They probably bring in too much money to go away, Hybe will for sure see to it that they don't get too much harm
Posts by patrik-k
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MHJ sounds like she gone crazy, something must be wrong with her. Or she know she is busted and just playing along.
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I don't think is a big problem overall, the big problems is more likely "in the periphery" of the kpop industry where young girls/trainess that dreams of becoming kpop idols come in contacts with people (men) that are less serious and take adventage of them.
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Beyond my mind how anybody can think this is fun to listen to. But at least they keep to the concept of boring slow songs. Kpop is dead soon.
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This multilabel system is working great I see.
One of the craziest things in kpop for sure.
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Meh... nothing special. She have looked much better. I never understand why people exaggerates the visuals in photo shoots like this, it's not the first time.
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Still very annoying they did Mago and then left the building for good. They did tons of super boring songs for a couple of years and then, Baam, are great song. And nothing more. Okay, "Me Gustas Tu" was also good.
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likely a combo of having no trainee debt, having multiple massive releases and then lots and lots of endorsements
Sure, but still feels a bit odd to me...... I mean I would understand if it was that kind of profit sharing for a group like Blackpink or Twice after they renew a contract be able to settle for better terms. But for a newly debuted group? I would not expect the arist getting such a high share.
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Kind of fit more with Girls' Generation type of music, so not a suprise if that was the case.
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Unfortunately I do. I'd say that it's Wonder Girls' worst title track.
I thought it was pretty good, but maybe because it's very simliar to the kind of music I liked during the 90-00
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This was already proven false ador paid the debt
okay where? And the queastion is when they made any payments.
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This is kind of intresting:
https://www.asianjunkie.com/20…le-in-source-musics-debt/
"As far as why this could be an interest to GFRIEND and LE SSERAFIM fans. Well, for years now there’s not only been uncertainty about the reasons for GFRIEND disbanding, but also the circumstances of Source Music’s debt when they disbanded. This led to tension between fandoms, with HYBE company stans (gross) and LE SSERAFIM fans mocking GFRIEND as being flops for it and them needing to go due to driving the company into bankruptcy, while GFRIEND stans always held animosity towards LE SSERAFIM, thinking it was them that led Source to kick the girls who built the company to the curb. However, this accounting of the events seems to paint a picture where Source was actually in debt due to incurring all the costs of training a major project girl group in NewJeans, who were then poached by Min Hee Jin for ADOR (which was signed off on by HYBE). Then, in response to the debt they were left with, Source seemed to rush the formation of LE SSERAFIM, which explains their short (and almost nonexistent by K-pop standards) training time, thus their formation seems unrelated to GFRIEND. Netizens had theorized similar before, but this is Dispatch essentially reporting as much."" -
I must say it sounds very strange to me that the girls get such a big share of the earnings..... Normaly there have always been complains about kpop artist getting so little share of the profits. It would be one thing if they had renew a contract after a couple of years, but so early after their debut. Strange.
Every NewJeans member revealed to have received 5.2 billion KRW (3.8 million USD) in settlement money last yearIt has been revealed that ADOR paid out a total of 26.1 billion KRW (~19 million USD) to the members of the girl group NewJeans last year.Ac…www.allkpop.com -
Should we bet that this will "force" Illit to change style a bit so they don't look to similar to NJ? Or they both change the style at the same time to something similar, that would be even more fun.....
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And what is the benefit for MHJ in the event of mutual termination of the contract? This is her main trump card at the moment, that she has every right to terminate the contract without damage to herself. That's why Hybe wants to kick her out.
I mean of cource is she terminate the conract and the girls signs with a new company that she owns or similar deal that benefit her.
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Massive news, Korean gp love Kpop gossip and feuds just like the rest of us. Also these are Koreans we are talking about, Knetz have an opinion on everything so ofc they would on this too.
okay, yikes, not good for the girls and the groups.
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In fact, if NJ makes a statement that it was by mutual consent, then MHJ will not pay anything for the termination, and since she will be fired from ADOR, then all the costs for terminating the contract will be on ADOR, not MHJ or NJ. Since MHJ, when concluding the contract, was part of ADOR. The END.
I talk about personal legal problems, she could end up in jail if she do anything that is only for her personal winning and not for the companies best.
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Is this a news among the general media and public in South Korea or is the kpop nerds that talk about it?
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I have not follow her much the last couple of years, sometimes I have seen her with something new, noting that really cought my intrest the last. Is she still active? (well I guess not after this).
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NJ has a contract with ADOR, so MHJ can terminate NJ's contract with ADOR.
You mean she would dig her own grave? Because she own a part of ADOR and she if ADOR goes down that shares is not worth anything. And HYBE could easy drag her to court because of the contract termination and argue it was done in self intrest to benefit her and not the companies best and it would not be that hard to prof. So if she is not doing just because she want to go down with the company it not likely she would do that, even if she can.