曼谷终映会sold out,台湾和上海见面会,证明了oombam有绝对的能力举行一场曼谷粉丝见面会,例如像Phenix Grand Ballroom这样的场地,粉丝们会从世界各地赶来支持,昨天晚上TikTok直播最高也有5k在线观看,粉丝量在持续增长,ch3请重视她们!
@ch3thailand@oombam_ch3#ValueOomBam#oombam
As a Chinese fanbase of OomBam, we sternly demand Channel 3 to give a direct response regarding the second project's progress, resource allocation, and OomBam's future career planning.
We will never accept the company's continuous neglect of OomBam, the drastic reduction in commercial exposure, and long-standing resource inequality!
@OomBam_CH3@Ch3Thailand_33
#OomBam
#Ch3Thailand
@Ch3Plus@OomBam_CH3
Better treatment and better management are all we genuinely want for them. We can wait until March, April, or even May for their series. But you, as their management agency, need to do your part to keep the hype and anticipation alive in the meantime. Promoting your artists and giving them as much public exposure as possible is YOUR job. Yet it feels like you’re relying too much on fans to keep the momentum going. Just so you know, we can’t keep doing that when you give us ABSOLUTELY nothing to work with.
Three events in a month. What a joke. Some of us suggested that the girls must be busy with workshops or other preparations, and I agree that could be the case. We’ve always been understanding and patient with you. But what do we get in return? The girls are the ones constantly promoting themselves, creating contents, and finding ways to keep fans engaged when those are things you should be doing.
And where are their fanmeets? Singapore? Philippines? Thailand? Where? Months have passed since their first series ended, yet they haven’t even had a fanmeet in their own home country. I really really don’t want to compare them with other couples, but can you at least maintain the same standard? You act as if they don’t have enough local or inter fans to sell out a venue. We sold out their premiere. Remember that?
The frustration we’re expressing now is completely valid, and it will never be invalid. This isn’t some sudden outburst. It’s months of pent-up frustration from the lack of promotion, and limited public appearances.
They are not your afterthoughts, whom you can simply bring back into the spotlight whenever it’s convenient for you. They are your artists, and they deserve consistent attention and proper management. They don’t deserve to be swept under the rug the moment their project ends. If you want to build a successful couple, then make an effort to help them grow. Why keep creating opportunities for them only to leave them in a corner once their initial spotlight fades??
This is a demand from us fans, and we don’t want our voices to be misinterpreted as an attack on anyone. We are not asking for anyone else to receive less just so our girls can receive more.
Please don’t twist our concerns into something they’re not. We are speaking up because we care about our girls and want to see them grow. Our intention has never been to put anyone else down, but to ask for better treatment for the two artists we support. I hope our message is understood in that spirit
The Chinese fanbase of OomBam sincerely asks Channel 3 to respond to our appeal. We request transparency on the new drama, joint schedules and fair resource allocation.
@OomBam_CH3@Ch3Plus#OomBam
If OomBam isn't getting a new series, then please give them more brand events or fan meetings instead. I want to spend money supporting them❗❗❗ @OomBam_CH3@Ch3Plus@Ch3Thailand_33
I think fans have every right to speak up. We're not asking CH3 to give OomBam special treatment all the time, but at least give them the same effort and opportunities as the other pairs. They have so much potential, and it's frustrating to see how little content and exposure they get. If fanmeets aren't happening, then the least the company could do is provide regular content, both individually and as a CP. Fans are willing to support them, but the company needs to give us something to look forward to as well. I really hope CH3 starts taking OomBam's growth more seriously because they deserve better.