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Yes but her solo career is separate from her SNSD career
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Lee Jieun showed she is the last standing of the 2nd generation.
I mean, Lee Jieun fought the giants of Kpop from 2010, and for 11 years which is like an eternity in KPop, all these acts wanted Lee Jieun out of action because she was the only one not following the rules of KPop,
but , as the only soloist of note (others were famous for some time but only Lee Jieun has held on for 11 years), she has always had some following from K-O-R-E-A.
Her biggest crisis was on 2012, when her most famous photo was revealed, and Ailee did take IU's place, but AKP did contribute a lot to IU's return to grace because it was here where Ailee's former pics, which was kinda naughty, were revealed. So Ailee descended to the same level as Lee Jieun, who returned back to contention on Jan 2014, when she defeated the mighty EXO on the first week
(The video where Jang Yijeong, later El Capitxn (a Big Hit producer), gets to shame EXO has been taken down.)
Even the mighty BTS has been unsuccessful defeating Lee Jieun, and this occurred last year
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Lee Jieun's extraordinary survival for all these years raises a philosophical question; even the Emperor of the world canNOT put a local ruler to rest, because the local ruler has a very, very hardcore support in her turf.
I will ponder this question again when her new song is released, but it is quite ironical that she became the last standing 2nd Generation Singer when she was technically NOT part of it.
IU is KPop's Senior Singer, the hidden power and the singer even the most successful acts have to fear.
Until now, virtually all of her songs were composed by Korean composers.
She had a b side song written by Corrine Bailey Rae, whom she used to follow long time ago, on Last Fantasy (2011) but otherwise EVERY SINGLE ONE OF HER NUMEROUS DIGITAL #1s WAS WRITTEN BY KOREAN COMPOSERS.
She was the final holdout of not using foreign composers in any of her titles. I did not keep track of her b-side songs, but every single title she ever sang, including OSTs, was written by Korean composers with no foreign hands. (Into the I-Land is the product of Hitman Bang and quite a few composers, including some foreigners, but it was beyond her control to choose the producers.)
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Ryan S. Jhun Lauritz Christiansen of June Jeppe London of June Celine Svanback of June Chloe Latimer (KHLOË)
Other than Ryan Jhun, who could be called a Korean, the other four composers are foreigners.
They are the same people who wrote OhMyGirl's Dolphin, so Lee Jieun's new release will be probably similar to that.
That basically means people like Kim Jehwi, a composer working for Lee Jieun, are now jobless.
This move signifies that Korean composers are done. When the last holdout gives up, the game has ended.