Brave Brothers revealed he never gave up on the Brave Girls.
The Brave Entertainment CEO and producer featured as a guest on the April 9th episode of 'I Live Alone', and he shared updates on his label's girl group, Brave Girls. Brave Brothers revealed, "I'm working on a mini-album that will be released this summer. After completing the title song, I'm working on a follow-up song. I think it'll be out in the second week of June."
He continued on the belated success of Brave Girls, "I have a lot of hit songs. That's why I heard a lot of people say I give bad songs to my own kids and good songs to other singers, but I never gave the Brave Girls a bad song. I paid a lot of attention and gave them a song that touched my heart."
On how he felt when the Brave Girls weren't super successful at first, Brave Brothers said, "What did I do wrong? It was a time of constant thought. I couldn't see their faces. When 'Rollin' became popular again, even my mother cried a lot. The kids suffered a lot, so she said she was glad. There's a time for everything."
He continued, "It's not that I waited for the Brave Girls. I just never gave up on them. Brave Girls were created by taking the label's name. It was like putting my last name to my own children. How could I give up on them. That's why I tried my best until the end. Not only me, but them as well."
In related news, Brave Girls recently topped music charts with their 2017 track "Rollin'".
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the problem is that he is clearly not good enough at promoting groups. He is a master at writing great songs, but he has no idea how to promote groups and make them famous.
His handling of all of his own artists clearly prove this. He should hire someone to the label to handle this part while all he does is write good songs.
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