I think because of technology you can get away with bad singing skills nowadays. Go back to early 2nd gen music show performances where you could clearly hear out of tune singers or voice cracks. By the end of 2nd gen that was mostly gone outside of encores. So now, there's even less of a need to train all members of a group to be at least not tone deaf. Also personally I just think the talent pool isn't the same.
Their music release schedule is unusual for a Kpop group
A time machine actually
Missing Soshi lately
As a lot of users pointed it out, they're not the first to do a reunion. However, I think the scale of their activities and the fact that at the time the three that weren't signed with SM could just perform at SMTown and do their own mini-concert is notable.
I wonder what kind of contract they signed that divided the profits for their activities between SM and the other agencies the girls were with.
Certainly the experience they gained from it will be important on their next reunion where I'm really hoping that they go on tour (they should've done it in 2022, but their schedules made it impossible unfortunately)
Lol this still exists
Smtown live saved?
Become inactive and disinterested in Kpop
A lot of fans of the participating groups were against it, and casual Kpop fans were also hating. Maybe they'll come back for a collab stage. Releasing new music? Doubt it
Definitely one of their best early era songs
I see instruments in the back, is this a show the successor of Sketchbook? What's its name?
