Will “diverse” K-pop groups like Blackswan ever become successful?

For me, when it comes to Blackswan, they had music production quality issues. That changed for the better with “Cat & Mouse”.

Based on the diversity of the members, I think their agency should approach their music more as an international Pop group with K-Pop roots.

For example, “Cat & Mouse” sounds like it has potential for broader Pop appeal which, strategically, an excellent English version could serve.

What is kpop without Korean?

Anyway that's why no one should believe what happens in stan twitter. They are loud but most of them are just an empty can. Those 5050 supporters too are bullshit same goes with all support for BS from twitter. It's not real and only used to attacking others.

No

They are not Kpop at all?

People think that diversity is a quality when it is just a characteristic , plus korea hate black people . No mather how beautiful or talented these black idol are , for these racists they will always be stained

Well... if Lexie ends up in that one Dream Academy group, then I don't think they will be successful in Sweden.

But I don't know, I'm from a different Nordic country.

A group with half of the members or more being non-ethnical east asians will probably have low chance being popular in kpop. That does not mean they could not find a way to be popular outside of the normal kpop audience.

It turned out Twitter isn't real life. Huh, who would have known

I mean if they got a blasian artist with traditional beauty standards from the big 4 yeah they would be popular from a nugu company probably not and twitter is not reliable method of popularity

Also am not saying it is right but it is what is

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Well... if Lexie ends up in that one Dream Academy group, then I don't think they will be successful in Sweden.

Is Lexie not liked in Sweden?

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Is Lexie not liked in Sweden?

I have noticed some Swedes saying that they are rooting for her in Dream Academy.

I was tryign to say that even though Lexie ended up in that group, that group would still not be that well-known in Sweden.

Even though maybe between some Swedish kpop fans.

Okay, I'm not making any sense.

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I have noticed some Swedes saying that they are rooting for her in Dream Academy.

I was tryign to say that even though Lexie ended up in that group, that group would still not be that well-known in Sweden.

Even though maybe between some Swedish kpop fans.

Okay, I'm not making any sense.

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Ahhh gotcha now

Your first post sounded like "If Lexie did get in the group, the group WONT be popular in Sweden"

if a tree falls in a forest and no one is around does it still make a sound?

if a nugu group releases a good song but no one listens to it, is it still a good song?

I do not know, but this song is a bop

I want them to be famous. They're so pretty and talented. I still don't trust their company and don't know where all their money came from.

Why should Blackswan specifically have that much success?

It's just one of many nugu groups that might be liked by multis or Kpop fans in general, but ultimately doesn't get the support groups with devoted fanbases.

Honestly, no. You could have a big company debut a racially diverse group and it would flop. The industry and the public are just way too racist still.

If Thai and Chinese idols get the amount of hate they do in Korea, imagine how it is for non-Asian idols. It's incredibly sad but it's the truth.