Quote from aclassyteaparty

wtf are they doing promoting in sk??

Pissing off Korean nationalists

I do wonder why they do not promote more in Japan.

Both their songs are in English, does that not play well (for small acts) in Japan?

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The thing is that they are aiming for global success, the CEO seems to want to expand outside of Japan and bring more people into Jpop as a whole.

Sure but you need to have a base.

If they can be successful in Japan / Korea, then they can expand overseas.

I mean, let the CEO try, it is his money, I wish them luck.

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A lot of their fans are also kpop Stan’s so it’s a good decision ig

They’ve been picking up steam in japan as well, mascara is kinda going viral

Omg seriously??

Song sucks, it's fit for the local scene so i guess you're right. Mascara was pretty solid though.

its like a superior ver of Fearless done right imo

also the choreo is a must watch

Here is how they charted in Japan, not bad for an English song, but is not like they are taking Japan by storm.

They did well on YT japan.

I did not see any thing related to Line music streaming.

BTW the "weirdness" of this group.

They are a Japanese group, that sings in English, but gets put into the kpop section in international charts.

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BTW the "weirdness" of this group.

They are a Japanese group, that sings in English, but gets put into the kpop section in international charts.

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I mean their ceo has this whole interview that he wants to stick it to kpop and show the world jpop is no less.

His strategy is working

If they started in Japan, ifans wouldn't have give a f about them. So he got them started in SK. But they don't know korean, hence the English song.

Not sure about the music, but the group is very talented. Vocals, dance and rap are all on point.

It's impressive that they are doing so well in Japan. Japan does not usually like girl groups with that style. Clearly aiming at an international audience by training at YGX and then promoting in Korea.

I think the producer wants to show that Japanese girl groups can compete directly with Korean groups. Talent-wise he has succeeded, as they could give groups like StayC a challenge. The group needs better music though.

I only know that Charmed123 likes them