The reality behind Lee Soo-man's girl group viral marketing
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- On Spotify, because people tend to listen to popular songs frequently,
when a #1 song rises, the songs below it usually rise at a similar proportional trend.
No hit song can be played several times more than other songs to that extent.
However, with this one specific group, about 250,000 people are playing just one song and then turning it off,
causing a bizarre phenomenon where the play counts for the songs below it do not increase.
With that overwhelming name,
it looks like nothing other than massive Chinese capital-backed viral marketing, reminiscent of the C-pop surge.
I guess the "factories" weren't running for the popular song voting,
because the weekly popularity vote is only at the level of just over 700 votes lol.
Looking at those Spotify play counts that surpass even NewJeans' Ditto (around 180k) and BTS's Dynamite (around 170k), which were considered all-time highs,
do you really think this rookie girl group has surpassed BTS? - I heard they climbed to 6th on Apple Global Music,
so I thought they might be around 10th on the Global Spotify Chart as well,
but wait, they aren't even in the top 200. I guess "mass-buying" plays doesn't work on charts that use filtering... how disappointing... - They boldly entered the Turkish popular charts at 5th place,
a rank that songs like BTS's or Rosé's "APT.", which swept Billboard, barely managed to enter the top 10.
Yet, there isn't a single person in Turkey who knows them.
This implies that this rookie girl group is more popular in Turkey than global pop stars, - They keep bragging as if they've swept Asia,

but why are they only #1 in Korea and Taiwan?
What about the rest of the neighboring countries?
They started by openly declaring they aren't K-pop,
calling it "Global Pop" or "Zalpha Pop,"
yet they use blatant money-spending in Korea, claiming it's the "old K-pop vibe" or "classic Lee Soo-man,"
and if they hit #1 through viral marketing,
don't delude yourselves into thinking that's a real #1.
And they lie about having their headquarters in Korea;
it's just a former company, and there is no equity relationship with the company located in Singapore.
They act as if the money earned through viral pushing is flowing into Korea,
but if you don't know, just stay quiet.
It is impossible to get permission for a corporation established in Singapore where the equity is subordinate to another country.
And
Lee Soo-man always says in interviews that China should become the Hollywood of the world,
but why should Korea have to make China the Hollywood?
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Who is that supposed to benefit?
It's not even funny...
If you try blocking the people leaving pro-China comments here,
you'll have an interesting experience.
In what era do we live in,
yet they keep harping on about "globalization"?
If you don't protect your own country's culture and technology,
you will ruin yourself in an instant.
The erosion of cultural capital is a topic that must never be left unaddressed.
Since Lee Soo-man started by declaring they are not an A2K K-pop group,
we can just consider them C-pop.
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