Plan 2024 - will a song each month by a BTS member , like what Big Bang did in 2015, be enough to shut its opposition down?

Jungkook's new OST for a webtoon becoming an international hit gave me an idea.

The webtoon, Chakho, means "Hunting Tigers". It deals with an arcane theme for non- Koreans, namely hunting tigers in old time Korea, although the setting has been modernized and the tigers turned into tigerish monsters.

And foreign fans swallowed this OST even though it is about a theme them are probably alien to.

Which means i-fans will swallow anothing.

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In 2015 Big Bang released a title song every month, for 4 months.

That strategy worked somewhat, and even made a certain singer having to delay releasing a song until October after Big Bang was done.

That singer, The Final Obstacle Against BTS' World Conquest (TFOABWC, pron. Tee-foe-bee-doubleu-cee) will try to seize KPop's initiative, probably for the last time, in 2024 when up to 4 BTS members would be in service (the law and order candidate Yoon Seokyoul is now the clear favorite in Korea's upcoming Mar 09 election).

I think a song each by a BTS member every month, going around, might be the best way to handle TFOABWC, who will not know when to make a comeback because every single month has a BTS song.

Granted, it will make other acts, including other Hybe acts, upset since they won't have their chance. But if it is only done for 2024, to shut down TFOABWC, and stop in 2025 when BTS has a grand comeback (although 1 or 2 members will still be in service), that can be understood.

The whole purpose would be breaking the final attempt of TFOABWC whose continued attempt to overturn KPop in her favor would end with tears this round and would probably end once for all since TFOABWC would e 32 in 2025 and won't be able to weather a few more years of BTS supremacy.

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Love it. But i dunno about the acronym lol. Since i've referred to BTS as the Seven Sith Lords of Pop, maybe we can refer to IU as Korea Leia?

I wonder what relations are like between Hybe and Kakao. Are they cordial? Competitive? Toxic? BTS vs IU showdown could be seen as a proxy for a bigger Hybe vs Kakao rivalry.

Kpop will consolidate even more over the next few years, with CJ, Kakao, and perhaps Naver ending up as Korea's own BIG THREE, similar to how the US music market is dominated by UMG, Sony and Warner. How will Hybe and Kakao end up? Partners? Enemies? Or even family, if Kakao ends up acquiring Hybe (which will only happen if Hybe's stock drops to a far more realistic value)?

Hybe and Kakao are at odds. Hybe wants to launch its own platform, and Kakao , which has failed to purchase SM (CJ has the priority although the negotiations apparently are still going on), still has no one other than TFOABWC.

Kakao, having only one singer to fight against the giants (although IVE is coming up to speed), has to be cordial to others but when Hybe's platform sticks it will be a different story.

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It is not a nonsense. For BTS to maintain its superiority throughout 2020s, it has to deal with the one person who could , and will try to, end it in 2024, its most vulnerable year , and I am proposing an idea for them to use so the person would not be able to overturn the apple cart like she did in 2014 and 2021.