neither of those groups are AI
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ULs are low, but how's the year overall digitally comparing?
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"multiple times w/ no video proof"
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Cause he aint even got his mouth open at the parts where it'd be bad for him.
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Welp by media playing too much, JHJ ironically won nothing lol, he now has an asset that is hated by the public, don't want to work with him, they all lost. I mean sure, JHJ can start over but with zero production skills not only he needs to find new Fifty Fifty 2.0 but The Givers 2.0 as well.
Keep in mind that there is also a separate criminal case filed by Fifty Fifty against JHJ/Attrakt. They'll be on this for months to come. I hope Aran can at least post some song covers in the meantime.
Private citizens can't file criminal cases. They can only submit criminal complaints. Whether or not the courts choose to follow up on it is at their discretion.
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For the first time in many years, the insurmountable Mountains of Youtube BTS and BLACKPINK have been broken. With BTS on Hiatus, Blackpink has taken the crown, whilst the 4th gen girl groups have flooded in to fill the void
1. Blackpink - 16.2 billion won
2. newjeans - 10.4 billion won
3. (G)I-dle - 8 billion won
4. LSF - 5.8 billion won
5. BTS - 5.5 billion won
6. Seventeen - 4.6 billion won
7. Treasure - 3.8 billion won
8. NCT Dream - 3.2 billion won
9. IVE - 2.3 billion won
10. fifty fifty - 2.2 billion won
11. Psy - 2.1 billion won
12. Ssoyoung - 2 billion won
13. TXT - 1.9 billion won
14. Enhypen - 1.9 billion won
15. Aespa - 1.8 billion won
16. Art Beat - 1.7 billion won
17. Calm Down Man - 1.4 billion won
18. EXO - 1.4 billion won
19. Psick University - 1.4 billion won
20. SHINee - 1.3 billion won
21. BIGBANG - 1.3 billion won
22. Lim Young Woong - 1.2 billion won
23. IU - 1.1 billion won
24. Bodeum Official - 1 billion won
25. Sibling War - 1 billion won
26. Han MoonChul TV - 900 million won
27. Itzy - 800 million won
28. Red Velvet - 800 million won
29.Shortbox - 800 million won
30. nct - 800 million won
should be noted, these earnings are only from youtube.
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fairly certain Heize and Baek Yerin have had way more hits that Somi has.
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Love Me Like This is generic? lol i dont think so. It's not a SOTY but it's perfectly competent with a real catchy chorus that contrasts nicely with the verses. And it did well charting, it even peaked in the top 10 of Melon Top 100 iirc.
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Love Me Like This absolutely is generic.
Generic isn't a marker of quality. But the song aint breaking any new ground music wise.
It's a standard pop rnb track.
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Japanese history. And specifically in regards to the nature of news coverage, not salaciousness as I mentioned.
No. For Watergate, I have a better American comparison. I'd point out the irony that while the Washington Post was heralded for breaking the Watergate story back in the day, today it's an outlet for gov't propaganda. And ironically, it took an independent tabloid, the New York Post, to break the story on Hunter Biden and tell the truth about it. It took a while for the public to grudgingly come around due to cognitive dissonance after it could no longer be denied. Makes me want to also compare this aspect of public opinion evolution, or lack of, to the SBS show and Fifty Fifty's case, but I'll spare triggering you.
Hunter Biden being of all the possible american scandals to use as a contrasting example is... well it's certainly an example I guess.
No, I meant Korean history. I'm not talking about Johnny's there, I'm referring to Burning Sun.
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None of the Big 3/4 have/had the political clout and overwhelming industry domination Johnny did. I'm sure they've their skeletons, but those skeletons aren't as free from exposure as Johnny was.
He's far closer to a Kim Beom-soo or one of the Lotte Shins than a Lee Soo-man
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I hope to finally understand what really happened
It's a confusing case largely because it's not one case, rather it's several that all coincide/are adjacent to each other.
So technically not everything is Burning Sun, but everything is treated as Burning Sun cause they happened around the same time.
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Did mans really contrast the coverage a label dispute with one of the largest national scandal in korean history.
Would you like to compare Watergate to Taylor Swift's masters issue while you're at it?
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According to Alphabiz on the 22nd, Jungkook’s solo track “SEVEN” has allegedly borrowed key parts from Fin.K.L’s “Time of Mask,” released in 2000.
A source knowledgeable about the situation told Alpha Economy, “The key chords of the main melody of Jungkook’s ‘SEVEN’ and Fin.K.L’s ‘Time of Mask’ have been confirmed to be identical.” They added, “Some well-known composers have also stated that the songs are harmonically the same.”
“SEVEN” by Jungkook was co-composed by five individuals, including Andrew Watt, Cirkut, Jon Bellion, Latto, and Theron Makiel Thomas. Moreover, the plagiarized Fin.K.L’s “Time of Mask” was composed by Yang Joon Young, one of K-pop’s original and renowned composers.
Additionally, Yang Joon Young’s side has sent evidence, including the music and musical notation, to one of HYBE’s main producers.
HYBE responded unofficially that they could not review and forward the related documents, citing Bang Si Hyuk, HYBE’s Chairman of the Board’s trip to America, and therefore have not provided an answer. In relation to this, HYBE has not issued any official commentary or response.
Meanwhile, Jungkook’s solo debut song “SEVEN” has topped the Billboard Global 200 and Global (excluding the U.S.) charts for five consecutive weeks.
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i don't know why something like that denotes being worrying.
It's not like their existence impedes or errodes other artists progress or how the chart works in general.
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Who are we talking about ? I’m lost
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The difference though, is that unlike LYW, I think they have a ton of cross over appeal beyond their fanbase.
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They have 33k ULs so seems like it's likely gonna be similar to a Lim Young-Woong with some higher charting during the day/slower hours and then dropping hard on daily/24hits
yeah, mentioned that in my last sentence at the bottom of the previous post.
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And look at that, as I was writing, they hit the top 10
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Any particular reason why it's popular?
The members are all massive streamers like they all have like 300k youtube followers(which isn't where they stream, just their archives). Who have only gotten more massive over the years.
On top of that, they're vtubers.
Vtuber fans tend to be older and tend to spend MONEY
Vtubers tend to be some of the bigest earners on these video platforms without numbers that are that wild
So combine a massive fanbase, with a massive amount of disposable income and they're very similar to a certain trot singer.