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The dark side of KPOP
- Thread starter calmlady
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Trophonius
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It's awful to see.
I have listened to kpop in the past and I like some groups and songs, but it is awful to know they singers are pretty much slaves to the system; it's like a zoo almost–they are taken by the industries when they are children, and put into training to turn them into stars, and when they do become famous they are paid almost nothing and keep being treated like slaves.
From the outside, it looks more beautiful and fair that hollywood, but in reality it is much worse.
I have listened to kpop in the past and I like some groups and songs, but it is awful to know they singers are pretty much slaves to the system; it's like a zoo almost–they are taken by the industries when they are children, and put into training to turn them into stars, and when they do become famous they are paid almost nothing and keep being treated like slaves.
From the outside, it looks more beautiful and fair that hollywood, but in reality it is much worse.
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