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Indeed. Apink is certainly a group that can make this work, regardless of being in different agencies.Eunji posted also saying to not worry all is fine.!
It really depends on the circumstances, but it’s not impossible and I am inclined to believe that if the members feel strongly about staying as a group, they wouldn’t sign a contract that wouldn’t make it difficult to do group activities.Hoping for the best, I'm always worried about those differnt label situations, but its also because I do not understand how it works at all![]()
I see!It really depends on the circumstances, but it’s not impossible and I am inclined to believe that if the members feel strongly about staying as a group, they wouldn’t sign a contract that wouldn’t make it difficult to do group activities.
But lots of idol groups are in similar situations and still make group content, albeit, not as frequently as they used to usually but most of these groups are older anyways so I think that would be normal regardless.
Yeah probably if they are still releasing through them.I see!
I think this case is probably especially akward as now the majority of the group (all but one) are in the new agency
but probably the old agency keeps all the name rights and rights to the songs?