It's good to see the generational shift in the music industry

Rescene isn't exactly a brand-new rookie group, but they aren't a veteran group either; they've only been around for a short time. They defended well against the digital chart dominance of Big Bang and IU, made their fair share of success, passed the baton to Jeon Soyeon, and then, not long after handing it over, the mantle has shifted completely to the absolute rookies, a2o.
To be honest, I really disliked the artists who were dominating before. Singers are supposed to appear on music programs, but they used to act so high and mighty that they refused to show up no matter what. Now, I can't even guarantee a #1 digital hit as soon as they debut. In a situation where rookies are growing like this, I wouldn't even know if they hadn't appeared on music shows from the start. From their rookie stage to their mid-career, they used to show up well. But seeing them monopolize the #1 spot on digital charts as soon as they debuted made me watch them act all "cool" by not appearing on shows, which was frustrating. Now that the generational shift is happening, I hope young, broadcast-friendly kids take over the charts.
Also, some people are expressing extreme hatred toward the a2o members just because they are Chinese, calling them "Ching-chan" unconditionally. What are you, Heungseon Daewongun? Even Heungseon Daewongun accepted China; he just unconditionally opposed the West. He is the historical figure I hate the most. If it weren't for him, our country's development would have been much faster. There are many old-timers here on Bulpen who unconditionally bash anything Chinese, but please try to be more accepting.
And people are bringing up "viral marketing" this and that—does that mean ITZY, Heart to Heart, or TWS are able to do it because they are backed by JYP, SM, and HYBE, while these guys can't afford viral marketing because they lack money?