explain in pop terms

the most simped out comment of 2023:

"Wow CEO nim congrats, let's walk on the flower path."

imagine typing that

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explain in pop terms

Fifty Fifty got ended

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Fifty Fifty got ended

So the CEO now owns the copyright to Cupid and everything else associated with Fifty Fifty? The song is big enough to probably earn at least 6 figures every year, which is big money for a nugu label. I think he will have a good opportunity to debut another GG via the survival show, plus he apparently got foreign investment as well.

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So the CEO now owns the copyright to Cupid and everything else associated with Fifty Fifty? The song is big enough to probably earn at least 6 figures every year, which is big money for a nugu label. I think he will have a good opportunity to debut another GG via the survival show, plus he apparently got foreign investment as well.

Those impatient and greedy girls must be regretting their decision to go with that fraudster producer. Its officially end of their career, now they got left with nothing.

I didn't really follow this case but whose side was the members on?

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I didn't really follow this case but whose side was the members on?

The losing side

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So the CEO now owns the copyright to Cupid and everything else associated with Fifty Fifty? The song is big enough to probably earn at least 6 figures every year, which is big money for a nugu label. I think he will have a good opportunity to debut another GG via the survival show, plus he apparently got foreign investment as well.

Earn 6 figures every year? What do you think this is, a Mariah Carey song about Christmas? Is anyone even still listening to Cupid in 2023?

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Earn 6 figures every year? What do you think this is, a Mariah Carey song about Christmas? Is anyone even still listening to Cupid in 2023?

More than the amount of people listening to Set Me Free in 2023

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Earn 6 figures every year? What do you think this is, a Mariah Carey song about Christmas? Is anyone even still listening to Cupid in 2023?

You dont think the song can earn at least 100k a year on continuing streams? Is streaming income really that bad that a viral hit cant earn 100k per year for a few years after its release?

Damn, that's tough.

Hi,

First post.

Not sure about longevity, but here are FIFTYFIFTY's current streaming numbers on Spotify.

Spotify is reported to have a 70% (Rights holders - in this case ATTRAKT) - 30% (Platform) split and pays out to $0.003-$0.005 USD per stream.

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873,190,301 total streams as the solo (so the group doesn't split with another artist) at $0.005 per stream = $4,365,951.50.

As per above, 70% of that goes to the song right's owner which is

$3,056,166.05 USD = W4,087,650,255.70 SK WON.

I know this is all projection, but damn, that's alot of Hotteok.

First round. Ahn will countersue. Not that it will have anything to do with FF's future.

It is a battle of two crooks. Let them sort this out themselves.

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More than the amount of people listening to Set Me Free in 2023

More than the amount of people who can even name Moomamooma's last few songs.

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You dont think the song can earn at least 100k a year on continuing streams? Is streaming income really that bad that a viral hit cant earn 100k per year for a few years after its release?

Maybe it's possible, but this is definitely not the sort of virality that will last or be particularly profitable. They are officially one-hit wonders who are now looked down upon by a large chunk of the Korean public. Gaining the rights to their hit song now is like owning a patent on CD players in the digital age.

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More than the amount of people who can even name Moomamooma's last few songs.

Which is still more than the amount of people who streamed Set Me Free in South Korea

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Which is still more than the amount of people who streamed Set Me Free in South Korea

Stop lying to yourself. It's unbecoming.

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You dont think the song can earn at least 100k a year on continuing streams? Is streaming income really that bad that a viral hit cant earn 100k per year for a few years after its release?

It's not an MJ song 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏻

Hmmm, in this regard, I wonder how older groups from 2nd Gen are doing on Spotify. SNSD's gee was pretty big in Asia as an example.

Curious how many stream it got in 2022.

gg i was the judge