Sadly, most of the time, the idols have to go along with music and concepts handed to them by their companies. �Eventually, if the idols do well, they get a chance to write and release their own music, but that takes a while. �In the mean time, these idols relayed honestly that some of their very own songs failed to impress them - at least on the first lesson.

Which songs do you agree were not all that great? �At least at first.

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Taeyeon - MULTIPLE Girls' Generation songs

She's known for a "jinx" in which if she doesn't like the song, the song always does well.

Dasom - "I Like That"

She admitted on 'Sketchbook' that upon first hearing the song, she did not�"like that," but it grew on her thanks to the choreography. �Welcome to k-pop Dasom.

Wonder Girls - "Tell Me"

J.Y. Park revealed that the girl group was immensely against the hit song that set them off to fame.

miss A - "Good Girl Bad Girl"

Turns out miss A vehemently opposed their debut song, which went on to do really well. �Listen to the man.

Soyu - "Shake It"

Soyu said that following "Touch My Body," this song seemed bland in comparison, but it grew on her, too.

Stellar - "Fool"

Stellar thought the song was a bit bland, but the agency pushed for them to try something different from the sexy concepts� before going back to it when this song failed.