[enter-talk] DO YOU THINK WE'LL SEE MORE CO-ED GROUPS IN THE IDOL INDUSTRY?

I wonder if more co-ed groups will appear in the idol industry after ALLDAY PROJECT since they're doing so well

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1. [+111, -2]
But co-ed groups won't be able to create someone like Tarzzan, so they won't be able to succeed. ALLDAY PROJECT will also just turn into a shy group without Tarzzan, but they will just look like a "rich" group

2. [+63, -1]
Unless the granddaughter of Samsung debuts, they won't succeed

3. [+60, -1]
But if we talk about co-ed groups, each one of them have such individuality and their buzz factor is f*cking good. So it'll be hard to be this complete

4. [+50, -0]

SM will never make it happen, it doesn't fit their aesthetics

5. [+37, -1]
ALLDAY PROJECT's Tarzzan was a work of god. They will not succeed without a character like that

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Tarzan’s popularity and love in Korea really shock me. I just can’t understand all the hype around him. As for Woochan, I feel completely neutral. What makes this group interesting to me are the girls. Honestly, I’m curious to see how they’ll progress in future songs and projects.

And to answer the question, I don’t think we’ll see co-ed groups much more often in the future; the individual impact of the members tends to highlight the group more.

also the random SM shade in the netizen comment was hilarious, it immediately reminded me of the GOT project.

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Yes, as Hybe is planning to cash in on it with a Western one.

Hmm, but I don’t think Westerners need a kpop company for hip hop, though a co-ed group with different genres could work maybe.