At this point I just wish that Kakao would buy YG... and make everyone work.

  • that's it, no more to be said...


    I just want someone to make few groups have 3 comebacks in a year time like Weeekly or STAYC


    or have group promotions as well as sub-unit debuts like WJSN

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  • I don't think Kakao can buy YG. Can they?

    they were considering buying SM lol...

    YG for sure would be cheaper

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  • Yeah, but SM offered his shares up for sale.

    YG is still in the dungeon.

    I know I know but I found this article:



    "The company's largest shareholder is Yang Hyun Suk, with ownership of 17%. NAVER Corporation is the second-largest shareholder owning 9.1% of common stock, and Shanghai Fengying Business Consultant Partnership Ltd. holds about 5.2% of the company stock. Additionally, the company's CEO Yang Min-Suk directly holds 3.5% of the total shares outstanding.

    Looking at the shareholder registry, we can see that 50% of the ownership is controlled by the top 15 shareholders, meaning that no single shareholder has a majority interest in the ownership."


    So this shows that they can 'collect' those few shareholders which have smaller % than Yang Hyun Suk and became the largest shareholder :)


    I saw this things in kdrama 8) haha

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  • Heh, its not only in Kdramas it's how shares work.

    But there is also anti-trust laws that come into effect.

    It ain't that easy.

  • Heh, its not only in Kdramas it's how shares work.

    But there is also anti-trust laws that come into effect.

    It ain't that easy.

    I would bribe that Shanghai company :eyebrowsr:

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  • The thing is that yes, BP need more comebacks but too many comebacks are not part of their brand. It’s this exclusivity that is a good marketing concept. Having a lot of comebacks does not suit every band and in the end brand. Once the target group of BP or the YG groups changes, it might be possible.

    Example that’s not from K-pop: Before Samsung and other phone brands started to be serious competitors, Apple did not release a product so frequently as they are now. The product cycle was different but due to the change in demand and the competition they were forced to abide to new rules

  • The thing is that yes, BP need more comebacks but too many comebacks are not part of their brand. It’s this exclusivity that is a good marketing concept. Having a lot of comebacks does not suit every band and in the end brand. Once the target group of BP or the YG groups changes, it might be possible.

    Example that’s not from K-pop: Before Samsung and other phone brands started to be serious competitors, Apple did not release a product so frequently as they are now. The product cycle was different but due to the change in demand and the competition they were forced to abide to new rules

    well I don't want to take anything from BP

    but we all need to remember that they've debuted in 2016, and that many fans are openly campaigning that they have high hopes that BP will leave YG

    this said with those amazing sales of ladies solo work YG is still making money


    also I've had in my mind Treasure which is young, big group, and I loved this cover of Yedam's solo


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    and if Baemon is really coming this is as well for the future, Kakao would give them ton of content including 1theK originals pre-debut variety shows, and vocal/dance medleys. We already know YG will give us... oh well shit, nothing.

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  • I think that they should definitely put more quality into their releases of BP, like more comebacks or rather more songs. But they should not provide too much content out of nowhere. That’s not their brand. Even if fans are protesting for more content (understandable), they would be confused once BP drops as much as other groups. They should slowly increase it which they are doing since the departure of “papa yg” but very poorly.


    The other bands like Treasure though are not really suited for this kind of marketing. Boy groups or groups in general with a lot of member need more comebacks so that they can build up a fanbase that stays loyal for a long time. They already have quite a big following but they definitely need an increase of content.


    Baemon is still a big question mark. It depends on their concept.


    Overall, YG should support their artists more but they have to stay sometimes in that marketing concept since the target group has gotten accustomed to it. Apple didn’t start to sell their phones more frequently over night, it happened slowly. As long as people are buying the albums, YG won’t sadly change anything. That’s the law of the market. As long as BP is still a good income that gives them their USP and value propositions over their competitors they might not be willing to be acquired by another company. It is all up to the future and what the members will choose to do (contract resignation, contract extensions, etc.)

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