The charts reflect how the public perceives the song. If the song was perceived as quality by the average person, it would chart better. That doesn't mean everyone will feel that way, but it does show the general opinion.
Posts by BomxDara
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Their music has been pretty mediocre and boring for the last several years. Based on their digital charting in Korea and worldwide the past few years, seems I'm not alone on that thought.
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If their Japan fanbase wasn’t declining they would probably break their steak of 400k and 500k selling albums.
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YG had practically no comebacks in this period yet still had higher sales and operating profit than JYP. I guess the strength of BP’s catalog sales, streaming revenue, and endorsements are largely to be the reason for that.
YG must have a lot of debt to pay for that operating profit to turn into negative net income.
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It couldn’t on melon weekly iirc and have that “dominant” factor that that user was referring to.
Spring Day is indeed a national hit, I was just countering the logic used by many here. Just using the logic of a song having to be dominant in every category upon release is clearly not the sole good method of judgment.
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listen.
Lsg cant be a national hit. Because dynamite was ahead of it all along. Dynamte is the national hit..... not lsg.....
If you call lsg a NH then what does that make dynamite?
NH isnt about numbers its about impact and dominance...... how can number 2 be national hit. Despite its success.. it never on dynamite level.
Cheerup was the hugest hit of that time.. it stayed number 1 a long time.... and made huge impact. I fail to see how anyone can logcally place LSG on the same level of an iconic song like CU
So Spring Day isn’t a national hit then?
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