I feel like most artists have about the level of success you would expect... they climb to a certain level and more or less stay around that level. And even the ones that unexpectedly blow up (e.g. EXID), that still carries over into their subsequent releases until they wind down, leave the...
Just thinking about how, as a fan of a group, it's easy to have appreciation for the B sides or less popular titles. But sometimes, when I'm not a fan of the group, I'll be like "this is the only good song they have." :lisalaugh:
Any song the fandom hates being promoted is usually my favorite.
I've been into Kpop since 2011, and it's been interesting seeing the transition over that time from companies being very clear about "this idol is leaving this group" or "this group is done, this is a final release" to leaving it open that maybe they aren't disbanded or such-and-such idol could...
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