Appreciation Well to answer the OP it didn't sell. (1 Viewer)

[RandAlThor]

Much as i hate to say it if the numbers were there sm would have pushed Oh GG! more.




its the same complaint. You gotta buy/stream/ generate revenue for the music.
Too get more of what ya claim to like, music is an almost instant feedback loop especially now.

 

[RandAlThor]

@Sone

 

[LoveYooShaSha]

Much as i hate to say it if the numbers were there sm would have pushed O GG more.




its the same complaint. You gotta buy/stream/ generate revenue for the music.
Too get more of what ya claim to like, music is an almost instant feedback loop especially now.

they were trying to promote kihno format tho, so may hv led to underwhelming sales. I did tink of buying kihno oh!gg but only 2 songs n no laptop to play it on.

if it had been connectible to iphone i mighta tried harder to order online.

 

[RandAlThor]

they were trying to promote kihno format tho, so may hv led to underwhelming sales. I did tink of buying kihno oh!gg but only 2 songs n no laptop to play it on.

if it had been connectible to iphone i mighta tried harder to order online.

correct bad choice by SM and no promotions ect.
If the music doesn't have impact it will not change the landscape.
As much as i dislike BP music nothing YG did promotion wise could screw it up.

 

[Ahsoka]

That’s a kind of simplistic way of looking at it though. Yes companies would prefer to put out content that gets a lot of money for them, but there’s so many other factors to consider that lead to the desired success other than just do people like it/want to support it or not. I never followed Oh!GG, but I have no doubt that this song could have been viewed as more successful if the company changed promotions in some way, and that’s true of most content like this in general.

 

[RandAlThor]

That’s a kind of simplistic way of looking at it though. Yes companies would prefer to put out content that gets a lot of money for them, but there’s so many other factors to consider that lead to the desired success other than just do people like it/want to support it or not. I never followed Oh!GG, but I have no doubt that this song could have been viewed as more successful if the company changed promotions in some way, and that’s true of most content like this in general.

That is true about a specific song or comeback, but they were asking about why that style did not spread to more groups.
Entertainment is a copy cat industry when someone finds something that works ppl copy it for good or bad. (also with good or bad copies)
and to make that happen there needs to be a big impact. Considering the signal boast to any SNSD cb I think that shows the bar is high.

 

[Ahsoka]

That is true about a specific song or comeback, but they were asking about why that style did not spread to more groups.
Entertainment is a copy cat industry when someone finds something that works ppl copy it for good or bad. (also with good or bad copies)
and to make that happen there needs to be a big impact. Considering the signal boast to any SNSD cb I think that shows the bar is high.

To an extent yeah, but that i don’t think that means that a style can’t spread and be copied even if it wasn’t immediately extremely profitable. That’s kind of the whole idea behind songs being ahead of their time. Also, since the profitability of a song isn’t exclusively dependent on the song, I see no reason a song style can’t be copied by others because they think that the style can be successful, but with different marketing and such.