It's giving LOONA. Hopefully their agency doesn't repeat any of the mistakes Blockberry made.

With a group this big, I wonder how much true group cohesion and togetherness the members can achieve. Especially if the focus is on frequently splitting the group in various teams and largely having some members doing activities separately from the rest. I don't know how often Triple S will do activates as a full group, maybe it'll surprise me. But based on the description it seems to be less of a group and more of a music collective, one whose members mix and match to collaborate with each other on different projects according to the company's wishes. Maybe behind the scenes they will have a great feeling of unity, maybe even precisely because they work together in different teams and get to work with members they might not otherwise think of working with. But to an outsider seeing the group constantly split up in smaller teams or solo projects - if that's what they're going with - will make the group seem less of a team, and more like band of loosely affiliated idols.