Imagine thinking this girl group doesn't have by far the strongest brand recognition in Korea

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    Make it make sense :meme-kek:

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  • I just read the same sentence from KBS about Blackpink. What on Earth is "Soft Power" anyway? 🤣


    It's obvious NJ and even BP has an impact in Korea and Asia, but neither of them are even close to SNSD yet. Maybe NJ, one day, but what SNSD did is not even replicable, because they did it without social media.


  • I just read the same sentence from another KBS about Blackpink. What on Earth is "Soft Power" anyway? 🤣


    It's obvious NJ and even BP has an impact in Korea and Asia, but neither of them are even close to SNSD yet. Maybe NJ, one day, but what SNSD did is not even replicable, because they did it without social media.


    SNSD does not have nearly the same global impact as Blackpink or NewJeans. Japan is probably the only place where they outpaced them

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  • I just read the same sentence from another KBS about Blackpink. What on Earth is "Soft Power" anyway? 🤣

    Soft power is used to describe a country's influence across other countries. The division is usually split between "soft" and "hard" powers. Hard includes things like military strength, power projection, etc. Soft usually describes cultural influences such as anime from Japan or American rap and pop music. The popularity of K-pop and K-drama are examples South Korean soft power. The strength of a country's soft and hard power varies among countries, and being strong in one area doesn't mean a country is strong in another. For example, China has a lot of strong regional hard power in east Asia, but it's much weaker in the west (because it can't project its power), and its soft power is also very weak relative to decades past.


    Blackpink and NewJeans have brand recognition outside of South Korea, so when South Korea wants to attract foreigners, they may use K-pop to attract foreigners to visit and will use groups like Blackpink or NewJeans to advertise. If they wanted, get more visitors from Kazakhstan but only BTS was popular there, then you'd really only see BTS in any adverts.


    None of OP's videos or Twitter actually show NewJeans's brand recognition within South Korea though. Those ads are targeting foreigners, so it's an example of NewJeans's brand recognition outside of South Korea.

  • None of OP's videos or Twitter actually show NewJeans's brand recognition within South Korea though. Those ads are targeting foreigners, so it's an example of NewJeans's brand recognition outside of South Korea.

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    My point, if it isn't obvious, is that NewJeans is easily the biggest and most powerful and most recognizable brand in Korea today. They are everywhere, their songs and their images and advertisements.


    You cannot go into any part of Seoul and not be hit by a wave of NewJeans.


    So any "brand reputation index" that not only doesn't rank them at the top easily, or even worse, outside the top 30, is a total joke.


    NewJeans has so much power in Korea that their covers of Japanese songs while they were performing in Japan went so viral that the songs by the original JAPANESE artists began charting in Korea.

  • Yes, they're a top group and the top female 4th gen act, so they'll naturally be everywhere. If there's any decline that will happen, it won't be seen on a brand reputation ranking but will be noticed over a longer period of time. Since people can take temporary hits and still get deals (the hits are assumed to be temporary), them falling off of the reputation rankings isn't a big deal, assuming its metrics are even legit.

  • Yes, they're a top group and the top female 4th gen act, so they'll naturally be everywhere. If there's any decline that will happen, it won't be seen on a brand reputation ranking but will be noticed over a longer period of time. Since people can take temporary hits and still get deals (the hits are assumed to be temporary), them falling off of the reputation rankings isn't a big deal, assuming its metrics are even legit.

    That's the thing. NewJeans is massive in Korea, and even that feels like a massive understatement.


    I would be ashamed to publish any brand reputation ranking that doesn't have them at the top by a wide margin.


    They had the biggest percentage of the votes for a top ranked girl group on the Gallup Survey since SNSD in their prime, and they are frequently compared to a blue chip stock for how many big brands knock at their door, and we're supposed to believe they aren't the biggest brand in K-Pop right now?


    That index should be shut down.

  • If you're the publisher, then you have to publish if you have confidence in your metrics. But if it's not legit now, then it's possibly never been legit then. I never want to see a Bunny ever reference this list again if they denounce it now :ok-bee:

  • If you're the publisher, then you have to publish if you have confidence in your metrics. But if it's not legit now, then it's possibly never been legit then. I never want to see a Bunny ever reference this list again if they denounce it now :ok-bee:

    I've been bashing this list since before Bunnies existed, fam

  • I've been bashing this list since before Bunnies existed, fam

    As long as you've ben consistent, then I have no problems.


    I just think a dip in these rankings isn't an issue. And if HYBE can get them kicked off the list through some chicanery, then the list isn't worth much in the first place

  • If you're the publisher, then you have to publish if you have confidence in your metrics. But if it's not legit now, then it's possibly never been legit then. I never want to see a Bunny ever reference this list again if they denounce it now :ok-bee:

    I wanna know what metrics or formula they’re using for these rankings to not even have NJ in the top 30 🤦‍♀️ they got nugus ahead of NJ like bitch be fr 😂🤣

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    Click for August Individual Rankings

    RV, BP, Twice 3-5 members in top 30

    Aespa 4 members in top 30

    Ive 3 members in top 30

    Lsf 3 members in top 30

    Kiss of Life 3 members in top 30

    NJ 1 member in top 30


    I don't understand, Mincheonji, call the brand reputation and complain that all these recent free ads should given them bonus points.

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    NuguJeans having no domestic impact on big brands and business as usual

  • SNSD does not have nearly the same global impact as Blackpink or NewJeans. Japan is probably the only place where they outpaced them

    What? They're literally the first Kpop group that performed in an American Late Night TV show.


    Sure, they never did a World Tour as a group in the US or even Europe, because SME is an idiot, and they're only doing SM Town Live World Tours, but it's not like SNSD wasn't recognized by the media in the US. I mean, the biggest Music outlets called them the Kpop girl group templates and Legends and so on.


    Of course, their global impact may not seem as big as NJ's or BP's, but that's ONLY because back then people didn't use social media. The sad reality of our world now is that people making assumptions based on some random Tweets or Tiktok/Insta videos. Not to mention streaming numbers.


    SNSD never had that privilege.


    It's like comparing and older blockbuster movie like Titanic's success with a new MCU movie. 1B Box Office numbers in 1997 worth 10 times more than now.


    The same goes for musicians. Back then, 100K album sales were like 1M sales nowadays.

  • So any "brand reputation index" that not only doesn't rank them at the top easily, or even worse, outside the top 30, is a total joke.


    NewJeans has so much power in Korea that their covers of Japanese songs while they were performing in Japan went so viral that the songs by the original JAPANESE artists began charting in Korea.

    So, the whole point of your thread is that you're angry because NJ is not even in the TOP10 in Brand Rep Ranking?


    I mean, seriously, how many times did I told people that Brand Rep is 100% about social media trends? It does NOT represent REAL brand reputation. It's just a freakin' Twitter Trending list. It doesn't matter how big a group is if on social media there are more negative talks about them.


    You should blame their toxic leader, MHJ for NJ not being on the top anymore. She's the MAIN reason NJ is flopping, at least on that list. And if NJ will disband, it's her fault too.


    Lastly: NJ didn't do anything special in the music industry. Their songs didn't bring back anything that wasn't here before them. The RnB and Hip Hop genre is in Kpop since day 1 and many other groups do the same. They're just not as mainstream.


    I expect more from a guy who actually knows something about Kpop. Your own faves did music in the same genre and style many times. So, it's not like NJ is reinventing it. They just do what others too.

  • What? They're literally the first Kpop group that performed in an American Late Night TV show.

    And the boys still flopped here in the states.

    Even for 2nd gen, with all the limitations they had compared to now, id put wonder girls and 2ne1 ahead of SNSD in that aspect

    Sure, they never did a World Tour as a group in the US or even Europe, because SME is an idiot, and they're only doing SM Town Live World Tours, but it's not like SNSD wasn't recognized by the media in the US. I mean, the biggest Music outlets called them the Kpop girl group templates and Legends and so on.


    Of course, their global impact may not seem as big as NJ's or BP's, but that's ONLY because back then people didn't use social media. The sad reality of our world now is that people making assumptions based on some random Tweets or Tiktok/Insta videos. Not to mention streaming numbers.


    SNSD never had that privilege.


    It's like comparing and older blockbuster movie like Titanic's success with a new MCU movie. 1B Box Office numbers in 1997 worth 10 times more than now.

    First, that doesn't hold up because despite Titanic being over 20 years old, it's still one of the most impactful movies with more cultural significance than any marvel movie


    And shoulda, woulda, coulda aside, like you said: NewJeans and BP have more impact global ergo they should be cited as significant in soft power influence.

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    This Brand Reputation Ranking thing has been discussed many times before, and you can also find some articles on AllKPop talking about the opacity and inconsistency of this ranking calculation.


    This ranking comes from the Korean Business Research Institute. This is not an academic institution but a commercial company. They have never published the ranking metrics and weighting of their calculation, and outsiders have to pay when they want to know about it.


    The ranking is divided into 4 categories: Participation Index, Media Index, Communication Index, Community Index and Recommendation Index. The data of the 4 categories actually come from SNS and social media. NewJeans members do not have personal social media accounts so their scores in this part are very low. But being inactive on social media has absolutely nothing to do with whether a brand will consider using artists to promote its products. Brand management doesn't care about these rankings, and data from their own internal market analysis will surely reflect the real situation more accurately.


    Another part of the data comes from fans’ SNS mentions and blog posts. You will, therefore, see some artists with little news and relatively low-key style suddenly ranking high because their fans are more active in posting for the artist and discussing about her/him on SNS. But what does this have to do with the brand’s decision? not at all.


    Let's take a look at the August Girl Group Member Brand Reputation Rankings:


    07. Apink’s Jeong Eun Ji

    15. BLACKPINK’s Lisa


    Has anyone spotted Jung Eun Ji as the cover girl on the August fashion magazine cover or a large outdoor advertisement in August? Lisa just became a global ambassador of LV but she is ranked 15th, hoho. We've all seen Danielle's (NewJeans) Celine giant outdoor campaign, but she wasn't even in the top 30. The whole ranking is just a laughable farce.


    Bunnies do not have to feel bad when you see NewJeans ranked at the bottom on this chart. Only people who don't understand the situation in Korea will be obsessed with this ranking. NewJeans has always been one of the KPOP girl groups with the highest attention among Korean people. Even after spending several hard months living under HYBE's criticism and attacks, things didn't change much.

  • And the boys still flopped here in the states.

    Even for 2nd gen, with all the limitations they had compared to now, id put wonder girls and 2ne1 ahead of SNSD in that aspect

    Please, do some research before you say something that's not even remotely true! SME didn't do any US promotion for SNSD, unlike YG or JYP. So, this isn't even a fair comparison. What SNSD achieved in the US, they did it without any help from their company!



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    First, that doesn't hold up because despite Titanic being over 20 years old, it's still one of the most impactful movies with more cultural significance than any marvel movie


    And shoulda, woulda, coulda aside, like you said: NewJeans and BP have more impact global ergo they should be cited as significant in soft power influence.

    You don't understand what I'm saying. What Titanic achieved is 10 times bigger than any MCU movie. It happened because the movie was quality, and with inflation it's worth even more now. It was a massive success when blockbuster movies weren't as popular.


    I mentioned Titanic vs MCU, because SNSD vs NJ and BP is kinda similar.


    NJ and BP only influence the kids on social media, but SNSD influenced everyone, not just young kids, in a world there were no social media or streaming. They're the Nation's Girl Group for 17 years for a reason. These 3 groups aren't even comparable, because they're not even in the same league or even in the same type of game.

  • No offense, but do you really want to compare one of the biggest and most loved Korean Idol with Lisa? Be serious. Eunji eats Lisa alive for breakfast any day. She's not only one of the best vocalist and soloist, but an actress, musical actress too, not to mention a MASSIVE Variety Show host, and Music Competition show judge and producer.


    Brand Rep is 100% about KOREAN social media platforms, so Lisa has zero chance, basically! She's not even promoting herself in Korea anymore. The general public doesn't give a damn about lame ass fashion brand deals and billboards.


    How many times do I have to tell all of you that Brand Rep ranking is 100% about SNS? The stats are based on how many positive and negative comments you can see on these KOREAN PLATFORMS! If someone have more negative posts, they won't be in the TOP10. Simple as that!


    If you think your faves are the biggest, stop whining about a lame list that only idiot kids care about. This is like making a fuss about Twitter Trends. Ridiculous. 😂

  • Please, do some research before you say something that's not even remotely true! SME didn't do any US promotion for SNSD, unlike YG or JYP.

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    What? They're literally the first Kpop group that performed in an American Late Night TV show.

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    You don't understand what I'm saying. What Titanic achieved is 10 times bigger than any MCU movie. It happened because the movie was quality, and with inflation it's worth even more now. It was a massive success when blockbuster movies weren't as popular.


    I mentioned Titanic vs MCU, because SNSD vs NJ and BP is kinda similar.


    NJ and BP only influence the kids on social media, but SNSD influenced everyone, not just young kids, in a world there were no social media or streaming. They're the Nation's Girl Group for 17 years for a reason. These 3 groups aren't even comparable, because they're not even in the same league or even in the same type of game

    And that's great and all, not necessarily true, but great ramblings from a boomer in the rocking chair :iconpepe:

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  • Please, do some research before you say something that's not even remotely true! SME didn't do any US promotion for SNSD, unlike YG or JYP. So, this isn't even a fair comparison. What SNSD achieved in the US, they did it without any help from their company!

    Girls Generation flopped in the US. And as you yourself admit, The Boys was in fact promoted. Hell, they even made an English version. Do you know why they never came back to promote another song or tour? Because they flopped.

  • Girls Generation flopped in the US. And as you yourself admit, The Boys was in fact promoted. Hell, they even made an English version. Do you know why they never came back to promote another song or tour? Because they flopped.

    You call this a flop? Use your brain, for Christ’s sake! Loot at those Billboard charts! Sure it wasn't their biggest success in the US, but if charting in the TOP5, TOP10 and TOP20 is a flop, what should we call a song that it's not even in the TOP100?

    Again, SNSD was NEVER a flop in the US! Since The Boys, they were charting on Billboard every year, even with FOREVER1. Without any PR, because after The Boys, SM didn't promote them at all. That's why they were never in BB's main charts.


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    It's easy to ignore facts and calling someone a flop, because you're too lazy to do research.

  • And that's great and all, not necessarily true, but great ramblings from a boomer in the rocking chair :iconpepe:

    I meant to say, SME didn't promote them after The Boys.


    Also, what I said is 100% true. SNSD, BP and NJ are not in the same league. Neither BP nor NJ would survive the 2nd gen.


    Do you know how SNSD started their career? With a freakin' Black Ocean! A group like BP and NJ would never survive something like that.


    Like it or not, BP won't be remembered as the best group, or even the biggest, because NJ or some other group will beat their records eventually, but SNSD is still on the TOP after 17 years, and only a handful of groups can achieve that. That's why streaming numbers doesn't matter.


    Look at SNSD, 2NE1, Bigbang etc, they're still the biggest and most loved groups. Do you think BP or NJ will have the same journey, when out of 1000s of groups there's like 10 who can say that?


    95% of the Kpop groups fade into irrelevance after 7-8 years. Especially if they're not active anymore.


    Wonder if we're gonna see BP or NJ coming back after 5 years of hiatus and still charting in the TOP5. Till then, this discussion is meaningless, honestly.

  • All those popping veins replies over nothing... The free time to hate on groups you obviously hate, but still try to act like it's not hate, "it's just fact, kids" like.. embarrassing.

    Anyways, NJ is the biggest kpop group in Korea since last year right now as I said earlier in this thread and I won't derail the thread naming the other gg just bc i didn't have the courage to reply in the other thread so I had to bring it here to give my so fact opinion.

  • This thread literally has nothing to do with SNSD or any second generation girl group.


    Stop derailing the thread. SNSD's relative popularity is completely irrelevant here.

    Mate, you said this, and you're expecting people to agree with you when it's not even true? Come on now...

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    "Imagine thinking this girl group doesn't have by far the strongest brand recognition in Korea"

    Of course, I mention SNSD, because NJ is not in the same league yet! If you wanna talk about popularity, or REAL brand reputation, then, the topic is obviously not only about one group.

  • Mate, you said this, and you're expecting people to agree with you when it's not even true? Come on now...

    Of course, I mention SNSD, because NJ is not in the same league yet! If you wanna talk about popularity, or REAL brand reputation, then, the topic is obviously not only about one group.

    This thread has nothing to do with SNSD or any second generation girl group.


    Stop derailing the thread.


    I'm obviously discussing currently ACTIVE girl groups not legacy acts who only release music every 5 years like BLACKPINK or SNSD

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  • I'm obviously discussing currently ACTIVE girl groups not legacy acts who only release music every 5 years like BLACKPINK or SNSD

    Releasing music has nothing to do with how big a group brand recognition is, especially because SNSD is not only about music. The fact that they released one album in SEVEN years since they stopped being active, but they're still in the mainstream media, proves that they're stronger than NJ in Korea.


    Again, this is just being recency biased, and delulu as well, because they're your faves. I'm not saying NJ is a nugu group or not massive, but SNSD is still on the top after 17 years, that's not even comparable with a 2 years old group. Sure, multiple songs from their new albums are charting in the TOP100 in Korea, but all I see on SNS is people talking about their toxic leader MHJ and the probably even worse Bang PD's Kdrama.


    And you wonder why they're not on the top of Brand Rep. Their own fans only talking about MHJ vs Bang PD all day, and not about their songs. Also, don't forget the massive backlash because of their Coca-Cola ad and CF.


    If you think all these crap won't affect their image, you're naive.


    I don't really care about brand reps or fashion deals or even charting, but it's not surprising at all that NJ is not on the top.

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