Victoria (and possibly f(x)) is a gold mine waiting to happen in China. Iirc Victoria's drama in 2012 did really well but SM didn't do much with that momentum.
Victoria (and possibly f(x)) is a gold mine waiting to happen in China. Iirc Victoria's drama in 2012 did really well but SM didn't do much with that momentum.
Victoria's uber popular in China, it doesn't cease to amaze me that SM haven't bothered doing anything bigger with her there outside of a few solo activities.
They're probably scared of f(x) 'flopping' like they do in Korea.
China is desirable mainly due to endorsement fees for their artists (lee minho is a great example), touring also is going up, Hong Kong also has a huge other sectors that for YG to break into such as his fashion thing he is trying to do and why Jessica is launching Blanc out of Hong Kong and not Seoul
That's actually super interesting. Had no idea Jessica was launching her brand from HK rather than Seoul.
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Touring is definitely where the money lies in the market, but SM and even YG (I think?) already have the Chinese touring market bagged. And K-drama's. I don't think there's any harm in say f(x) or SNSD recording and releasing a Chinese mini and touring with it. Infact, since touring is where the money lies, SM sending f(x) out there could be their time to shine in terms of getting a solo tour finally.
Imagine if f(x) in China was what SNSD are in Japan.
1. [+96, -19] Amazing for a Korean artist to get into the top 200 on America's main chart. They have a lot of great songs so it feels good to have a Korean song picked to be included ㅎㅎ
2. [+96, -35] Love the song~~
3. [+91, -32] Kyah~~ The song's exciting
4. [+72, -17] Liked the song as soon as I listened to it ㅋㅋㅋ
5. [+68, -17] The song's exciting~
2PM's Seoul concert to be aired live in Japan after fans send flood of requests
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K-pop boy band 2PM’s upcoming Seoul concert will be aired live in Japan, a
Japanese live broadcasting company announced on Monday.
Live Viewing Japan said it would live stream the group’s two-day show, scheduled to be held from Oct 3 in Seoul, at 69 theatres across 29 Japanese cities.
The decision comes as Japanese fans, who could not obtain a ticket to the sold-out concert, sent a flood of requests to the company for real-time streaming of the show.
Some 30,000 Japanese fans are expected to watch 2PM’s performance on big screens.
2PM unveiled its fourth studio album, titled Go Crazy, on Monday. The album comes more than a year since the release of the group’s previous full-length album, Grown
The chorus is much better than Problem's though.
