Red Velvet not touring is so bizzare to me. I don't think they can do stadiums, but they could definitely do arenas. Like ffs, Mamamoo did an Arena tour
Maybe it's like f(x) since I think they only ever had like one concert. SM just doesn't like some of their girl groups touring much or maybe they put all their investment into their "main" girl group touring. So instead of Red Velvet, they are pushing Aespa.
Display Morethis video isn't even updated
Just with the Tokyo dome stop of Aespa "HYPER LINE TOUR " they already had 94K attendees at the concert
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now if you had all the other asian stops from their tour they reached 231K attendees just with the asians dates which doesn't count the number of attendees in the US and Europe
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I know in France they sold out their tickets which means 5K + 10K in the O2 arean
which means they reach more than 246K attendees
with the rest of the dates they probably reached the top 4 of the video
and they doesn't even appear in the video when they already surpass a lot off gg tour just with the asian tour
so the person who made the video probably left out 4th gen gg to make them look weaker than they are
or they just didn't care about looking at the numbers their tour did to update the list
so you mean to tell me aespa is actually the current number 1 4th gen group. since they lead with touring and albums. the most important metrics used? huh people say they are like 4th or 5th
Itzy and NMIXX did showcase Tours in their first year or just after it to 5 Countries including 5 - 8 American Stops, now there are many 4th gen GGs that are doing similar, so it's more a change of the times where the 3rd gen were the catalyst to change.
The 3rd gen are the Social Network Generation where Youtube massively helped them get globally aware and when you have 2 of the biggest Kpop GGs that have a global reach, the results are obvious.
Of course that means there had to be Organisers that were willing to create Tours to offer Kpop Companies which is another growth.
So it's not a matter of Kpop Companies trying to brute force themselves into the Global Markets as they were doing in the 2nd gen but that Organisers are wanting to cash in on the growing popularity of Kpop
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