared our thoughts below.įor the uninitiated (the unjopped, even), “jopping” is a jocular portmanteau of “jumping and popping.” A favorite pastime for many, surely, but is it an apposite theme for a supergroup billed as “K-pop’s Avengers”? It turns out: yes, and resoundingly so. Taking this all into account, we put our heads together to determine what were the stand-out songs coming out of the Korean scene amid all of this. Please contact with comments or suggestions.The 25 Greatest K-Pop Albums of the 2010s: Staff List Robbins of the University of Texas at San Antonio and last modified on 2. Set(ax(2), 'XTickMode', 'manual', 'XTick', ) % Turn off x ticks Ylabel(ax(2), 'Annual growth rate per capita') % Label right y-axis Xlabel(ax(2), '') % Turn off x-axis label % Set the right axis labels and tick marks manually using the ax(2) handle Set(ax(1), 'YTickMode', 'manual', 'YTickLabelMode', 'manual') Ylabel(ax(1), 'Population in billions (loglog scale)')
Versus log10(y) with both axes using logarithmicĮXAMPLE 12: Plot log of the log of population versus its growth rateĬreate a new cell in which you type and execute: figureĪx = plotyy(yr, log10(log10(pop)), mYr, perCapitaGR) īox off % Set the left axis labels and tick marks manually using the ax(1) handle The plot(x, log10(log10(y)) draws a graph Will appear linear (i.e., we have a googel-plex rather than merelyĪ googel). Growing exponentially, the graph of the log10(log10(pop) The previous graphs showed evidence that the population grewįaster than exponential. Why did this plot the log of the log of population? Legend((Population))') % Think about label here Title( 'Fetal growth by gestational age') Plot(hWeeks, hMass, 'rs') % Plot the toHeel mass Plot(rWeeks, rMass, 'ko') % Plot the toRump mass HMass= toHeel(:, 3)/1000 % Mass in kg of toHeel measurementsĮXAMPLE 3: Plot fetal mass as a function of gestational week figure RMass = toRump(:, 3)/1000 % Mass in kg of toRump measurements HWeeks = toHeel(:, 1) % Weeks in the toHeel measurements
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Load toHeel.txt % Load the crown-to-heel dataĮXAMPLE 2: Define variables to make code easier to read rWeeks = toRump(:, 1) % Weeks in the toRump measurements EXAMPLE 12: Plot log of the log of population versus its growth rateĮXAMPLE 1: Load the fetal size data load toRump.txt % Load the crown-to-rump data.EXAMPLE 11: Plot the year vs the log of the log of the world population.EXAMPLE 10: Focus on the population data for 1500-2050.EXAMPLE 8: Plot the world population as a function of time.EXAMPLE 7: Read in the world population data and define variables.EXAMPLE 6: Output the estimates of fetal mass growth rates and R^2 for the linear fits.
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