PUSHING DAISIES

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#D3CAYNLUV             PUSHING DAISIES is a four-member fictional co-ed group that debuted on JANUARY 2ND 2021. Often brought up as the MOST SUCCESSFUL co-ed act of their generation, Pushing Daisies internationally known for their DEDICATION to their craft and TIGHT-KNIT BOND amongst the members. .゚۪ ♡ ۫  ...     kissed by myah + twenty-five + she/they + est. in 2020, revamped in sep.2022.

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YOU ARE NOW LISTENING TO PUSHING DAISIES !

What do you mean four former K-pop idols got together and formed a band?

When Pushing Daisies debuted in 2020 with their mini-album BROKEN CONTRACTS, the industry wasn’t quite sure what to make of them. Elliot Son (no relation to the Son brothers), Nam Nakyung, Ana Teller, and Huh Yeojun—four ex-idols—came together under Angelico Entertainment to do something different. Their lead single, lowlife, immediately sparked international buzz for its raw critique of the idol industry.

For the past five years, Pushing Daisies have been hammering in one thing: they are not idols. They reject the label entirely, insisting that they’re a band, not an idol group. Some people think they’re just trying too hard to be different—which, fair enough, but there’s probably a nicer way to say it than the way Twitter does.

They claim to be for the arts, not the charts—but they still dominate the charts. And that contradiction? That’s part of what makes their fans some of the most notorious on social media. They’re wildly successful, backed by a billion-dollar company, yet their fans act like they’re on the verge of eating cat food to keep them afloat.

A major chunk of Pushing Daisies’ international success comes from relentless touring. Under the Mydol label, they’ve gone on tour a staggering 20 times in five years—more than any other act on the roster. If they drop an album, you know a world tour is coming.

Rockstars or industry plants?

From the start, Pushing Daisies have been plagued by controversy. Critics speculate that they’re just industry plants, pushed into the mainstream with inflated streams to make them seem bigger than they really are.

But that theory doesn’t hold up when you consider their history—each member already had a dedicated fanbase before Pushing Daisies even existed. Strong ones, too. The kind that will get your account suspended for simply liking a hate tweet.

And yet, the question lingers: Are they the real deal?

PUSHING  DAISIES  is  a  four-member  co-ed  band  under  MYDOL  LABELS,  acting  as  their  only  band.  The  group  debuted  in  2020  with  the  full  studio  album  "Broken  Contracts"  which  was  seemingly  in  reference  to  all  four  members  being  former  members  of  Kpop  groups.

Members  Elliot  and  Yeojun  would  have  the  most  notable  departures  as  they  were  members  of  the  up-and-coming  boy  group,  STRAY  KIDS,  departing  abruptly  after  the  release  of  LEVANTER  in  late  2019.

The  two  female  members,  Ana  and  Nakyung,  were  members  of  CLC  and  TWICE,  respectively.  Ana  would  part  from  CLC  in  2018  due  to  a  knee  injury  that  she  claims  Cube  didn't  give  her  proper  time  to  heal  from. 

Nakyung  would  depart  from  TWICE  in  2019,  only  a  couple  of  weeks  after  Elliot  and  Yeojun  left  Stray  Kids,  causing  fans  to  speculate  that  they  planned  their  departures  from  JYP  together.

Their  debut  under  MYDOL  was  controversial  simply  due  to  the  member's  messy  departures  from  their  previous  groups.  Still,  Pushing  Daisies  would  rise  on  the  charts  for  their  unique  sound  and  overall  talent  as  a  band.

₊˚ʚ  🌱  ₊˚✧゚.  THE  MEMBERS . . .

  • HUH  YEOJUN,  2001  ;  DRUMMER,  LEAD  VOCAL.
  • ANA  TELLER,  1998  ;  GUITARIST,  MAIN  VOCAL,  LEADER.
  • ELLIOT  SON,  1998  ;  BASSIT,  MAIN  VOCAL.
  • NAM  NAKYUNG,  1999  ;  GUITARIST,  LEAD  VOCAL,  HEAD  SONGWRITER.
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