Cao Lu a victim of kpop industry?

From what I know she is the only Chinese Artist that hasn't made it big back in China...

(I don't know why exactly but my guess is that She failed to develop herself to the Chinese audience and go back to China to deveop)

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I don't agree.

Cao Lu did a great Job in S-Korea but finally she sucked.

Fiestar Label hasn't paid the Girls royaltys.

Jezi is one of best rapper girls in kpop!

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what part did you now agree with my friend?

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Fiestar album 'Black Label' belongs to best albums of girl groups.

Doesn't such artists deserve more attention?

I'm not familar with their album sorry

my only comment was in relation to Cao Lu herself and not necessarily fiestar...since the topic was Cao Lu right?

I thought you were referring to Cao Lu in particular but If you are referring to Fiestar generally then I know nothing about them sorry lol

But didn't she have a controversy while she was rising. That kinda ruined it for her

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Hmm...?

She said some pretty questionable stuff on variety shows but I think after she showed her support for the china sea, it's when she lost her chance to make it big. And considering Fiestar didn't really have a hit either, it's no surprise that she didn't make much money.

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You don't grant her more money?

That's not what I said lmao.

bruhh I made 1k doing warehousing for two months as a side hussle.

how they gonna do on 5k a YEAR

bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Meh, I remember she went on Hello Counsellor where one of the concerns was about this married couple who moved to a rural area from Seoul because the husband's dream was to own an oyster business or some shit. The wife would wake up at 6, cook, clean, prepare their kids for school and THEN shuck oysters for 10+ hours.

Her husband would only help out for around 2 hours and would spend the rest of the day socializing with his colleagues. When his wife expressed that she was being overworked, he said it was her problem since she was so slow with everything. He also said he didn't do chores because he was tired and that his wife had no right to be tired.

Everyone there were obviously horrified at the way this dude was treating his wife, but miss Cao Lu just says - "I don't think it's a big deal, if I loved my husband, I would think it's my duty to do whatever he asks and I'd be happy.' Best part is she thought she was being endearing lol.

With views like that, I'm surprised she even made it into the industry. I'd have expected her to marry someone at like 20 and serve her husband forever.

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Meh, I remember she went on Hello Counsellor where one of the concerns was about this married couple who moved to a rural area from Seoul because the husband's dream was to own an oyster business or some shit. The wife would wake up at 6, cook, clean, prepare their kids for school and THEN shuck oysters for 10+ hours.

Her husband would only help out for around 2 hours and would spend the rest of the day socializing with his colleagues. When his wife expressed that she was being overworked, he said it was her problem since she was so slow with everything. He also said he didn't do chores because he was tired and that his wife had no right to be tired.

Everyone there were obviously horrified at the way this dude was treating his wife, but miss Cao Lu just says - "I don't think it's a big deal, if I loved my husband, I would think it's my duty to do whatever he asks and I'd be happy.' Best part is she thought she was being endearing lol.

With views like that, I'm surprised she even made it into the industry. I'd have expected her to marry someone at like 20 and serve her husband forever.

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