Why Did Solar's Solo Debut Underperform? (1 Viewer)

[Darkyoda47]

Was it the song? Was the concept? Was it because Solar is not popular in South Korea? Why do you think she under-performed, digitally?
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I personally liked the song so I'm not entirely sure why it didn't do better than it did.

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[Ahsoka]

To be fair I think Moonbyul did too, it might just be that they're less popular

 

[Darkyoda47]

To be fair I think Moonbyul did too, it might just be that they're less popular

I always thought that Solar was the most popular after Hwasa tbh.

 

[VillageIdiot]

The song is a bit underwhelming but considering the coverage she got for get teasers, I assumed she'd do a bit better.

I know Hwasa is the huge one but I thought the others were decently popular. Guess not

 

[Ahsoka]

I always thought that Solar was the most popular after Hwasa tbh.

Oh really? I haven't been keeping up enough

 

[Darkyoda47]

The song is a bit underwhelming but considering the coverage she got for get teasers, I assumed she'd do a bit better.

I know Hwasa is the huge one but I thought the others were decently popular. Guess not

I think Wheein does quite well with some releases and flops with others. It doesn't seem like Hwasa is Suzy-ing Mamamoo in popularity but it also seems like she is. At least their fandom supports all members.

 

[Abeamus]

Spit It Out and Eclipse aren't really the kind of songs that I think would be well received although it didn't really seem like there was anticipation for them either since I don't recall them debuting high so maybe Hwasa and Wheein are just the only two that the public really care about although with Wheein Easy didn't do well.

 

[yeji]

I just think that the solo releases of Mamamoo have had mixed reactions in general.
Hwasa blew up for a good reason and that was noticable with her promotions.
On the other side the other girls ( Moonbyul and Solar especcially) have had released songs under their name that don't seem to be the sound korea typically goes for.