Considering how well BBC was organised before with Loonas project, the fact that it's been 8 months without a comeback or much of anything, I honestly think this could be another situation like Pristin where the company wasn't happy with their results even though the results were a great start.I feel like LOONA is in trouble to be honest...
It was always gonna be risky spending that much money on a pre-debut project... but I also feel like their company didn't do a good job at maintaining and growing the fandom after their debut plus they started to get a bad reputation for mistreating fans at events which caused a lot of domestic Orbits to leave the fandom.Considering how well BBC was organised before with Loonas project, the fact that it's been 8 months without a comeback or much of anything, I honestly think this could be another situation like Pristin where the company wasn't happy with their results even though the results were a great start.
It was risky but their debut sold 50k and they made 100k with the repackage on top, the only groups selling more than them were Cosmic Girls and the big girl groups like Apink, Iz*One, etc.the only better start you could have gotten was them getting a hit which was unrealistic. It also seems like completely backwards logic to scrap them when the most expensive part was for the most part over, now that they had the group they could have started earning back what they spent to get that fandom but instead it seems like now they're bailing which the time for that would've been if the project was not being well received in the pre-debut, they just threw away at least 3 million pretty much.It was always gonna be risky spending that much money on a pre-debut project... but I also feel like their company didn't do a good job at maintaining and growing the fandom after their debut plus they started to get a bad reputation for mistreating fans at events which caused a lot of domestic Orbits to leave the fandom.