Do you think OFFICIAL signed K-pop albums (bought from official site) are actually signed?
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yes I believe they are I own several the signatures match every research I've done. Plus the video calls I won on makestar sent me proof with them holding it with my name and everything even a personalized video message
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Hard to say, I think maybe my nugu one yes, but for larger groups I'm not sure, they are so busy its so hard to say
Yes for nugu groups yes they'd sign them all one for some symbolism and to add more closeness to loyalty to their fandom early on a company would do it for two reasons ads extra discipline or values to the members and also make them feel more close to the fans, plus adds a way for a agency to get just abit extra work out of them when they want to push for overtime. So when the idol says I'm tired the company can say well what about your fans they really expecting you. And then you respond anything for my fans and push through it.
For big groups? No they don't they already went through all that shit and no longer need to they are too well established and also now have more bargaining power with their agency and have too many schedules including ones that bring in too much profit to be lollygagging signing albums, so maybe a hundred are signed by each member and then the rest are photocopied onto thousands of albums
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