[Is the end of K-pop here?]

[Is the end of K-pop here?]

K-pop in our country is over.

K-pop is what low-quality people make

It was a time to inform the world of the negative perception that it was an industry where people below that level, not artists, were making money.

K-pop investors may be troubled with whether to invest, and consumers may be disappointed or turned their backs upon this press conference.

The party to the controversy seems to be a power-oriented person who has lived with weight on how to dominate, not how to succeed or cooperate for success.

It is highly likely that he gained in-house power by gaslighting the members to separate sides and follow him.

And if you were stronger, you would have tried to put power ahead. So you set conditions such as asking for full power.

Continuing on

People in our culture and arts community don't actually know much about management.

You don't even know how to act in these situations.

That's why these ridiculous accidents explode in the entertainment industry.

While I was in graduate school, I found out that there was a department of culture and arts management.

Most of the enrolled students were undergraduate students, majoring in painting or design, or studying acting and film production, and seemed to work for entertainment agencies, musical production companies, film companies, and content production companies.

They must have belatedly challenged their studies to supplement them because they know art, artists know art, and they do not know management and communication related to the cultural industry or culture and arts.

An unprepared manager can ruin an industry that seniors have built up for a long time in the past in an instant. They must have felt limited by looking at the practice of art-related corporate books, not art.

I thought it was JYP and Hive, which were well prepared for this risk, but in the end, there must have been a hole in the transfusion from outside.

Culture and arts must also know management.