🎤: Have you found anyone who's better than Fourth yet?
♊️: Fourth is the best for me
[ Everyone screaming ]
♊️: *confuse
// I MEAN, HE ANSWERED THAT WITHOUT A SECOND THOUGHT?!??!?!?!
SKY GEMINI SPIDERMAN AT SF
#SFxGeminiLookkhunnoo
GMMTV RESPECT GEMINIFOURTH
#ManageGeminiFourthBetter
i honestly fear for g4’s future career as a couple. not bc of the boys but bc of the company itself. i trust the boys completely but what worries me is how the company has been handling both their cp career and their individual careers. it feels like both are being damaged at the same time
as a cp fan its honestly VERY exhausting bc now we have to fight for both the cp and each of the boys individually. this isnt about comparing the boys to each other. bc back then, we spent years speaking up for one of them bc of obvious mistreatment and thankfully things eventually got better now after the changed. but now it feels like we’re right back in that era, having to complain over and over again bc the company’s mishandling is becoming impossible to ignore.
when the boys got separate managers, i had a mixed feelings. on one hand i felt reassured bc each of them would receive more individual attention which is very good, but at the end of the day, they came from a cp and they’re still an ACTIVE cp. so it shouldnt be this difficult to manage both their solo and cp schedules, right? so the question is, who is actually responsible for the cp schedules and brand deals? bc it feels like each manager naturally prioritizes the artist under them, which is understandable. but then who coordinates the cp activities? why is it always possible to fit solo schedules into the calendar, yet somehow every cp promotion ends up clashing? why couldnt they even find time for the boys to properly promote their pen cp series?
as a cp fans, i think we have every right to ask these questions. the lack of cp promotion was already frustrating, and now the individual treatment is becoming just as concerning. the company decided to give both boys solo concerts in the same year, at the same venue, with the same number of shows, all while knowing they’re still an active cp. so why is it so difficult to give them equally fair treatment? what exactly is making it this hard? if the problem is the staffs or the management team or the manager, then why isnt the company stepping in to make things work? why cant they ensure both boys receive the same level of support and fairness?
sittuations like this put cp fans in such an uncomfortable position. it feels like we’re parents with two children, constantly being forced to compare them and point out differences, when in reality we care about both of them equally. none of us want to compare them, we just want them to be treated fairly😭
tth received almost no promotion from the company. their cp schedules constantly conflicted with individual schedules, leaving barely any room to promote cp works together. then now, one of the boys didnt even get proper promotion for his own solo concert. and when he finally appeared on live house his segment had to be shared with a series promotion. it was so confusing bc it wasnt even sponsored. why not just invite both boys together? let them promote both concerts, talk about tth and even talk little bit of their upcoming project. they’re not RIVALS. they’re not competing against each other. they share the same audience and having the same fans, promoting together would have benefited everyone.
instead the company keeps creating situations that make the boys look like a competitors again. something as simple as the promotional materials doesnt feel equally handled. there are so many differences i could point out but the moment i mention them, i’ll be labeled as biased toward one person. we are so frustrated with the company, the staffs, the manager, and whoever is responsible for coordinating all of this. bc if both boys had received the same level of support, if every project (whether solo or cp) had been promoted with the same effort and fairness, i honestly dont think we’d be having this conversation at all