Display MoreThey sure are.
But pretty much every song in the industry is a "rejected" song by some one or the other.
Barring self-producing idols, most songs are passed around multiple artists, before someone decides to go with it. Similar to movie or drama scripts.
For example the hit of this year "Love Dive* was offered to Sunmi, but eventually went to Ive.
yea but listen to rap part in very3. nayoung and kang mina were fire even in cute song
I think rap is added later.. it is all an industrial process.. some make the tune, some add beats, toplining, chords has its own expert, then a guide track, then rap and lyrics.
Doing nothing.. does not Social Media influencing, CFs count - she is still making good money.
Teddy model nowadays.... do some occasional music just to pretend as idols, otherwise make money through other avenues.
The interesting thing is....
Very Very Very was released on October 17th 2016 while TT was released a week later on 24th October 2016
Both were number 1 GAON (Circle) Songs for the week of their release, so either way, TWICE were likely to get a number 1 Song :P
So what happened?
When TWICE debut in 2015 they were put in a Task Team which exclusively managed the group, it was that Task Team that controlled what songs would do. TWICE practise Very Very Very but TT arrived and the Task Force Team decided on TT, JYPark would definitely have agreed.
Under the old system where TWICE would be managed centrally, it's unsure if they would have even released thier massive hit Cheer Up
But either way, TWICE eventually became big with their debut so if Very Very Very were thier next song, with the Hit it would become, TWICE would still do well in Japan
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