He should take care of his existing girl groups first. Not that he did not let 15& down too.
Ooof, he got his hands in way too many pots.
He's debuting like 4 or 5 new groups! LOUD, Nizi Project 2, A2K, and now this group.
Twice and Stray Kids' money is being used exponentially.
But, I'm not going to lie and say I'm not interested in what he's going to do. 
So, this is the group everyone thought Lily would be a part of?
I think that's what will kill JYPE eventually, a lot of groups + a creative team that can't do it anymore.
another group? 
I think that's what will kill JYPE eventually, a lot of groups + a creative team that can't do it anymore.
Plus, their staff is already the worst paid/compensated out of like all of the big agencies.
JYPE is a live study of what burnout looks like.
Vocal group 
jype better drop the inhale singing then
I think that's what will kill JYPE eventually, a lot of groups + a creative team that can't do it anymore.
I haven't heard anything about the company massively increasing staff either. They're having trouble over the last few years properly managing, promoting and maintaining their current crop with the staff at hand and help in certain area's from Republic, Sony and Warner but still...the cracks have been long showing and the groups and company suffering.
In the next 2 years they will have double as many groups as they currently have...hows that gonna work without an enormous intake of quality, experienced and knowledgeable personnel? A disaster if you ask me...
A vocal project group of debuted idols would be interesting. I would love to see Wonder Girls Sunye on the show but JYP is dabbling into too many survival shows. Maybe if the A2K group flops he would use this show to deflect.
I'm tired of hearing this type of news, like what is it with korean companies making thousands of survival shows lately?
Providing some factual information to help facilitate the discussion:
As of 2023, JYP Entertainment ranks second among the biggest Kpop agencies in terms of employee satisfaction and average annual salary (only losing to HYBE). (source: this article, which in turn refers to the Korean portal JobPlanet). The highest-rated facet of JYP Entertainment, according to the staff ratings, were the promotion opportunities. 54% of the JYPE staff report approval of the company CEO Jung Wook (which is actually slightly higher than the 53% of HYBE employees who approve of their CEO Park Ji Won).
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