I understand that Solfa Studio is primarily promoting to a Korean audience, but they surely must be aware that there are many viewers who do not adequately understand Korean. I love and appreciate Pandanim's efforts, but they won't always be available. What do you think are the potential reasons?
Firstly, the fact that each member and their personalities have had their time to shine. Usually when a group from a small company goes viral, it is mostly one member that is responsible for it. And secondly, the fact that they have gotten the attention of non-Kpop listeners.
I'm wondering what you all think!
Sorry to dampen the excitement, but I have to be realistic. RESCENE's digital points just aren't quite as high as aespa and I.O.I. But maybe in the coming weeks, there is a possibility of RESCENE getting a music show win!
I hope my question makes sense. Usually when collabs between groups happen, it's just a few members from each group. I'm wondering if this is the first time every member of multiple groups was featured in a song.
Look, I'm not saying it will win, as the song needs more points to be a realistic chance at the Top 3. And, as you can see, there is a lot of strong competition. What I am saying is that we can realistically get RESCENE a win! Why is Love Attack on this list when it came out almost 2 years ago? Because Inkigayo allows old songs to win! That's why Brave Girls Rollin' was able to get a win on Inkigayo! I'm super excited to see RESCENE here with so many big names!
I specify the Circle Digital Chart because I think it provides the best indication of a song's popularity in Korea. I also understand that there is no single correct answer to this question, and it depends on one's personal opinion. What do you think? Is there a chart position that you think a song must reach before you consider it a hit song?
Whether because they were funny, their performance was amazing, any reason really.
I think it's rare for idols to open a YouTube channel before the 7 year mark of their career (contract renewals). But I know that Gaeul from IVE, Lia from ITZY and Woni from RESCENE have their own YouTube channels. Can you name anyone else?
I have never seen a situation where a group member's YouTube channel has more subscribers than their group's main channel. What do you think is the reason for this? How can their company capitalize on this?
I suppose this is the natural result of several Big 4 company girl groups releasing comebacks around the same time. Last time I checked, Babymonster has the lead in the pre-voting (so they will likely get 1000 points), NMIXX are second, and ILLIT are third by a large margin. What do you even do if you like more than one of these groups? I think it is rare for a music show to have 4 groups that can realistically win, so I thought that this would be worth posting about.
With regards to the bad, please don't talk about criminal activities or offences. The justice system has hopefully already dealt with those and I don't want to beat a dead horse.
I find it pleasantly surprising when a K-pop artist or group is announced to perform at a large festival such as Lollapalooza or Coachella. I know that K-pop has global recognition now, but I do appreciate when artists go beyond the K-pop bubble.