[Entertainment Industry] The Money Game

Don't go to YG. Korean entertainment is inherently dark, and big companies don't give in too much. YG is the leader among them. The company doesn't even install a lot of darkness inside the company and treats it as normal. And the second generation's influence is probably only in Asia. If you go to YG, the heroine might as well debut as an actress and then go back to the mainland to develop and make money. There are many and safer. In the early days of Korean entertainment, there were many red capital and projects. Cha Eun-woo's agency was one of the representatives of early red capital investment. Or the heroine was willing to wait for a few years for the third generation group to debut. With the development of the Internet, the influence soared, and the money and status of the third generation idols began to follow. Ascension is more suitable for female protagonists, but if it is the third generation, it will be JYP, and JYP has always favored trainees who have been practicing for a long time, and may also be the main promoters of the team. The most important thing is that among the three majors, JYP is considered safe and humane. It involves a lot of capital behind it, but it is not a target. It is basically not Big things will happen due to internal political changes in Korea, but S: M and YG are different. Infighting within the company also involves politics, which is dangerous and prone to accidents. Or if the heroine goes to Big Hit, Fang Zhu not only has strong capital behind him, but also has connections in his family. In the later period, he can make a lot of money by riding on the east wind of BTS and Hybe. But the best solution is actors. Around 2000 to 2010, Asia has a lot of cooperation with South Korea because of the integration of things (if you are interested, you can check it yourself, I forgot the details). Korean actors can even participate in CCTV martial arts dramas when they come to the mainland. What is the concept of this, do you understand? CCTV, the period costumes in the 2000s, are still martial arts, with full buffs, nationality, making money, and status. When the West takes action and causes problems in China-Korea cooperation, the heroine can still go back to South Korea to continue to make money. Then, when the limelight eases and the international status of the motherland mother rises, she can continue to return to the mainland to participate in variety shows to earn money, such as Choo Ja Hyun is a typical representative. The heroine can even live in the mainland. It would be great to come back before YQ. Moreover, the transition from TV to mobile is around the beginning of the next decade. The heroine returns to the mainland to participate in TV series and her national status is really rising. Later, she can make money through the Internet. It is amazing. After all, Chinese is instinctive. But the specifics of how to write it depends on myself. I just said a lot of nonsense without knowing it. Hahaha. For the sake of review, I didn't elaborate on many things. Anyway, if you are interested, you can check it out yourself. It's better for the heroine not to debut as an idol. The purchasing power of female group fans is not as good as that of male groups. There are more restrictions and lower status. Even Rabbit Gas can't beat Bulletproof at its peak (of course, this It's also related to Bangtan > kpop), but after all, Tuvas is the third-generation female group that has officially reached the top. Its influence and ability to attract money are really limited, and being on the stage all year round is also very harmful to the body. As for BP, it is a bit too late for the heroine to debut, and the group's rise to the top has a certain relationship with the development of the company and the era of technology. It is really the right time, the right place, the right people, and both are indispensable. It cannot be said that the individual's own strength has no impact, but it can be considered that the impact is relatively small. Otherwise, if you look at the new groups now, the strength is hard to say, but it does not prevent them from being popular and making money. The reasons have been analyzed thoroughly. Really, unless the heroine composes her own music or something, she has more personality. The less you rely on the company, the greater your autonomy. After all, you can still rely on your own ability at that time, but the further time goes by, the greater the influence of the company. Moreover, the core purpose of the heroine is to make money, so you must not forget to invest. It is impossible to make a lot of money just through performances in the entertainment industry (I refer to Korean entertainment). Unless there is a copyright, generally Korean entertainment artists make money through performances and investment. But it's up to you. Don't blame me for posting so much. I just kept talking more and more without realizing it. Hahahaha. I'm addicted to nagging. Hahahaha.

The teacher writes really well, I look forward to the follow-up [Spread Flowers]

Is the bad guy a chaebol or a celebrity or something? [Hold your chin]

It's better to be an actor, but idols really have many restrictions

Do you still want to go to yg in the end?

Is it 2ne1 in the end?

After debuting, your identity will be revealed sooner or later. It is impossible to hide it from powerful people.

Is it really okay to run into your opponent's hands... 😂 I don't even know how to kill you...

The heroine can just be an actress... She's already filming, but she still needs a girl group???

What... Don't be like Kim Hee Min... This woman 😭, such an upright mistress... I heard that Lee Joo Hyuk still misses her after they broke up before, I don't know if it's true or not [crying with laughter]