sooo, she didn't 'lose' the deal, the contract just expired and they selected new models? business as usual?

This is why I question how Seventeen and Stray Kids sale 4 million albums in a week while BP and BTS dont.

I remember some other idol (or former idol) also said music shows are long and boring filming days for the idols, but the promotion benefits are not that great. The shows have very low ratings and most fans just watch their biases' stage online, so they aren't getting exposed to the other artists who performed. 

It looks fake. After yesterday's fiasco with Gowon supposedly cast as Strawberry Shortcake you'd think AKP would do more vetting on these user contents especially by Orbits.

Is Allkpop losing traffic or something?! What even is this post.

This is the second article about the same thing ready...

She's too focused on finding either unfounded or taking company direction for marketing to pick anything good.

Does Sophie Ha purposely pick out the most unflattering photos for her article headers? 🙄

If you think that's considered good economy, then you are deeply mistaken... Lol

If you think TXT members received majority of that, you are mistaken. People need to realize, all idols don't make millions of dollars every comeback. Even how people think BTS and Blackpink members each have like 500 millions in career earning is not true. Those members probably just under 100 million in career earnings each (maybe around 80 million dollars) which is still a tremendous amount in Korea standards. Korean economy is bad that even the richest person in Korea is a molecule compared to other richest people in the world. 

I understand why they changed the date. But seriously? Nothing can ever happen on April 16th? All they were going to do was release an album. That's business. Does everything stop on April 16th?  No movies? No dramas? No concerts? No ball games?  Maybe restaurants and bars should close too. I mean, come on. Are we taking this just a little to far?

Can someone please enlighten me if this singer Meenoi is popular in k-entertainment to be seeing her a lot in the news lately?

I AM Korean and I live in Mapo... I think I would know more than you about our economics... Just saying. When I said we're one of the worst, I don't mean ACTUAL worst. We're not even in the top 15. Compared to the other major countries is what I'm saying.
And I never said they're not rich. Of course they are well off, but a lot of these kpop fans that think they know it all say the members from those groups have like almost 500 million dollars in earnings which if fact isn't true at all.

Non-Koreans have to realize that Korean economy is one of the worst in the world. Revenue and earnings are not split up the way you think and that includes regular salaries which is why even minimum wage is complete garbage here. Even very well-known artists in major labels don't make as much as you think you would. Like for example how people say BTS and Blackpink members earned like 300-500 million dollars is not true at all. That would mean they'd be one of the richest people in all of Korea. 

Who said he looked like Song Joong Ki? The article doesn't mention it or even reference it. Is this article an advertorial or something?

AKP doing my king injustice again. 

Under People Crew's tutelage, he participated in the release of the Korean hip-hop album Korean hiphop Flex(대한민국 힙합플렉스 2001) in 2001, becoming the youngest Korean rapper at 13 years old. 

Mercedes Benz isn’t cheap especially with the high maintenance cost. It’s literally burning money and the value goes down every year. Then Korea being such a small country not sure why anyone would buy a car.

Years ago, there was an article like this speculating on prospective YG trainees that were likely to become BabyMonster. Literally none of the girls in that article ended up being in BabyMonster.

Did I miss something? When did they change the title. I thought the title was 'You have done well'.