@TowelGangLady@Lilith_swan_ But saying that other labels control Cortis' music is no different from considering them artists of those labels. You understand that, right?
Everyone, go read up on distribution so you don't say such nonsense.
4 years ago, j-hope made history as the FIRST-EVER Asian act to headline a major US music festival, Lollapalooza.
• He is the HIGHEST ticket selling artist in the festival's history
• Pulled a massive SOLD-OUT 105K attendance
• Biggest draw the festival had in 31 years
• SOLD-OUT $1 MILLION worth of merch
• 15 MILLION live viewers on Weverse
• ★★★★★ rating from NME
• He did it ALL by himself.
@TowelGangLady@Lilith_swan_ Cortis are not Republic artists; all rights belong to BH. Go and read up on distribution and affiliate marketing agreements. Don't spread nonsense.
@Lilith_swan_ BTS entered the market much earlier, when BH was the only thing around and when there were other partners and agreements. Identifying the person who posted the file on the platform is purely a technicality.
Enough of this ignorance unworthy of the BTS fandom.
@Lilith_swan_ Didn't you try to figure it out before making up this nonsense? TXT has been on Republik for a long time too, but you're keeping quiet about it. It's a distribution agreement that BH has had for a long time. Republik is part of UMG, with whom they have a contract.
@hwyongs And when your FD starts promoting them as cultural figures from South Korea, they the most authentic Koreans you can find. When it's convenient, we look for foreigners; when it's not, we look for Korean roots. Hypocrites.
@hwyongs Girl, are you seriously trying to use this as an argument in a conversation? Don't embarrass yourself. And the stories about foreign participants as an excuse for using language makes you all even more ridiculous.
@EkaterinaG51460@DbyD_NL He didn't give them an interview. Maybe you should look into it first before spouting nonsense. This is a dubious media outlet that creates its own news story. Use your brain.
@thesolotalks You want to prove a certain negative use of BTS's refusal. But at the same time, you offer no conclusions about how others should behave to remain ethically acceptable, the extent to which they need to accept this reality, or whether this decision was simply dictated by fear of +
@thesolotalks This is nothing more than your speculation. The article clearly states that this is not a shared obligation, and this is important to point out because BTS shouldn't be held responsible for someone else's choices. You're the one trying to give this a negative connotation.
@BTSDailyChile By formula, we shouldn't understand the creation of copies, but rather the working methods, promotion methods, content creation, principles of working with materials and intellectual property. These are different things. The most part, K-pop has never learned how to do this
@BTSDailyChile Should we take this publication seriously?? Oh my god, they wrote nonsense about Hybe wanting to buy Coachella. And the fans still haven't understood that creating a system of work is normal for companies, implementing successful strategies.
BSH never talked about other BTS.