Hyunjae (The Boyz) bergabung dengan management See Sun.
Agensi mengatakan mereka akan berkoordinasi dengan The Boyz untuk aktivitas musik Hyunjae sebagai The Boyz
Akan aktif juga sebagai aktor Lee Jaehyun
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Eric deleted his latest post… I don’t even want to imagine everything he must’ve read and how frustrated he must be feeling. They’re already going through a difficult period, with so much happening behind closed doors that we have no idea about and yet the moment there’s an opportunity, some people choose to dump all their frustrations on Eric.
I know we all want more fan meetings, more fansigns, more concerts, whatever it may be in different parts of the world. There are deobis literally everywhere. And most importantly, they want to be in those places too. How many times have they talked about wanting to see deobis from different parts of the world?
I just don’t think some people have realized yet that it’s not as simple as getting on a plane and saying, “I’m coming, everyone! Here’s the ticket link.” There’s a whole team, a ton of logistics, planning, schedules, venues, staff and so much more involved behind the scenes.
I’m saying this as an international deobi too. I’m not korean, I live nowhere near Korea. And there’s honestly nothing I’d want more than to see them in my own country or at least somewhere nearby that I could realistically travel to and afford to see them. But seriously, let’s use some common sense for a second: where do they live? Korea. What’s their nationality? Korean. Where is their career primarily based? Korea. Of course we all want them to come to our countries, we’d love nothing more. And they want that too. But acting like they owe every country the exact same number of schedules while completely ignoring the reality of where they live and work is just ridiculous. And that doesn’t mean korean fans are more important, international fans are more important or anything like that. We’re all equally important. I know the money coming out of our pockets may be in different currencies, but it’s still money. But the kpop industry is based in Korea. Kpop may have become more westernized and global over the years, but it’s still a korean industry. That’s where the entire industry is centered, groups, agencies, promotions, everything. Again, kpop has always been a korean industry, so I honestly thought everyone understood that.
They literally moved heaven and earth to stay together and the situation is so complicated right now that two of the members couldn’t even join them in this moment. They just signed with their individual agencies and the group’s agency hasn’t even been announced yet. Eric’s post is simply not the place or the time to dump all your accumulated frustrations. Send emails to their individual agencies and to the group’s agency once it’s announced, but stop putting all the blame on Eric for things that are beyond his control and beyond the members’ control. And most importantly, never try to imply that they have a preference for fans from one place over another. These are the same people who literally spent their own money to put on a concert themselves, in the middle of dealing with unpaid money, lawsuits and everything else, just so they could see deobis like they had promised. And please don’t forget that without Eric, that concert wouldn’t have happened in the first place.
Sorry for the long post (again long, what a surprise, right?), but in my opinion as I’ve said before, it’s completely fine to disagree, have suggestions or offer constructive criticism. But disrespecting them and putting blame on them for things that are simply not their fault is where I draw the line.