The Black Label, led by hitmaker Teddy, is preparing to debut a co-ed idol group

That sounds dumb

I hope people give it a chance. I thought Kard handled it well and maybe it takes a big label for people to give a co-ed group a chance.

interesting

I imagine target will be the global market since Koreans don't give a damn about co-ed idol groups.

I have my doubts but I'll give the group an earnest chance~

i'm half intrigued

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I wonder whether Youngseo is in this?

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If it’s true, wonder if fans will support her since it’s a co-ed group. Co-ed groups don’t get any traction in korea for obvious reasons lol and even internationally fans seem to prefer same gender groups.

I have doubts that this will work in the long run but we’ll see! At least it’s coming from a company with resources.

People actually believe Teddy can do a good job, especially with a co-ed group? Come on now.

Pretty much all of their artists are in a dungeon, and Teddy didn't release a single good song for ages.

This ILLIT girl keep picking the worst agencies.

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so it will be KARD for masses?

Can you imagine a successful co-ed group for the masses when Kpop stans can't handle simple things like a female and male Idol talking to each other? Now imagine a co-ed group with young girls and boys. I can already see the storm.😂

To be fair, TBL is not for the masses. I'll give them 2 years, and they will disband, because of dating rumors. At least they're not underage.

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People actually believe Teddy can do a good job, especially with a co-ed group? Come on now.

Pretty much all of their artists are in a dungeon, and Teddy didn't release a single good song for ages.

This ILLIT girl keep picking the worst agencies.

Can you imagine a successful co-ed group for the masses when Kpop stans can't handle simple things like a female and male Idol talking to each other? Now imagine a co-ed group with young girls and boys. I can already see the storm.😂

To be fair, TBL is not for the masses. I'll give them 2 years, and they will disband, because of dating rumors. At least they're not underage.

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She's the Somi of 5th Gen!! 🤣🤣🤣

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just you wait until knetz unleash question:

"Are they living in same dorm?" lol

I think, I read that before. I'm pretty sure it happened to KARD as well. The only other co-ed group I know is KOYOTE, but they debut in 1998 so that was a different time. Now, it's much worse.

I think it has a chance since the rumored members are known trainees

Oh shit, they're already doomed?

Guy named Tarzan with cornrows.

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[Exclusive] 'Hitmaker' Teddy to Launch Co-ed Group… “Preparing for Debut”

On June 6, SPOTV News exclusively reported that The Black Label, led by hitmaker Teddy, is preparing to debut a co-ed idol group.
Teddy, the head of The Black Label, boasts an impressive artist lineup that includes Taeyang—renowned as a member of BIGBANG and one of Korea’s top vocalists—Rosé, who sparked a global sensation with “APT.,” Jeon Somi, who solidified her status as a ‘diva,’ and girl group MEOVV, considered a leading 5th-generation act with tracks like their debut “MEOVV,” and recent hits “Hands Up” and “Drop Top.”
In addition to this, Teddy is also overseeing the production of IZNA, the group formed through Mnet’s “I-LAND 2: N/a,” firmly establishing himself as a trendsetter in the K-pop scene.

Now, he’s preparing a unique project: the debut of a co-ed group.
Co-ed idol groups have become a rare sight in today’s K-pop industry. Currently, KARD from DSP Media is virtually the only active co-ed group. With Teddy breathing new life into this format, expectations are high that he will bring a new paradigm to K-pop.
In a music industry largely divided into boy groups and girl groups, Teddy’s co-ed group debut is a refreshing jolt. All eyes are now on what kind of change this ambitious project from The Black Label will bring to the K-pop landscape

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Meovv going nowhere and now this?

It might just end up as another Meovv.

What seems “make or break” is the production approach for this group. The current status quo ain’t cutting it. TBL needs to conceptualize something fresh. Based on their current track record, that probably won’t happen.

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The only other co-ed group I know is K‍OYOTE, but they debut in 1998 so that was a different time

There was also ZAM, Marronnier, T‍wo T‍wo, Roo'ra, Cool, UP, S#arp, Tro‍uble Maker, and AKMU, among others.

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did you change your mind or ???

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I wonder how a conversation with your past self would go.

Are any of these close:

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D)

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I do not recall or claim making the original statement

i see! you must have been hacked then

superyeah

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I do not recall or claim making the original statement

Unless Daisy is lying to us, she has no recollection of making such a statement. My best guess is that she was momentarily possessed by the devil.

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superyeah

Unless Daisy is lying to us, she has no recollection of making such a statement. My best guess is that she was momentarily possessed by the devil.

maybe min hee jin's shaman took over for a second

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maybe min hee jin's shaman took over for a second

It's a strong theory, but now that she's been mentioned, I must take action.

Once again, I must summon Chu Dahye to cleanse a thread of her sinister energy: