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All the time!! I should write them down lol

Well, their company went defunct in 2018. A few of them tried to continue on, but you can imagine how easy it was to get re-established elsewhere in 2019/2020. Also, to be technical, the group isn't "disbanded" but IDK, I kind of hate not counting a group as disbanded just because it's not...

Donghae is from Super Junior lol. He's also in a subunit, D&E. Not major charters, but both his solos and his subunit sell decently well.

Maybe it's for people who are challenged at reading calendars? :lisalaugh: Like "It's out September 3, that's soon!!!"

They posted another short for her birthday!

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Definitely excited to hear Chanelle and Donghae's voices together!

@Tweny @ELF

:lisalaugh: You kill me!!

I like Like a Bubble, but I do think they should have promoted Genie Magic from the get-go.

Knock!! KNK was so promising when they debuted.

I'm of the opinion that, if you cannot afford to pay your employees, then you don't have a business. You have a very expensive hobby that you are offloading the costs to other people to subsidize. But given how the industry is as it is, I understand that other people think that's an acceptable...

Still so in love with this beautiful song and for bringing us OT5!!

@Tweny

My employer also paid a ton in training with no idea on whether or not I would ultimately be a net positive to the company. Training expenses are a basic part of operating any business.

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Aw, it sucks that she's being so hard on herself. She looks and sounds great!

It's wild to me that the entertainment industry is the one industry in which business expenses can be entirely offloaded to the idols while the companies take in the profits.

@Flover https://tvreport.co.kr/broadcast/article/1071986/