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2 minutes? 2 friggin minutes? Are you kidding me, JYP? That's all these girls get? After all the shenanigans you've pulled since KG's departure & after all those desperate attempts at generating hype over a rebrand of a group you've been exposed for mistreating, you give these girls a song that's barely over 2 minutes? I'm done. I'm so friggin done. KG & Kaylee dodged a bullet. As for the stans who are eating up this nonsense while pretending that KG's story wasn't real & that she's some liar who only wanted a solo, are you happy now? submitted by /u/GenoveveSimmons15 [link] [comments]

So, I was scrolling through my YT timeline and saw one clip - VVS Brittney Joins And Leaves The Blakc Label. I was like "hmmm" then I checked it out and there was another in recc. (as you can see in the screenshot). So, my question is, Is it the marketing tactic now for smaller company idols who were former trainees of big 4 or big companies to come out with their infamous trainee stories? Previously I remember, back then in before 4th gen idols weren't this vocal about their former companies or previous trained companies comapred to how it is now. I may be wrong don't come at me for this since I am saying the things I know. So, now it seems it's a way to garner attention of a larger fanbase of those big companies. And I guess people like it coz they get to know what their fav idols have been like in their trainee days, how their fellow trainees / former trainee-mates says about them. Back in the day, most of the time we get surprised if we come to know that one of the idols of this said group was a trainee of that other big company before. But now it's like pretty much open for all. Everyone knows who came from which company to which company they debuted, etc, etc. What your take on this? submitted by /u/Daddy1007a [link] [comments]

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Basically, let's say Group A sold 1 million copies first week. But actually, it's not organic because only 500k was bought by fans, and the remaining 500k was bought by the company. Here, the company resells the 500k albums under the "lucky draw/fansign/fancall events". like... if you buy from us, you'll get a chance to win the event. The more you buy, the higher the chance for you to get picked. Companies will hold numerous and multiples events until the 500k copies are sold. That's why you see many groups' lucky draw/fansign/fancall events last for 3 ~ 5 months after the comeback promotion ended. heck, even right before the new album release, they are still holding fancall events for the previous album. Is it okay to do that? I heard even big companies do it because of how important the "first week sales" label is for their artists. submitted by /u/tresnosliramu22 [link] [comments]

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