Earlier it was reported that T-ara may undergo member changes. To follow up, Core Contents Media‘s CEO Kim Kwang Soo has revealed a bit more information to give us an insight into what changes we could expect to see from the group.
CEO Kim Kwang Soo has stated that there is a possibility of switching out members already in the group, as well as also adding more members to transform T-ara into an eight or even nine member group from the current seven member group, this coming April.
The purpose is not to just aimlessly take people out, and add others, but to implement a competitive strategy so that those who work hard and display their talents will be given more activities and opportunities, while those who sit back and “think highly of themselves” will not receive more opportunities.
Kim said, “When I look back on my 30 years of experience in discovering new talent, by their third year they become full of themselves, and lazy. If they are not always on the edge of their seat and working hard, and think that they can just get by with what they already have, they will not be able to beat the competition. I have seen many singers become complacent because of their pride. For the members who have no singing ability and do not work hard, I will not give them parts [in the songs].”
Kim stated that T-ara’s changes will be unveiled on April 7th, and has fans anticipating to see how the group will be reborn. The changes will include potential member additions/changes, as well as musical or group concept changes.
Currently, T-ara is planning on a large fan club inauguration in July.
Jimmy Iovine just said on American Idol that he believes there will be an Asian pop explosion. Clearly he was referring to K-Pop. Problem is he was talking about Heejun, who is American, so his music shouldn't classify as "Asian pop".
Jimmy Iovine just said on American Idol that he believes there will be an Asian pop explosion. Clearly he was referring to K-Pop. Problem is he was talking about Heejun, who is American, so his music shouldn't classify as "Asian pop".
You know what [and obviously who] is/are on his mind though
After School just finished their Japan concert practice~ Had to manage to practice 9 songs really hard, indeed, the performance is Asia’s best performance~ From this weekend they will start to record for their album for a comeback in Korea!!!
Problem is he was talking about Heejun, who is American, so his music shouldn't classify as "Asian pop". 
Where did u get that?
but of course Bekah's english >>>
