Hm, I didn't even think of that. That's another good reason why they shouldn't be in Tokyo. >__< GDI.
On one hand, yes, but on the other hand, I think they're pushing off the inevitable. Johnny's clearly losing it little by little, and I don't want to see him mess up the agency with weird decisions like 2020. He seems to be forgetting that the core of Johnny's success is in the groups and group relations, what with all these solo artists suddenly, and I want to see a return to the old values. There's change and then there's change, and I don't think Johnny's should stray from what has always brought them success, which certainly isn't 40-member mega-groups or solo artists.
I agree that Tackey is really talented, but I think it's more in a director role than a company head role. I wouldn't trust him to make successful groups or choose who gets in in the auditions, only to choreograph and plan concerts for groups once they're already in existence.
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On one hand, yes, but on the other hand, I think they're pushing off the inevitable. Johnny's clearly losing it little by little, and I don't want to see him mess up the agency with weird decisions like 2020. He seems to be forgetting that the core of Johnny's success is in the groups and group relations, what with all these solo artists suddenly, and I want to see a return to the old values. There's change and then there's change, and I don't think Johnny's should stray from what has always brought them success, which certainly isn't 40-member mega-groups or solo artists.
I agree that Tackey is really talented, but I think it's more in a director role than a company head role. I wouldn't trust him to make successful groups or choose who gets in in the auditions, only to choreograph and plan concerts for groups once they're already in existence.