Ex-Kpop Idol talks about how the Kpop Idol Industry works

[snowdjinn]

Ex-Member of the group JJCC (Prince Mak, real name: Henry) talks about how its like to be a KPOP Idol.

 

 

 

In the 2nd video, He talks about why he left the KPOP Industry

 

 

[Eodumi Jiteulsulog Joa]

any juicy part??

[Anri Sonohara]

I need a tell all book ASAP.

[Seunghee's eyebrows]

Wasn't he the one that played Beanboozled with Jackson?

[Sdm]

There isn't any new tea here

[M O L A]

Has he talked about his dumbassery?

[pururin]

BTS in the title got me like 

 

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[ideonsshi]

When he said "who can say NO to Jackie Chan?", I agree tbh

[katsu curry chips]

this was literally zero tea tho

 

he just kinda seem to be like all the other vapid ex trainees trying to *make it* on youtube by posting the same rehashed stories about how *other trainees* trained for 10-15 hours every day, baiting viewers with *the tea* only to then admit half way through that they're OBV STILL UNDER GAG ORDER. 

 

but bash at myself for clicking, as if any of these kids are ever gonna talk about the real dark stuff, like sexual and physical abuse, suicide, drugs and low key trafficking ON MF YOUTUBE...   

[Daria~]

Is there really anything left to be revealed about how the entertainment industry works? Besides the exact details of what our faves are going through, I’m pretty sure everyone has pretty good general knowledge of how things are. There’s really nothing new here

[Cupcake.]

There isn't any new tea here

[snowdjinn]

Maybe there really isnt anymore tea to be spilled...... Maybe we already KNOW how this works.

 

What i got from this VID is that he didnt have anything extreme to tell. I dont think he is holding back. He is not from one of the Big3 companies so i think this is just all he experienced and was told by other idols.

 

I think being a KPOP Idol is really that "boring" and that the whole sexual and physical abuse, suicide, drugs and low key trafficking is something that is not normal in KPOP but the exception in a few companies only.

[breadbutter]

... his last comment fucked me up ;;

[patricia1]

tell-all book please

[glow]

Using BTS in the title...like I get he means Behind the Scenes but he also knows full well what he's doing

[silicon soul]

Exactly what kind of "tea" do you guys want? Haven't watched the whole thing but it's basically the same stuff as usual: long hard training hours, lack of sleep, pay is crap etc.

 

Going beyond that would open the REAL dark side of kpop: sexual harassment, rape, forced work (it's common to hear idols get ill but still work), financial issues and so on. That's not really juicy gossip that everyone should be wanking in anticipation over, that's a lot of serious stuff, criminal even.

[PeachyKeys!]

Literally no tea will be spilled under S. Korea's defamation laws. None.

[Anel]

We all already know this