Does winning queendom actually matter?

I know it's a competition so of course winning is a good thing but the prize for the winner is not really exciting.

premium comeback show? I saw mamamoo monologue and it's really meh, there's nothing extra or next level kinda shit abt it.

It's really like a comeback with extra monologue, in another words unnecessary extra work for the girls. Who tf want to talk script for hours.

I've always thought that the real price for queendom is the exposure, to be on the show is already an opportunity to show what you can do as a group.

if there's anyone that need the prize, it's probably less known group like wjsn or loona so they could reintroduce themselves.

I don't think Hyolyn, viviz or kepler need that prize but of course the fight should still be fair and square. I do think the well known have less to gain from the competition and winning is probably just for self satisfaction.

What prize that would be more exciting is premium concert show, how mny people have the honor to broadcast their concert on national tv + worldwide? That would be such an honorable prize even for the big names.

Quote from kittykitka

I still have no idea who won the first one

mamamoo? see the comeback show do nothing and no one care for it. Nobody want to listen to script for hours.

if the next winner of queendom do the same thing as mmm, it will be pretty boring.

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Yeah it's not like there's a grand prize. And tbh they're just popularity contests anyway. However, they are good exposure for everyone so everyone is the "real winner" which is kinda refreshing.

Yeah, it really doesn't matter whether you win the final show or not because that's a fight between big fandom,

what matter is how good is your performances, what kind of images you're showing in the competition and will that help you gains more attention as a group.

if you could get something out of it, i think you already win.

but some people take this ways too seriously, but i guess that's also what makes it fun.

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Not really beyond the pure sense of competition & who can come the furthest

The whole point is for everyone competing to get more recognition, and doing it with “The best of the best”

Yes, it's not like winning the prize will guarantee anything. If you release a bad song, you're still gonna flop.

even if you dont win but have a good comeback song after the show, you're still going to be the real winner of the competition since you gains the most of it.

the momentum that queendom give and a good song can really bring you forward, the participants in the show just need to use it well.. the opportunity.

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But Mamamoo Comeback Show on MNet had like 6-7 performances... It wasn't hour of talking and then 2 songs, it was actually a lot and stages were nice too.

As for Queendom I think that it's 'platform' which matter, not the result itself.

Oh My Girl and (G)I-DLE didn't won yet later they won a lot of music shows, their sales went up and also they had amazing success on Melon chart

I know and it was boring asf.

first of all, there's nothing premium abt it aside from the fact that it's a special broadcast.

the stage for hip was trash and horrible, idk what they're trying to do with it.. just playing with camera on a dark empty stage, it doesnt fit the song at all and there's nothing that shows that this is a special premium stage.

aya perf was definitely their most decorated stage but it look like your generic comeback stage by a group with some budget, again it doesn't look like it's a one of a kind comeback stage.

im running out of words but there's nothing that stood up abt it.

plus the show was scripted, it doesnt feel personal.. the girl look pretty bored themselves and there's no audiences so it's pretty quiet?

my thoughts for the next winner, definitely make a new stage layout, scrap that usual mcountdown stage look, have an audience, plan what you're going to say but dont speak like you're reading a monologue and have a good song even for bside.