Why would you say LABOUM didn't hit big earlier despite decent promotions???

As someone who followed them since debut, I always questioned that. Solbin was everywhere, the agency tried all they could to push her as an "it girl". The songs which they had were public friendly. A lot of people say "X group should hit big in Korea" but they don't even notice that many groups don't release their music to appeal to Korean fans. In LABOUM's case, they were exactly releasing what Koreans would enjoy.

The girls had a few controversies in 2017, and then slowed down with promos, but they were a 3 year old group at that point. The key to a group succeeding back then was the early years (Yea it wasn't like now that even a 10 year old group would stand a chance lol)

Journey to Atlantis was played on "How do you play " which is a very popular show but not like they weren't on big shows before.

Ikr, that's not a "big" song, yet. But with how fast it rose, it's definitely showing hit song potential at this rate

Quote from Jeitu

Their agency is doing nothing. They should go back to promote but maybe they have given up on them because their contracts are ending really soon

That really worries me as well, although they may be waiting for the song to rise a bit more.... Brave Girls started promoting in a higher position. Not saying LABOUM needs to follow the exact same strategy. They don't need to be back to music shows, just appear on TV shows or do something. Actually TV shows are way more effective than music shows and usually get better viewer ratings.

Quote from ryu-yamaguchi

I remember they promoted this song when the song reach 100+ on melon few months ago but still wonder why the song didn’t manage to break into top 100 after all the promotions, before yoo jaesuk come to their rescue and help the song getting recognition.

Really hope it saves them from disbandment... They just started seeing some light in the last year of their contract