Posts by Uni909

Quote from Suzakura

i'm still listening to WJSN - Secret

with all 13 member

Same! It's a masterpiece both visual and music!

Quote from selfmate

when's the last time they cb?

This was their last cb with all the members:

And I'm forever Ujung no matter what happens with WJSN

I mean Kpop's music is already western inspired, but as Kpop moves closer and closer to America and Europe, do you fear the politics, ideology and cultural collision course with Kpop and their idol system?

Shouldn't NJ and MHJ just accept the proposal from Ador? She keeps producing music to them. I feel this fight is something MHJ and NJ cannot win. It's about trying to change the core problem of company nepotism in korean culture. And I say this as a Tokki to just accept the deal. It's better than no MHJ with them....

I've been trying to avoid this chaotic mess, but I do have to ask: If Hybe and now Hybe-controlled Ador is so hellbent on destroying NJ, why are they allowing the girls to go to fashion/brand events? Wouldn't they have just put the girls in the basement and that's it?

Radio silent for several months. Except a tweet in August celebrating Camilla's birthday. Other than that, nothing! What's going on?

Last sign of them:

I won't mention any idol names, but I've seen some akward situation where western celebrities are very touchy in a positive way. The idols are either nervous or scared. Some male idols even try to steer away from females. Culture shock for them? Not everybody is like this of course, but some.

Sure there were will be sporadic victories for some idols(LOONA)to break their contract because of mistreatment and mismanagement, but nepotism runs deep in korean entertainment with the media that I believe there will be little to no change. They are just too powerful to be beaten.

They are nr.1 when it comes to marketing, creating creative content for fans and be 100% perfectionists. But they really suck when it comes to human resources. The pettiness from many of the CEO and staff are mindblowing. Yes, I'm referencing to a particular situation that is blowing up. That's why whenever CEO are in international events talking about shaping the korean entertainment in lines with human rights and fairness is just a bunch BS talks only. Nothing will change unless there is a revolution in the korean society in general.

Unpopular opinion here, but my reason is telling me the best course of action right now is reconciliation between NJ and Hybe. If Bang PD wants Hybe to be more of a human company like he has said in the past, then he should meet with the girls and says he wants them to continue making music and be a part of the family of Hybe now that MHJ is ousted. Similar to what Attrakt did with Fifty Fifty Keena when she returned.

How many years do NJ have left of their contract?

What does the future hold for these groups? They are like the few last 4th gen groups left that hasn't gotten any success.

If somehow NJ can leave Hybe, could they join SM? Maybe not as NJ since I'm 110% certain Hybe will trademark their name, but as a different name and perhaps a former SM employee by the name Min Heejin returns there as well?

I'm not even a Fearnot, but I cannot fathom some people saying currently 710k sold albums is a flop for the group? A lot of underrated and nugu groups would kill for these numbers!

I'm trying to block all the noise between Hybe and MHJ, but I have to be realistic with the outcome of ousting her from Ador. It doesn't look good for NJ and unless there is a huge miracle, I think sadly we are seeing the end of NJ as we know it. The best outcome is Hybe let them go and they keep the trademark for Newjeans. The girls can pursue whatever they want because they are famous and have the resources with MHJ behind to form a new group. If that's what they want. I cannot see them winning against a evil mega corporation like Hybe

Quote from superyeah

I'm happy to say it's coming back! Like you, I've also been missing it because it was one of the events that made K-pop so wholesome and blissful back in the day.

As long as the event organizers take precautions to prevent injury to idols, I don't see much harm in it. Again, injury is always a risk in sports. It's more about minimizing that risk more than anything.

Without spoiling the results for you or myself, here are some moments recorded by fans.

External Content www.youtube.com

Content embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.

Display all external content

Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.

External Content www.youtube.com

Content embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.

Display all external content

Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.

External Content www.youtube.com

Content embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.

Display all external content

Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.

Display More

My thread are months old before the news of ISAC return! But yeah super excited to it's comeback

Emotions like nostalgia and euphoria fills my head

Is winning a music show more emotional for idols than grabbing a MAMA, MMA, KDA, GDA or other lesser fashion-brand awards? Should it be the opposite since awards are larger in recognition for idols than a music show?

The beat is what Kpop used to sound like in the 3rd gen era. God I miss that time!