Do You think is hard for former popular Kpop idols wich groups disolved and they went to be a regular person again?

[RiseLikeACrowTit]

Like for example 4minute or MBLAQ, they went from having worldwideish fame to disband in the atmosphere; I want objective awnsers not trigered ones pls

[Rose.]

Eh, I would think they'd have saved enough money from endorsements and shares to live like a regular person but still get noticed by fans. 

 

They'll be fine.

[Mami3chan]

it is, because the public still remembers them and they can still get in scandals,......

[RiseLikeACrowTit]

I think some of them adapted very well to being a simple person again like those two members of Ukiss that leave, not Kevin but the one that got married and the one who went to the States to study

[White Night]

So you're not including those who went solo after that?

 

I would say not necessarily. They're all aware of how things are in Kpop and go into the business with that at the back of their heads at least. For those who achieved plenty while still active, the "regular" life may come as a refreshment. Interests, values and desired lifestyle change as we get older after all. Plus, if you're competent, you can still be active within the field of music or art in general without being in the public eye if that's their main drive.

I'd be more worried about those who didn't achieve what they wanted/weren't popular...

[ki_rini]

it is, because the public still remembers them and they can still get in scandals,......

[al qaeda]

 

it is, because the public still remembers them and they can still get in scandals,......

 

[RenM]

what do you mean? if you mean they could be regular person again , it's not that hard, lee hyori did that. But other people might still look at them as famous celebs and curiously looking or gather around them.

[collisionASD]

It depends per member tbh and their status when they ended and their whole impact/popularity/relevance. It won't be instant tho but I think a few years away from the limelight, they'll slowly turn into a "regular" person with less and less people noticing them.