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Originally posted by A Muse
BEAST has no US appeal lmao. I like them but really, no chance in hell.
I'm afraid that SNSD will flop and it will scare Interscope away from signing K-Pop acts in the future. 2NE1 has the best chance.
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If they could speak English, they could have some success here. But most of all, you missed the part where I said that they were one of the groups with the
most U.S. potential in K-pop. That means that they have more potential than the majority of K-pop groups to make it in the States, not that they have a lot of potential.
SNSD will flop, but Interscope is a smart label. They should know that SNSD's not going to smash, and it shouldn't scare them too much. It will probably scare the **** out of the less-intelligent labels that haven't researched anything on K-pop though, which is why this American release of The Boys kind of angers me.
2NE1 are already signed. I don't care about that.
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Originally posted by Lukitoo
I know sis, but I only talked about the debut. Like a G6 smashed. I want them to have a hit, even if it means they will be 2-hit-wonders  |
2NE1 will become superstars, so they still won't be snubbed by SNSD's 1-wonder-career in the U.S.
The best part was that Pink Friday was on sale at the store I went to, and its "huge" sale price was almost $30. How the Japanese music industry is so prosperous, I will never know. 
