Rookie Girl Group "Solia" just disbanded 5 days after their debut

This thread should be shown to all the idiots who think the BIG3 privilege doesn't exist.

Wtf that is so sad and unfortunate! Why bring girls hopes up only to disband literally less than a week later??

Heart-breaking, I feel bad for them. Although, I'm glad this company didn't waste their time. It's better to quickly move on with their life than sit around for years doing nothing only for a similar outcome.

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really wish idols would stop joining these companies who aren't creditable. At some point you need to know when to give up.

That's such a shame. I'm sure they worked so hard... only to disband after 5 days?? What a waste. I hope the company learns a lesson, and that the members will have success in the future.

This is what the competition shows should do with their groups - release one MV and disband immediately.

Solia is a pretty name and the song is actually not bad. Such a waste. It happens to many groups each years and we often don't even hear about them once.

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This thread should be shown to all the idiots who think the BIG3 privilege doesn't exist.

Big 3 privilege only exists at debut and afterwards. It doesnt exist at the trainee level since it's a lot easier to get signed on to a nugu label as a trainee than a Big 3 label. Lisa had to fight off 4000 applicants in Thailand alone to sign on as a trainee at YGE, i dont think prospective idol trainees need to fight through this much competition to be signed on to a nugu label.

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Wtf that is so sad and unfortunate! Why bring girls hopes up only to disband literally less than a week later??

I think COVID...small companies really struggle with money because of promotions and idol, mv and performance budget at the same time funding their company and other business things.

I feel like it's like COVID-19 pandemic with smaller businesses.

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really wish idols would stop joining these companies who aren't creditable. At some point you need to know when to give up.

It's so hard for anyone to tell if the company is legit or not. Until B1A4 debuted, WM was an unknown company. WA Entertainment had only Phantom (and if you're going "who?" that's the point) until they had Mamamoo. Source Music had a failed debut with Glam until they hit gold with Gfriend. Crayon Pop famously assisted with putting together their own outfits as the first artist under Chrome Entertainment.

So I don't know how these idols are supposed to know if they're going to dedicate time to a small label that's going to immediately disband them or if they're just going to be the first artist of a company that may go on to do very well for themselves.

With the way that MV turned out, they could get together and continue as a group themselves

But yeah, I feel bad for them cuz…. 5 days

They have a group, song, just earn enough to record another song and do the mv yourselves, get on some and grow organicly.

Is there any chance this is a PR stunt?

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It's so hard for anyone to tell if the company is legit or not. Until B1A4 debuted, WM was an unknown company. WA Entertainment had only Phantom (and if you're going "who?" that's the point) until they had Mamamoo. Source Music had a failed debut with Glam until they hit gold with Gfriend. Crayon Pop famously assisted with putting together their own outfits as the first artist under Chrome Entertainment.

So I don't know how these idols are supposed to know if they're going to dedicate time to a small label that's going to immediately disband them or if they're just going to be the first artist of a company that may go on to do very well for themselves.

Come on now. That situation is rare. 98 percent of these companies debuting nugus just leave the members in debt.

Quote from centen

It's so hard for anyone to tell if the company is legit or not. Until B1A4 debuted, WM was an unknown company. WA Entertainment had only Phantom (and if you're going "who?" that's the point) until they had Mamamoo. Source Music had a failed debut with Glam until they hit gold with Gfriend. Crayon Pop famously assisted with putting together their own outfits as the first artist under Chrome Entertainment.

So I don't know how these idols are supposed to know if they're going to dedicate time to a small label that's going to immediately disband them or if they're just going to be the first artist of a company that may go on to do very well for themselves.

For example that WM founder was singer whose songs had popularity and later he was YG manager, he wasn't no body when he started his own company. And that was Teume point, if your company has 0 connections and almost no chance to succeed don't sign up.