Nepotism exist in all countries and culture, some have it more and others have it less. But right now we're talking about Kpop and Korea so let's keep the topic here. But yes, as with all the cases we have seen, I don't think things will change that much as long as some CEO knows powerful people to back them up. Referring a bit to the ongoing Hybe-Ador vs NJZ. But now idols have a external voice to help them compared to the early generations: International fans with SNS can be a powerful to fight back.
Mistreatment, abuse and unfairness to Kpop idols will never end as long as nepotism stays strong in Korea
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Yeah it's not clear what OP meant by nepotism in this case.
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You're right about what nepotism mean. But the situation with idols do involves nepotism from those who mistreat them. Company that knows powerful people in the industry gives them leverage and advantages in return for other favors. In cases where abuse is being revealed, companies can get help from certain people on the political system. Families or close friends...
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You're right about what nepotism mean. But the situation with idols do involves nepotism from those who mistreat them. Company that knows powerful people in the industry gives them leverage and advantages in return for other favors. In cases where abuse is being revealed, companies can get help from certain people on the political system. Families or close friends...
gotcha make sense
so you're saying the company hires friends and family of the execs or those in power and they in turn mistreat or abuse the idols...
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