Comments by "" (@bqanto) on "Is this the future of NewJeans?" video.

@Snowgulp 1. Illit and LSF will have a career, unlike NJ. Even if they will never reach the success of NJ, they will do what was in their dreams and already today they are very successful. Sane people do not look at what others have, but what they have themselves. NJ in a month will be out of the entertainment industry. 2. The internal document you say is just how market research works. You will get a collection of opinions nice and nasty. The purpose of the research is to collect what the public is putting out there and how your products are being perceived. Every company does it. That is the business.
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I listened to some of their songs on YOUTUBE occasionally. When they filed a court petition in May to prevent MHJ from being fired, I deleted them from my existence.
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@tesseoul The internal document you say is just how market research works. You will get a collection of opinions nice and nasty. The purpose of the research is to collect what the public is putting out there and how your products are being perceived. Every company does it. That is the business.
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The future of NJ is to wait on the couch for 2029 to arrive, getting cobwebs. And then go and sing and dance at weddings.
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And what abuses did they suffer?
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It's all happening behind the scenes. Their statements are just a bunch of fluff to stir up the fans, but in reality they want to terminate their contract because they already have SM ready to buy them, with the promise of a much more advantageous contract. They expect the charming prince SM Ent. to arrive in January and take them not to a luxury apartment, but to a castle, to live like divas all over the world and earn 50 million dollars a year. But I really think that SM has fooled them: SM's goal was only to destroy a competing girl group that had wiped out all the other Korean girl groups. And it succeeded. Of course I have no proof of this plot, but, as you yourself pointed out, they don't actually have a single reason to terminate their contract, and then, what will they do afterward, without a label?
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@piasambleben2796 The more they work, the more opportunities they have to become rich and famous, or richer and more famous. This is why the childish complaints of fans who insult the label because it makes the idols work "too much" are completely ignored by both labels and idols. It's a narrative that begins and ends in a undergrowth of the fandoms.
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This news video is a brilliant and miserable example of how to manipulate public opinion, steering consensus one way or the other. There is no ongoing lawsuit between Ador and the NJs, so talking about sanctions is completely out of place. Only if and when one of the two parties sues the other, which neither party currently intends to do, will sanctions be applied. And not on the basis of vague legal opinions from lawyers MOST PROBABLY already paid under the table or looking for notoriety. The only criterion adopted will be the EVIDENCES of breach of contract: not whinings, not interpretations, not opinions of the public, the media and aliens, but only the evidences.
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I think once Ador get rid of NJ, it should close down.
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@Samuel-hu8uk I think you're confused. The Fifty Fifty you're talking about are in the same agency, Attrakt. The group is made up of one of the original members, who made peace with the label, after having reported it, and three new girls who have nothing to do with that story. Unfortunately, those four crazy girls destroyed the future of Fifty Fifty, which was going swimmingly. The three girls who were left out have joined another group, but their career is even darker than the current Fifty Fifty.
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In reality, idols need to be treated worse than NJ, and this will avoid a lot of problems in the future. Above all, they must not earn dizzying amounts of money, otherwise they will simply leave. Being young, they do not understand that having ten million euros at twenty does not guarantee that you will have a wealthy life at 40, an age for them is almost equivalent to having one foot in the grave. They are teenagers who have to do hard work, treating them like princes and princesses only means that they will stop working hard.
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@21kDaddy To say that hiring NJ is safe is to say that you don't understand the nature of these girls. And then, did you forget that they said they will only work if MHJ is their CEO?
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In fact, they will stop being idols and become influencers. I don't know what topics they could talk about. They certainly can't write songs.
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@alwenawillis8813 In fact, the brand that had been contacted by an Ador employee without the label's knowledge, when it realized that the employee was not actually representing the label, backed out and notified Ador.
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The choreographies are not protected by copyright.
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