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Originally posted by Belle
SNSD in the American market makes sense.
The climate is officially changing. Why? Why have I just now, just today, come to this conclusion? Look at #10 on US iTunes. One Direction, at least last time I checked. That's a mother****ing boyband though.
2012, which I shall dub the Post-Bieber era, is going to be interesting.
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Not trying to be shady but no.
They're everything the American audience doesn't like, and their music isn't interesting. SME did americanize them with "The Boys" in attempt to make them fit more but no, I mean...new artists like Natalia Kills, Sky Ferriera...etc. are still flopping even tho they have the right image and music to be successful, not to mention being native speakers. I just highly doubt it.
They barely used PCD's last album, how are they gonna give a group of nine Korean girls with broken English a chance ?
I don't see it.
I can already BOOK that post with the fact that MBLAQ snatched everyone's wigs last month and sold more albums than TT and T-ara, with the latter having a smash hit. 
