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On February 3, SM Entertainment announced the first part of its business plan for 2023, 'SM 3.0: IP Strategy - Multi 'Production Center/Label' System'. On this day, SM Entertainment co-CEOs Lee Sung Soo and Tak Young Joon explained the agency's ambitious plan to launch phase 3.0 of SM Entertainment. First, Lee Sung Soo described phase 1.0 as the era from 1996 through the late 2000's, when singer/producer Lee Soo Man first founded SM Entertainment, then went on to launch successful artists like H.O.T, BoA, TVXQ, Super Junior, Girls' Generation, and SHINee. Phase 2.0 was described as the era from the 2010's through 2022, when producer Lee led the creation of artists like EXO, Red Velvet, NCT, and aespa. CEO Lee Sung Soo then announced that from 2023 onward, SM Entertainment will be entering its phase 3.0. Broadly, this phase looks to expand SM Entertainment's IP creation and production to the global market, alongside the advancement of the company's music publishing business, multi-label system, fandom economy business, metaverse business, etc. Source
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▿ SAY THE NAME — SEVENTEEN! ﹥ The Official Seventeen (세븐틴) Thread ▿
My Everything replied to ari's topic in Groups
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She's too much... Moonbyul: It's really stressful when the person next to you tells you to lose weight Moonbyul: It's not like I wanna say something like this either but Moonbyul: I hope you know that these people are saying those words for Swanie post response: [+48][-13] original post: here 1. [+120, -1] Aren't they her immediate hoobaes?... It's not like Purple Kiss was a successful group either. If they are idols, they have to manage themselves. Others are dying to lose their weight and working out in order to be successful 2. [+109, 0] Moonbyul was also famous for dieting awfully hard in order to become an idol no? She's someone who managed herself so much so she has the qualification to say such thing. To be honest, which idol isn't holding themselves to not eat what they want and which idol wants to work out? But the reality is that most of them need to endure it and diet in order to manage themselves. Self-management isn't anything special, it's a must 3. [+62, -3] It's something that someone had to say. I also want to tell Liz the same thing 4. [+37, 0] It's unrelated but Swan is seriously good at singing, just look her up 5. [+26, -6] But Swan seriously gained weight because she was sick Source
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SM to debut debut Naevis as an AI singer
My Everything replied to curlybaekho's topic in Celebrity News & Gossip
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Criminal records?! That’s insane
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Why was Hansol unable to debut in the male Rookies?... original post: here 1. Is he Korean? > Yup 2. I feel like he was overlapping with Yuta too much > Same > I thought he was Yuta 3. Seriously, he even appeared on their reality show; 4. Nobody knows, for real 5. I seriously don't even know who he is... 6. He even filmed their reality show so there's honestly nobody who knows why he didn't make it... they debuted a few months after the reality show aired too 7. But to claim that he didn't debut because of his image is... there were so many Rookies so do you really think that nobody would have overlapping images? 8. He has that Wu Yifan + Luhan vibes. He's straight up the SM-type 9. Seriouslyㅠㅠ he was even in the reality show. He randomly made an Insta account at one point... 10. Because of cases like his, you really cannot know who will debut.. Source
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Universe to end its services on 17th Feb 2023
My Everything replied to speedthief's topic in Celebrity News & Gossip
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Gwen Stefani is standing by her Harajuku era, which started with the release of her 2004 debut studio album, “Love. Angel. Music. Baby,” and continued with the 2008 launch of her “Harajuku Lovers” fragrance. Stefani was widely accused of appropriating Japan’s Harajuku subculture in her album’s artwork and marketing. She also traveled with four “Harajuku Girls,” Japanese and Japanese-American backup dancers who served as a kind of public entourage for Stefani. The group even inspired the bottle shapes for Stefani’s fragrance. While Stefani’s Harajuku era launched nearly 20 years ago, it’s back in the news due to an interview the singer gave to Allure magazine to mark the launch of her new vegan beauty brand, GXVE Beauty. Stefani was asked about what she learned from her Harajuku era, to which she doubled down on defending it. Stefani said she was introduced to Japanese culture by her father, who worked at Yahama for 18 years and frequently traveled between California and Japan. “That was my Japanese influence,” Stefani said. “And that was a culture that was so rich with tradition, yet so futuristic [with] so much attention to art and detail and discipline and it was fascinating to me.” Stefani traveled to the Harajuku district as an adult. She told Allure, “I said, ‘My God, I’m Japanese and I didn’t know it.’ I am, you know.” Declaring herself a “super fan” of Japanese culture, Stefani defended herself against the backlash she’s faced over her Harajuku era. “If [people are] going to criticize me for being a fan of something beautiful and sharing that, then I just think that doesn’t feel right,” she said. “I think it was a beautiful time of creativity…a time of the ping-pong match between Harajuku culture and American culture. [It] should be okay to be inspired by other cultures because if we’re not allowed then that’s dividing people, right?” As reported by Allure: “During our interview, Stefani asserted twice that she was Japanese and once that she was ‘a little bit of an Orange County girl, a little bit of a Japanese girl, a little bit of an English girl.’ (A representative for Stefani reached out the next day, indicating that I had misunderstood what Stefani was trying to convey. Allure later asked Stefani’s team for an on-the-record comment or clarification of these remarks and they declined to provide a statement or participate in a follow-up interview.) Variety has also reached out to Stefani’s representative for further comment. Stefani concluded by telling Allure that she identifies not just with Japanese culture but also with Hispanic and Latinx cultures because of her upbringing in Anaheim, California. “The music, the way the girls wore their makeup, the clothes they wore, that was my identity,” she said. “Even though I’m an Italian American — Irish or whatever mutt that I am — that’s who I became because those were my people, right?” Source
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Lmfao I knew it was that one the admin was such a mess
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I don’t have a problem with 16 year old kpop idols debuting but honestly a 13 year old is way too young imo
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I need the forum name pls