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Probably a bunch of different factors, but I think the below are the primary reasons;
- Keeping the same teen crush/noise concept for every release
- Some weird song choices for comebacks (Mafia, Icy)
- Not dealing with Lia's bullying rumours
- Poor group balance (4 strong dancers and 1 weak, 4 average vocals and one above average, little range between vocal tones, average rappers. Outside of Yeji and maybe Ryujin, they've all got some sort of glaring weakness (Yuna vocals, Lia dancing, Chaeryeong visuals).
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their concept and music is stagnating
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JYP focused on the west too quickly, they shouldve promoted them more in korea like making them go to saturday night knowing bro running man these tyles of variety that korea watches for them to notice them
Its about timeq companies notice success in korea creates hype internationally in a faster way than just focusing on west
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Jyp didn’t “let” aespa overshadow Itzy. Obviously, they would want Itzy to succeed.
I think aespa’s unique concept and music direction is more eye-catching towards the market. Not necessarily JYP’s fault. I suppose they can try to change their direction with future releases but hopefully not in a way that like copies what aespa is doing.
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this is the same cases with red velvet
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RV debuted in 2014.
That’s a six year gap.
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missing the point lol. I mean the members, rv are mocked as weak dancer while itzy are weak vocals etc etc
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there is something with jyps's management?
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