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Half of these comments are not even valid. Lol The interviewer clearly states that the Rolling Stone interview will come out AFTER their performance. Meaning they did the interview and then after their performance would post it. So all of these how could they let them do this interview, this is opening them up for hate, etc. Not really a valid comment seeing as they could not have possibly known this ahead of time. SMH
It's way more than half. As you mentioned, this interview takes place before the performance, and will be aired after the performance. So this is not Le Sserafim speaking after the hater feeding frenzy. They talk about what "fearless" means individually, and how they will work to put forth a strong performance, while acknowledging they each have areas to improve. Overall a good interview where they express being thankful to perform at Coachella, and promise to work hard to give a good show.
Wait.. Is it true? All that happened is real or just a joke? A sarcasm? Because I can't tell.
There was at least one Allkpop article about this. I thought it was mentioned in more than one article, but I can't find other articles now (might have been from other news sources).
Insiders give possible reasons why Jessica might be 'forced out' from the group | allkpop
"Jessica supposedly had worked out the issue of royalties from her line with SM, but the members had asked Jessica to choose between her new business and Girls' Generation. Insiders are saying the parents of the members also voiced their thoughts and the complaint was lodged to SM."
Keep in mind that this was from September 2014. Although almost 10 years ago, the members were 23 (international age) or older; full adults.
And SNSD. There was a lot of talk that it was the parents that hated the idea of Jessica starting a fashion business using the group's fame... and the group not getting any of the profits.
Strange how the parents' role disappeared from the storyline so quickly in the SNSD/Jessica tales. From the reported timeline, things were being managed until the parents got involved to defend their cash cows. Oops, I mean defend their daughters.
I don't know which group is in the thumbnail without reading the headline.
These photos remind me of yearbook photos for varsity cheerleaders and JV cheerleaders.
maybe so,, but to debut one similar group under the same umbrella company is just no morals and greedy
Yeah, it's like having your brother steal your girlfriend (or a girl you were trying to make your girlfriend). Business is business, but you don't expect to get done dirty by family.
JYP, SM, YG were all founded by "creative types".
Founded, yes. Then, after they build the company, they take it public and keep less than 20% of the shares. The founders get old, and the company gets too big for a single person to manage all the details. Then you churn leadership, looking for people who can "make the numbers" and keep shareholders happy. And "creative" becomes a risky luxury.
Then do something different with your life and delete your account.
Life is better when no one replies to people who've earned the magic -1000.
See how they copy NewJeans!
Could be they're overreacting. Those "stalkers" might just be crypto miners, just passing through. Perhaps PLAVE should try hiding in the BOOT code.
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Creepy child traffickers can still be right about business. It's not like the most moral person wins.
Let them fight
They're too young for mud wrestling. Or did you mean the CEOs?
You know LeSserafim won best Kpop performance group last year and their Mama stage was one of the most talked about performances ever right?
Mama 2023 "Favorite Dance Performance - Female Group" award won by Le Sserafim. "Favorite" Awards are separate from the Main Awards. Still, they clearly put a lot into their dance performance, and for most humans that means less power available for vocals.
I've liked most of their stuff, but Draw Mama Mama was lost on me.
i dont think criticism is hating. well most of the time anyway.
Sure, criticism isn't always hating. And sometimes complements are hating, like when someone says "Oh, you finally did something right." But in the Allkpop comments section we see how often criticism is a far cry from "honest criticism". Comment start out with an observation, but then explode into a tirade of attacks about work ethic, company values, individual performer's sub-standard skills, etc. All the righteous anger about what was lacking; very little about what was good or whether the majority of the audience enjoyed the show.
it sounded better than last week, but thanks to the backing track. they didnt really improve, no one expected them to in a week anyway. also did you get paid by hybe to make this article? hybe media play is outrageous.
Why let the haters control the narrative? We've all seen what happens when a vocal minority launches their feeding frenzy.
That Illit photo creeps me out. They look like vampires, just seconds before they bare their fangs and tear you apart.
I kinda like that "SM Entertainment Square" sign. If they auction it off, I bid $20.
I thought this was a little weird for Sakura to write, especially for someone who's been performing for 13 years.
"I learned a lot from preparing for Coachella to the day of the performance." I learned what it's like to be on the stage. Is it a perfect performance? Are you entertaining the audience? Or are you not allowed to make a single mistake while performing on the stage? Since we've only been performing as a group for two years so far... ...We may be inexperienced in some people’s eyes.
I suspect Sakura's words were calculated for public release. At this point it's important to focus on the positive. It's the staff's job to note what needs improvement, and to work on those things when they are back at corporate. They're balancing a lot of requirements to put on a good show. They can't give up their appearance or switch in lazy choreography and still be Le Sserafim.
I just hope the quality matched the price. The top part looks easily cracked if accidentally dropped
Cracking hazard is greatly reduced when you buy the new light stick protector case. 😊 (I'm joking)
One cost of a free society is having to put up with legal activities that you, personally, find offensive.
Wow, look at the downvotes. I guess people found my comment offensive. I guess I'll have to put up with that.🙂
One cost of a free society is having to put up with legal activities that you, personally, find offensive.
Will she be doing a "Sprite" cf this Summer? I need more data.
This group "old geezers"???
What would you call these?