Display MoreAlright guys. I think the guild could use a new emblem and what better choice than to celebrate the SOTY coming out in a week? So here's my go at it - a "My Universe" inspired emblem:
The hangul says "Borahae" btw.
I love it!
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Oh I didnโt know that!! Thanks for letting me know. I get that he is trying to create more successful groups which is what companies usually do. I just donโt think there will be a next BTS. Thatโs all
I think we all agree that there will be no next BTS, even HYBE knows that. BTS is once in a generation (as in global actual generation, not kpop generation) artist. Attempting to make viable and profitable artists doesnt necessarily mean making the next BTS, since that is impossible. They can make next TXT or next Twice or next TVXQ though.
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Lol the article he quoted and also previously talks about a formula to BTS success.
Company stans are blind as sheep.
Donโt click if you donโt wanna give it views but donโt you dare lie and defend this greedy corporate loser. Yes he is delusional and yes he is still trying and yes it will flop.
That article doesnt mention anything about formula for BTS's success. Did you even read it?
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He's been there since 2010. He came up with the idea for Bangtan Bombs, for example.
I get that people dont like him and he comes off as exaggerating their "formula" a lot, but when they have expanded on what they do differently from other kpop companies, they have mostly pointed out treating artists respectfully and focusing on music.
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"Whatโs special about HYBE is that it moves based on the love of music and the mission to innovate the music industry"
He never mentions replicating BTS. Only a delusional would think that is possible. Mantis are getting mad at nothing.
The US boy group is still a bad idea and I bet it will flop.
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Why is this thread 24 pages?
Anyway, most people here seem to be missing the fact that its not black and white. TXT has benefited from their association with BTS, but it would have taken them nowhere if they didnt have merits of their own.
MOAs denying that TXT benefited from BTS privilege are wrong. And it didnt stop after Crown. Many armys are still (or were, until the big ARMY-MOA wars) more likely to give a chance to TXT than other kpop groups. Both because of the BTS association and because the relations between fandoms used to be civil. They did get exposure among armys, many of whom became casual listeners or fans. Even in this spring there was lots of armys on my tl who dont identify as MOAs checking out and liking Freeze. And it makes perfect sense, if you consider the fact that TXT shares a big part of their producers with BTS. If I love Slow Rabbit's or El Capitxn's work, why wouldnt I check out what theyve done with TXT? It has a different flavour, but there is a commonality to BTS and TXT's music. Same with the universe building. It doesnt take away from BTS members achievements to admit there is a creative team that contributed to all that we love about their output. So TXT also benefited from sharing BTS's creative team.
TXT themselves admit they have BTS privilege, so I dont get what is there to deny.
On the other hand, all this exposure would amount to nothing if TXT and their music was tragic enough to turn off all the listeners. We've seen that exposure doesnt always end up in success or growth. Theres been several groups leeching off of BTS's global impact, getting way more exposure then TXT and it took them nowhere since the music wasnt good enough. Even the fact that TXT started blowing up atfer Blue Hour and Freeze and not after their previous eras shows its related to their actual content, not only to the amount of exposure.
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This sounds better and better
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Interesting.
I think the time dimension could be incorporated somehow - if the streams are stable through time, its more likely the GP really loving the song, if theyre concentrated into the release year, then its most likely fandom mass streaming.
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The leak was probably not final and was missing the rapline parts
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I wanted to buy the CD but it apparently sold out??
can anyone tell me if its still available to preorder??
Its still there in the Coldplay EU store
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Thanks for the hard work!
I'm bookmarking this for reference. It clearly shows how BTS was the reason for growing physical market- sales were on the same level until Wings and the sales started increasing after 2017 thanks to global distribution, increased competition between fanbases and the new stanning culture BTS brought where international fans actually support groups by buying albums.
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The unfiltered streams or spotify counter streams are legit listens that the artist get paid from. Spoltify has a previous step that eminates fraudulent streams.
Unfiltered can be attributed to a lot of things but the most obvious answer is that there is probablly a cap per listener and we know armys love to listen to bts multiple time.
And yeah lots of these western acts have spotify deals too.
Spotify itself says that chart streams are based on a formula right there on their chart's website. Counter streams are the real filtered streams, where illegitimate streams, bots etc have already been removed.
Crazy how BTS dominates even with a remix, announced one day before release!
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Its so cheap with 
