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why did none of the top companies take advantage of 2013?


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bts is the only successful/popular/rising group that came out of 2013. the only one. a group from a small, barely known at the time company was able to sweep almost every single rookie award that year because there was literally no competition. a group with a debut that wasn't even all that astronomically successful took home all those awards. it's almost like it was fate. and now that momentum that put them on the map back then is slingshoting them to big time success today. i don't think a lot of people realize that's where it started for them. winning rookie awards made them known and made them seem like a threat even before they actually were a threat. 

 

so now to my question, where were the top companies in 2013? why didn't they utilize literally the only quiet year EVER for debuts? could you imagine if twice or red velvet or winner had debuted in 2013 with literally no competition? with no strong rookie competitors? the new generation would have started right then and there.

 

but it's funny because seventeen and jyp's old planned girl group 6mix were both meant to debut in 2013. but it looks like god was on bts' side.

 

 

i wonder if there will be another slow year for debuts in the near future and if any small company group will really be able to take advantage of it. 

 

 

 

 

 

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2013 was such an oddly quiet year idk why

 

i guess that was bc powerhouse exo debuted the year before but still

 

either way im glad it happened the way it happened. more shine for bts

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I mean, that was Exo's breakout year. So it makes sense that SM wouldn't want to randomly debut some rookies due to lack of competition from other big companies when they had their own rookies to take care of. I can't speak for the other Big 3 though. 

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For SM because it was EXO year, it would be stupid to do it for their part. I don't know about others. 

 

but i'm strictly talking about debuts here, if you didn't get that.....

 

I think you are the one who doen't get it, they are saying why SM didn't debut a boy group.

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Okay, but "could you imagine if twice or red velvet or winner had debuted in 2013 with literally no competition?" :imstupid:

with no ROOKIE competition  :imstupid:  jesus, my whole op is about the fact that bts won all the rookie awards in 2013. all eyes would have been on those groups as the power rookies if they debuted in 2013, that's all i'm saying. there was no need to bring up exo when it's not about exo. 

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Good topic, op

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There were a lot of factors that pushed BTS to the top other than just the year tho. A few other promising groups - LC9, History, Topp Dogg for ex- debuted but had issues from jump. Luckily, BTS had good management, for one, on their side.

 

BUT if YG had gotten their shit together and pushed Winkon out by the end of 2013, who knows what would've happened. JYP almost made the deadline with GOT7, too. Who knows if things would be different for GOT7 if they'd been able to debut in time to get nominated for the 2013 rookie awards.

 

I wonder if YG and JYP wonder about that too these days...

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I noticed this too when I was just getting into BTS.

They literally had no competition on that year for the rookie awards. 
They're like in the middle it terms of age of kpop groups these days. Younger than the established groups, and older than the rookie groups. This is also why they are being compared to both older and younger groups because they have no one in their own year to be compared to. 
Personally, I think BTS have their own lane in the industry. Their success and growth is relatively slow compared to others but they are surely getting there. 

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