Do the fewer amount of comebacks and longer hiatuses make the group feel more exclusive and luxurious?​​

I wouldn't say exclusive and luxurious. But it does create more hype. But for that you need to have already made your name. Nobody cares if a nugu takes 2 years to release another song.

maybe if they come back with a full album with like 10+ songs

no. That's just boring

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no. That's just boring

you took the exact words out of my mind. lol

twice used to release 3/4 korean releases per year back in 2017 /2018 and their sales and popularity got bigger and bigger

only if the group's fandom is established and got to wait long they'll surely break records due to hiatuses since it doesn't work on smaller groups

depends on the group...

No.

The quality of release will.

No, I like music and prefer frequent releases when it comes to kpop. Unless if they're creating songs that are absolutely insane and amazing and actually need a huge amount of time, I don't want to wait long periods of time for music

That's just how I personally am. Obviously some people prefer longer waits and thats ok

Judging from how angry Blinks are for the lack of releases, nope.

Maybe longer waits make them thirsty for a new release at best and worried at worse.

No, would just leave me starving for content and make me start looking elsewhere for it.

I think it's unfair for both the group & the fandom

For BP, it creates such a level of hype & thirst the cb single will most likely fall short even if it's a really good song

No, I started off with Blackpink and even though I love their songs, I lost interest because of the long droughts and miniscule discography.