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= Famous People = Anyone can use any tags under Famous People it's not exclusive to K-Sims or A-Sims.

= TV = ''Under the TV category there are 4 tags you can use for your wiki pages. TV Actors, Female Entertainers, Male Entertainers, and Non-Binary/Genderqueer.''

TV Actors
TV Actors is the tag you will use if your sim acts on tv as a primary source of income. IRL examples would include people like Jim Parsons, Lisa Kudrow, Sofia Vergara, Jensen Ackles. People that have primarily made their careers off of acting on tv shows. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of acting on tv shows. TV Actors will be used for all sims female, male or genderqueer, it is a blanketed term to mean someone that acts whether or not you know the term Actor to be that way or not. So if your sim has made a career off of acting on TV use TV Actors in their tags.

Female Entertainers
Female Entertainers is the tag you will use for sims that show up on TV a lot either as hosts for TV game shows, award shows, talk shows, anything that shows up on tv where they portray themselves. IRL Examples would be The View, Masked Singer, SNL, Hot Ones, The Daily Show, Geeking Out, GMA, I Can See Your Voice, Running Man. Also included in this list would be people like Tina Fey, Tiffany Haddish, Kristen Wiig. People that have made a living as a comedian and have since been on a lot of tv related programs as writers or as themselves for specials. People that have primarily made their careers off of being themselves on tv shows. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of being themselves on tv shows.

Male Entertainers
Male Entertainers is the tag you will use for sims that show up on TV a lot either as hosts for TV game shows, award shows, talk shows, anything that shows up on tv where they portray themselves. IRL Examples would be Wild 'N Out, Masked Singer, SNL, Hot Ones, The Daily Show, Geeking Out, GMA, I Can See Your Voice, Running Man. Also included in this list would be people like Dave Chappelle, Jo Koy, Chris Rock. People that have made a living as a comedian and have since been on a lot of tv related programs as writers or as themselves for specials. People that have primarily made their careers off of being themselves on tv shows. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of being themselves on tv shows.

Non-Binary/Genderqueer Entertainers
Genderqueer Entertainers is the tag you will use for sims that show up on TV a lot either as hosts for TV game shows, award shows, talk shows, anything that shows up on tv where they portray themselves. IRL Examples would be Wild 'N Out, Masked Singer, SNL, Hot Ones, The Daily Show, Geeking Out, GMA, I Can See Your Voice, Running Man. Also included in this list would be people like Jonathan Van Ness. People that have primarily played themselves on tv shows and don't definitively use the she/him pronouns, people that also use they/them or any other pronoun option that isn't the traditional she/him. People that have primarily made their careers off of being themselves on tv shows. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of being themselves on tv shows.

= Movie = ''Under the Movie category there are 3 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Movie Actors, Movie Directors, Movie Studios.''

Movie Actors
Movie Actors is the tag you will use if your sim acts in movies as a primary source of income. IRL examples would include people like Robert Downey, Jr, Margot Robbie, Johnny Depp, Meryl Streep, Jodie Foster. People that have primarily made their careers off of acting in movies. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of acting in movies. Movie Actors will be used for all sims female, male or genderqueer, it is a blanketed term to mean someone that acts whether or not you know the term Actor to be that way or not. So if your sim has made a career off of acting in Movies use Movie Actors in their tags.

Movie Directors
Movie Directors is the tag you will use if your sim is known to direct movies as a primary source of income. IRL examples would include people like Steven Spielberg, Tim Burton, Spike Lee, Wes Anderson. People that have primarily made their careers off of directing movies. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of directing movies. Movie Directors will be used for all sims female, male or genderqueer. So if your sim has made a career off of directing movies use Movie Directors in their tags.

Movie Studios
Movie Studios is the tag you will use if your primary company is a movie studio. IRL examples would include movie studios like Sony pictures, Blumhouse Productions, Columbia Pictures. Basically if you run a sim company based in the sims world or real life or even a mix of the two and it's primary function is a movie studio to produce movies, real or fake, this is the tag you will use.

= Adult Entertainment = ''Under the Adult Entertainment category there are 4 tags you can use for your wiki pages. NSFW Actors, NSFW Models, Gravure Idols, Studios.''

NSFW Actors
NSFW Actors is the tag you will use if your sim acts in NSFW movies as a primary source of income. IRL examples would include people like Lana, Rhoades, Elsa Jean, Aidra Fox, Johnny Sins, Chris Crocker, Keiran Lee. People that have primarily made their careers off of acting in NSFW movies. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of acting in NSFW movies. NSFW Actors will be used for all sims female, male or genderqueer, it is a blanketed term to mean someone that acts whether or not you know the term Actor to be that way or not. So if your sim has made a career off of acting in NSFW Movies use NSFW Actors in their tags.

NSFW Models
NSFW Models is the tag you will use if your sim is known to model for NSFW types of things such as Playboy, Playgirl, other type of magazines or booth babes at adult cons as a primary source of income. IRL examples would include people like Sasha Grey, Purple B*tch, Belle Delphine Jenna Jameson. People that have primarily made their careers off of modeling in NSFW ways either online, in magazines or in person. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of modeling in NSFW ways either online, in magazines or in person. NSFW Models will be used for all sims female, male or genderqueer. So if your sim has made a career off of modeling in NSFW ways either online, in magazines or in person use NSFW Models in their tags.

NSFW Studios
NSFW Studios is the tag you will use if your primary company is a NSFW studio. IRL examples would include NSFW studios like Adam & Eve, ClubJenna, Hustler Video, Sin City. Basically if you run a sim company based in the sims world or real life or even a mix of the two and it's primary function is a NSFW studio to produce movies, magazines or shorts, real or fake, this is the tag you will use.

Gravure Idols
Gravure Idol is the tag you will use if your sim is known to primarily model in magazines, especially those marketed to men, photobooks, or DVDs. Gravure idols appear in a wide range of photography styles and genres, though they never appear nude, their poses are seen as semi-provocative, hence the need for a different tag. Gravure models may be of any age but usually range from their late teens to their mid-twenties. In addition to appearing in mainstream magazines, gravure idols often release their own professional photobooks and DVDs for their fans. Many popular female idols in Japan launched their careers by starting out as gravure idols. Gravure models are commonly photographed wearing bikinis or lingerie, but may also appear wearing schoolgirl uniforms, Japanese street fashion, and kimonos. Popular Gravure Idols include: Ebisu★Muscats, sherbet, Morisaki Tomomi, Hamasaki Ayumi. Gravure Idols will be used for all sims female, male or genderqueer. So if your sim has done or is currently doing Gravure modeling then you will use the tag Gravure Idols.

= Other = ''Under the Other category there are 8 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Companies, Studios, Indie Studios, Cosplayers, Famous Families, Influencers, Models, Producers.''

Companies
There are many different types of Companies the most common in the Sims World are Entertainment Companies. For this category if your sim owns or if you act as a CEO of a large entertainment company you will use this tag keeping in mind that Movie Companies have their own tag already. You can use this tag for your large companies wiki page and that's it. If you have a sub-label or a studio under your company then use the proper tag for that wiki page so we don't get them mixed up. Examples of large entertainment companies would be, JYP, YG, SM, CUBE, BIG HIT. Any company that acts as the main company and has smaller studios under it would be tagged here, please do not tag sub-labels/studios or indie companies. This tag is for companies that have more then a few idols or groups under them. If your company has one idol or one group signed to them or does music that isn't considered mainstream it's considered Indie. If your company doesn't do promotional stuff in a big way like JYP, SM, CUBE, BIGHIT then they are considered indie. If you need help figuring out if your company is indie or not you can always ask the admins on fandom or on Instagram.

Studios
Studios are often artistic labels created or obtained under larger companies they can also be known as Sub-Labels, there are many different types of studios the most common are Recording Studios, Production Studios, Art Studios, Entertainment Studios, Dance Studios. For this category if your sim owns or if you act as a studio under a larger company you will tag it under Studios, keeping in mind that Movie Studios have their own tag already. You can use this tag with smaller labels under your larger company such as Studio J which is a label under JYP Entertainment and currently houses DAY6. Other examples would be MYSTIC Story which SM Entertainment acquired in 2017, and The Black Label created by Teddy Park in 2016 under YG Entertainment. Other types of studios would include YG KPLUS(modeling), SM Art Company(theatrical), JYP Pictures(drama production), JYP Foods Inc(restaurants). Only use this tag if the studio is under a larger company, if it's a Indie Studio please use Indie Studios tag.

Indie Studios
Indie Studios are often artistic labels created by one person or a few people with little to no source of income and rely on donations, loans and regular jobs to produce and release their work. There are many different types of Indie Studios for the purpose of the Sims world Indie Music Studios are the most common. For this category if your sim owns or if you act as a Indie studio you would use this tag. Your company would be considered an Indie studio if you can't produce/promote things like YG, SM, JYP, BigHit and Cube does. If your company promotes/acts more like Antenna or Around US then your company is Indie. If your company has one idol or one group signed to them or does music that isn't considered mainstream it's considered Indie. If your company doesn't do promotional stuff in a big way like JYP, SM, CUBE, BIGHIT then they are considered indie. If you need help figuring out if your company is indie or not you can always ask the admins on fandom or on Instagram.

Cosplayers
Cosplayers is the tag you will use if your sim is a cosplayer as a primary source of income. IRL examples would include people like Stella Chuu, Riki LeCotey, Enako Yuriko Tiger, Yaya Han. People that have primarily made their careers off Cosplaying. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off Cosplaying. Cosplayers will be used for all sims female, male or genderqueer, but not for the NSFW Cosplayers if your Cosplayer is a primarily a NSFW Cosplayer then you would use the tag NSFW Models, since a good chunk of those models are cosplayers either actively or passively. So if your sim has made a career off Cosplaying in a friendly way then you would use Cosplayers.

Famous Families
Most celebrities shoot to fame on their own, but for some stars, it's a family business. If you have a family of famous sims meaning most if not all members related by blood or by laws are famous in some way then you would use the Famous Families tag. Examples of famous families are The Kardashian's, The Baldwin's, The Osbourne's, The Jackson's and The Smith's. Every family member in these famous families are famous in some type of way how they got famous doesn't matter what does matter is the main members of that family is famous. Even if your family is small like the Smith's main family is, with just Will and Jada being known to most older adults and their kids Willow and Jaden being known to most teens and younger adults, Trey is also included in the Main Smith Family because he is seen a lot with the main members. So if you had a sim like Trey then they would be included in the Famous Families tag. You could also have a sim family like the Kardashians where most members where slightly known around the town but not to the outside world until one sim made it big and then the rest became more known through their various ways. However your family got famous doesn't matter what does matter is who is in the main group and are they famous enough to be considered a famous family.

Influencers
Influencers are people that are social media superstars they usually have brand deals and can influence the people following them on socials. There are many different types of influencers but the tag will be used for all sim influencers who's primary career is being an influencer. Examples of influencers for the sims world would be people like Charli D'Amelio, Liza Koshy, The Rybka Twins, Nava Rose, Juwan Gutierrez, Newt. Under the Influencers tag you can also put Influencer Houses such as DripCrib, Hype House, Sway House, Girls in the Valley, Kids Next Door. The influencer tag will cover basically anything that doesn't already have it's own tag. If something under the influencer tag get's way more tags then others then it might be moved to it's own navigation. An example would be if under the Influencer tag there were a lot of Pet tags then the Pet tag would get it's own navigation so it doesn't clog up in influencer tag. But that would only happen in extreme cases.

Models
Models is the tag you will use if your sim is known to model for types of things such as Fashion, Fitness, Commercials, Promotional, Food. IRL examples would include people like Sora Choi, Bella Hadid, Alton Mason, Ottawa Kwami. People that have primarily made their careers off of modeling either online, in magazines or in person at events. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of modeling either online, in magazines or in person at events. Models tag will be used for all Models no matter their gender identity, if your model primarily does NSFW types of modeling then you will use that tag not the Models tag.

Producers
Producers is the tag you will use for someone that is known to produce music, videos, photos they basically set everything up to help sell something. Even if your sim is a co-producer, executive producer, or someone that produces music you will use this tag. Most known producers are LE, G-Dragon, Michael Mann, Quentin Tarantino, they all produce something be it film, tv or music. In this case Sims that have primarily made their careers off of producing something. If your sim started off as part of the music industry as a singer or in a group and they stopped doing that and started only producing things for other people then this is the tag you would use for that person.

= World Types = ''Under the World Types there are 3 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Real World Simmers, Sim World Simmers and Mix World Simmers.''

Real World
No one in the simmer community does things the same so that shouldn't and doesn't apply to the Simdol Wiki. If your sim, group or company uses only real world locations then you will use this tag with your wiki pages. Real World locations would be places like, France, China, USA, Seoul, Hollywood, Paris, Giza, Japan. Places you can go to in the real world, or places you can at least see in the real world. Only use this tag on your wiki page if you use only real world locations not sims worlds and not a mix as they both have their own tags.

Sim World
Since this wiki is for the game series The Sims it's only right to include the sim world locations. If your sim, group or company uses only sim world locations from any of The Sims games 1-4 then this is the tag for you. Examples of the sims worlds would be places like Oasis Springs, Glimmerbrook, Strangerville in The Sims 4 and Bridgeport, Twinbrook, and Riverview in The Sims 3. Places you can go to in any of The Sims games. Only use this tag on your wiki page if you use only sim world locations not real worlds and not a mix as they both have their own tags.

Mix World
Occasionally some people like to use a mix of the real world and the sims world and that's okay, that's why we made this tag for those people. Examples of mix world would be people saying their sims live in Willow Creek but they vacation in the Bahamas. Places you can go to in any of The Sims games but also places in the real world. Only use this tag on your wiki page if you use a mix of real world and sims world locations not just real worlds and not just sim world as they both have their own tags.

= Artists = Anyone can use any tags under Artists it's not exclusive to K-Sims or A-Sims. = Groups = ''Under the Groups category there are 7 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Co-ed, Female, Male, Non-Binary/Genderqueer, Project, Pre-Debut, Trainees.''

Co-ed Groups
Co-ed groups traditionally means groups with 3 or more members and at least one of them is of the opposite sex of the others. Examples of these types of groups would be Coed School, K-Tigers, 8eight. They all have/had at least 3 members and at least one of those members identified as the opposite sex of the other members. You would use this tag if you had a group of at least 3 members and at least one of those members identifies as Male, Female or Genderqueer doesn't matter what their traditional birth identify is if at least one person in the group identifies as something that isn't what the other members identify as then the group is a co-ed group.

Female/Male Groups
Female/Male groups is pretty explanatory you would use Female groups as long as the group has at least 3 members and everyone identifies as female. It does not matter what their traditional birth identification is if everyone in your sims group identifies as female then it's a female group. Same thing with the male tag if everyone in your group identifies as Male and they have at least 3 members it's a male group.

Non-Binary/Genderqueer Groups
Non-Binary/Genderqueer groups is the tag you would use if everyone identifies as something that isn't the traditional male/female. If even one person identifies as the traditional male/female then you would use the co-ed groups tag. But if everyone in a group of at least 3 members identifies as something that isn't female/male then it's a Non-Binary/Genderqueer group. If you use the Non-Binary/Genderqueer tag for any of your sims we ask that you do so respectfully do not mock anyone's pronouns.

Project Groups
Project groups are created for specific reasons. Usually temporary and from a project like a survival show, music station, tv show or promotional means. You would only use the tag Project group if the group came from one of these means and if the group doesn't plan to stay together very long. Examples of project groups would be groups like, I.O.I, WannaOne, AQUA, SM The Performance, S.M. THE BALLAD, Girls Next Door, Y Teen, Teaparty. If the group is a group that falls under the Female, Male, or Non-Binary/Genderqueer categories you can use those tags too but only use Project Groups tag if it applies.

Pre-Debut Groups
Pre-Debut only applies to groups that are about to debut usually with in the next year. These groups are past their trainee days and are gearing to debut to have their chances as being famous. Even if their debut name isn't known or turns out to be different from their Pre-Debut name as long as they are actively in the pre-debut stages they will go here. Examples at the time of this writing include LIGHTSUM, OMEGA X, ONO Girls, GAIA. Once the group debuts you will remove the Pre-debut tag if their debut has been cancelled for one reason or another you will use Cancelled debuts tag instead.

Trainee Groups
A group consisting of trainees under an agency. May debut in the future under a different name or used to promote the agency's trainees. Only use this tag if the people are a long way's away from debuting. If they are about to debut then use the tag Pre-Debut. Examples of a trainee group would be groups like SMROOKIES, MYDOL GIRLS, White Day Project, Woolim Rookies. People that are trainees of a company and known to be trainees of a company. Trainee groups don't have to be the same people in the groups they can be in a trainee program like SMROOKIES or Woolim Rookies and be considered a trainee group. Once the person has 'graduated' from the group they are no longer considered a trainee and will move to debuted trainees or if the person has left the company they would be moved to past members on the trainee group page. If the trainee group debuts you can use that trainee group page for the debuted groups page. You don't have to make a new page for trainee group if they debut. That would be extra work that isn't necessary.

= Bands = ''Under the Bands category there are 5 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Female, Male, Co-Ed, Non-Binary/Genderqueer, Project.''

Female/Male Groups
Female/Male bands is pretty explanatory you would use Female bands as long as everyone in the band identifies as female. It does not matter what their traditional birth identification is if everyone in your sims band identifies as female then it's a female band. Same thing with the male tag if everyone in your band identifies as Male and it's a male band.

Co-ed Bands
Co-ed bands follows the same rules as co-ed groups, at least one of them is of the opposite sex of the others. Examples of these types of bands would be 24Hours, Baby Blue, The Volunteers. At least one of those members identified as the opposite sex of the other members. You would use this tag if you had a band and at least one of those members identifies as Male, Female or Genderqueer doesn't matter what their traditional birth identify is if at least one person in the band identifies as something that isn't what the other members identify as then the band is a co-ed band.

Non-Binary/Genderqueer Bands
Non-Binary/Genderqueer band is the tag you would use if everyone identifies as something that isn't the traditional male/female. If even one person identifies as the traditional male/female then you would use the co-ed band tag. But if everyone in a band identifies as something that isn't female/male then it's a Non-Binary/Genderqueer band. If you use the Non-Binary/Genderqueer tag for any of your sims we ask that you do so respectfully do not mock anyone's pronouns.

Project Bands
Project bands are created for specific reasons. Usually temporary and from a project like a survival show, music station, tv show or promotional and personal means. You would only use the tag Project band if the band came from one of these means and if the band doesn't plan to stay together very long. Examples of project bands would be bands like, A.SOME and Tweety. If the band is a band that falls under the Female, Male, or Non-Binary/Genderqueer categories you can use those tags too but only use Project bands tag if it applies.

= Subunits = ''Under the Subunit category there are 4 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Female, Male, Co-Ed, Non-Binary/Genderqueer.''

Female/Male Subunits
Female/Male subunit is pretty explanatory you would use Female subunit as long as everyone in the subunit identifies as female. It does not matter what their traditional birth identification is if everyone in your sims subunit identifies as female then it's a female subunit. Same thing with the male tag if everyone in your subunit identifies as Male and it's a male subunit.

Co-ed Subunit
Co-ed subunit follows the same rules as co-ed groups, at least one of them is of the opposite sex of the others. Examples of these types of subunit would be Triple H, Younique Unit, NastyNasty. At least one of those members identified as the opposite sex of the other members. You would use this tag if you had a subunit and at least one of those members identifies as Male, Female or Genderqueer doesn't matter what their traditional birth identify is if at least one person in the subunit identifies as something that isn't what the other members identify as then the subunit is a co-ed subunit.

Non-Binary/Genderqueer Subunit
Non-Binary/Genderqueer subunit is the tag you would use if everyone identifies as something that isn't the traditional male/female. If even one person identifies as the traditional male/female then you would use the co-ed subunit tag. But if everyone in a subunit identifies as something that isn't female/male then it's a Non-Binary/Genderqueer subunit. If you use the Non-Binary/Genderqueer tag for any of your sims we ask that you do so respectfully do not mock anyone's pronouns.

= Duos = ''Under the Duos category there are 4 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Female, Male, Co-Ed, Non-Binary/Genderqueer.''

Female/Male Duos
Female/Male duo is pretty explanatory you would use Female duo as long as both people in the duo identifies as female. It does not matter what their traditional birth identification is if both people in your sims duo identifies as female then it's a female duo. Same thing with the male tag if both people in your duo identifies as Male and it's a male duo.

Co-ed Duos
Co-ed duo follows the same rules as co-ed groups, at least one of them is of the opposite sex of the other. Examples of these types of duos would be AKMU, Masterpiece, Almeng. At least one of those members identified as the opposite sex of the other member. You would use this tag if you had a duo and at least one of those members identifies as Male, Female or Genderqueer doesn't matter what their traditional birth identify is if at least one person in the duo identifies as something that isn't what the other member identifies as then the duo is a co-ed duo.

Non-Binary/Genderqueer Duos
Non-Binary/Genderqueer duo is the tag you would use if both people identify as something that isn't the traditional male/female. If even one person identifies as the traditional male/female then you would use the co-ed duo tag. But if both people in a duo identifies as something that isn't female/male then it's a Non-Binary/Genderqueer duo. If you use the Non-Binary/Genderqueer tag for any of your sims we ask that you do so respectfully do not mock anyone's pronouns.

= Others = ''Under the Others category there are 8 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Soloists, Singers, Rappers, Trainees, Composers, Lyrists, DJs, and Cancelled Debuts. Because of Wiki Fandom's limited allowance of navigation points Soloists thru DJ's are merged for female, male and non-binary/genderqueer.''

Soloists
Soloists is pretty explanatory you would use this tag if your sim only promotes music solo. Doesn't matter what kind of music as long as they are promoting solo and not apart of a group, duo, band or project. Examples of Soloists would be people like Dua Lipa, DinDin, IU, Ailee, Lady Gaga, The Weekend, Drake. If they do music as a feature or with a feature that's fine but they have to be a solo promoting artist to be considered a soloist.

Singers/Rappers
Treat singers and rappers as bias pages. Singers and rappers is the tag you use for people in groups and either sing or rap as apart of that group. Examples of Singers/Rappers would be Yuna(ITZY&BraveGirls), Chaeyoung(Twice), Sunghoon(ENHYPEN), San(ATEEZ) people that haven't/don't promote music as a soloist. People in groups and sing or rap as apart of that group(past and current). If the group the person is in disbands or goes into hiatus and someone from that group decides to promote solo then you could add a soloist tag to their page. But if they don't promote solo they only use the singers/rappers tag.

Trainees
This tag would be used with the trainee's group tag. It's for people confirmed to be training under a company actively and currently once that person debuts however you would remove the trainee tag and add the proper tag to them either Singer, Rapper or Soloist. At the time of this writing trainee examples would be Chaeyeon (SG Girls), Chaerin (UnionWave trainee), EJ (I-LAND contestant), Hyeongjin (JN trainee).

Composers
Composers create and arrange musical scores for anything that requires a soundtrack. Composers work to arrange technical aspects of each recording like harmony, rhythm, melody and tone, and then perfect them with highly technical recording equipment and software packages. Examples of composers would be DPR IAN, DAWN, Soyeon, Lee Jin Ah. They create music for themselves or for other people. Even if they themselves promote music, if they create music for themselves or others and get credited as a composer they are a composer.

Lyricists
Lyricists are people that write the words to songs. They don't have to write the music to be a lyricists, if they write the words to their own songs or songs given to other people then they are considered lyricists. Examples of lyricists would be Aron, Bomi, Jinee, Taemin. They write music for themselves or for other people. Even if they themselves promote music, if they write music for themselves or others and get credited as a composer they are a composer.

DJs
DJs are people that person who introduces and plays recorded popular music on radio or play recorded music on radio or at a club or party. Examples of DJs would be DJPastabody, DJ SODA, DJ ELLIA. If they play music at a club or a festival using a DJ's set up they are a DJ even if they play music on the radio or a podcast they are still a DJ.

Cancelled Debuts
Cancelled Debuts is the tag you would use if the group or person was supposed to debut in some way but for one reason or another their debut got cancelled. It doesn't matter why their debut got cancelled, if their debut is no longer happening the group or person's page should be tagged with cancelled debuts. Examples of Cancelled debuts would be Ela8te, LIMETREE, Twinkle, OAHSIS. Cancelled Debuts can even be included in trainee pages that were supposed to debut but didn't.

\Artists Anyone can use any tags under Music it's not exclusive to K-Sims or A-Sims. = Albums = ''Under the Albums category there are 10 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Best Albums, Compilation Albums, EPs, Live Albums, Mini Albums, Remake Albums, Remix Albums, Repackage Albums, Special Albums, Studio Albums.''

Best albums
An album that either includes the artist's best hit songs. Best albums tag will only be used if the album includes the artist's Top Hits, the songs that are considered the best from that artist. Most artists only have one best album but you can have more then one best album depending on how many music releases your artist has and how many songs have been included on previous best albums.

Best albums
An album that either includes the artist's best hit songs. Best albums tag will only be used if the album includes the artist's Top Hits, the songs that are considered the best from that artist. Most artists only have one best album but you can have more then one best album depending on how many music releases your artist has and how many songs have been included on previous best albums. Usually but not always best albums include the word Best in it. But it's not a requirement. Best albums are usually for groups or a person that sings as a group or as a singular person. If the songs in a best album come from a musical or a company as a whole then you would use the compilation albums tag. Examples of best albums would be BTS, The Best, TWICE3, RaNia Legends, Best of Infinite.

Compilation albums
A compilation album comprises tracks, which may be previously released or unreleased, usually from several separate recordings by either one or several performers. If by one artist, then generally the tracks were not originally intended for release together as a single work, but may be collected together as a greatest hits album or box set. Examples of Compilation albums would be S.M. STATION Season 1, NOW That's What I Call, Sing Your Heart Out!, Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Mix Vol. 1 Album. If the album features more then one artist on it it's a compilation album.

Mini albums (EPs)
Mini albums (EPs), is a musical recording that contains more tracks than a single but fewer than an album. Mini albums (EPs) generally contain four or five tracks, and are considered "less expensive and time-consuming" for an artist to produce than an album. Examples of Mini albums (EPs) would be The Intersection : Contact, Baddest Nice Guys, BR:evolution, Produce 48: Final, Road to Kingdom 'My Song' Part.2, Generasian. EP is the equivalent term used by hip-hop, independent, and Western record labels. In South Korea, the term "mini album" is used to mean extended play. You can call it whatever you want on your pages but you need to use the tag Mini Album.

Live albums
Live albums are recordings that are done in one take, even when done in a studio. The common understanding of a "live album" is one that was recorded at a concert before an audience. If the album released is a recording from a soloist, group or a company tour it doesn't matter as long as the audio on the track is a live recording and hasn't been cleaned up to filter out audience, talking, breathing, any background noise then it's a live album. Examples of Live albums would be BLACKPINK 2018 Tour [In Your Area] Seoul, The 1st Asia Tour Concert Album 'Super Show', Into the New World (live album).

Remake albums
An album that consist of covers and/or re-recordings of songs by other artists or updated tracks by the same artist. Known as a cover album in Western media. Remake albums tag will only be used if the majority of tracts on the album are covers from other artists and the songs are being performed on the album are performed by one artist. Examples of Remake albums would be Weezer - The Teal Album, A Flower Bookmark, John Lennon - Rock & Roll.

Remix albums
A remix album is an album consisting of remixes or rerecorded versions of an artist's earlier released material. Remix album tag will not be used if the album has one remix on it. It needs to be a whole album of remix versions of songs. Examples of Remix albums would be You Can Dance, Peace B. Remixes, Treasure EP.Extra : Shift The Map (Remixx!).

Repackage albums
In the music industry, a reissue (also re-release, repackage or re-edition) is the release of an album or single which has been released at least once before, sometimes with alterations or additions. Examples of Repackage albums would be 1 of 1, Merry & Happy, Abbey Road, Goats Head Soup. You would use the repackage tag if your group or soloists is re-releasing an album with a new concept or new songs.

Special albums
Special albums varies in the content it contains. They may be a themed album (eg. winter, summer seasons), a promotional album, a collaborative album, a final album(usually to commemorate someone's death) or a discography. Examples of Special albums would be Remember (S.E.S.), SSAK3 Special Album, Dear Santa, UP10TION 2017 Special Photo Edition, My Little Thought Ep.01. You would only use this tag if it's not a regular album if something about it makes it different then the artists other albums.

Studio albums
Most albums are studio albums; that is, they are recorded in a recording studio with equipment meant to give those overseeing the recording as much control as possible over the sound of the album. Examples of Studio albums would be For You (INFINITE), Kill This Love -JP Ver.-, The Dark Side of the Moon, Chiljip PSY-Da. You would use Studio Album for everything that isn't Best Albums, Compilation Albums, EPs, Live Albums, Mini Albums, Remake Albums, Remix Albums, Repackage Albums, Special Albums.

= Singles = ''Under the Singles category there are 4 tags you can use for your wiki pages. Digital singles, Promotional singles, Remix singles, Special singles.''

Digital singles
A single that comes in a digital format only. Usually one to three songs (including instrumentals). Also sometimes referred to as a "single" or "digital single album". Examples of Digital singles would be Good Vibes Only, Angel, Dab Dab, Missing You (2NE1), Vibrato. You would use this tag for anything that isn't a Promotional singles, Remix singles, Special singles.

Promotional singles
A single that promotes a product and/or service. Also known as a CF (commercial film) song. Examples of promotional singles would be Cabi Song, Taste The Feeling, Chocolate Love (f(x) & Girls' Generation), KTBS Extreme Cool Summer Edition. If the single was created to promote something like a product for an ad, a concert, a location you would use this tag.

Remix singles
A single that promotes a product and/or service. Also known as a CF (commercial film) song. Examples of promotional singles would be Cabi Song, Taste The Feeling, Chocolate Love (f(x) & Girls' Generation), KTBS Extreme Cool Summer Edition. If the single was created to promote something like a product for an ad, a concert, a location you would use this tag.