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What's more important?
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1. [+154, -9]
General public recognition will help you go long-run. If you had general public's recognition, you would have somewhat a decent sized fandom and there's only a handful of them..
2. [+99, -5]
But the male idols who are popular with the public are all composing and writing their own title songs so they are earning good money. There is no male idol group who's known to the general public with a small fandom size either. Being known to the public helps with your long-run career
3. [+90, -4]
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ since when did general public's recognition not come with good earning?ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
4. [+61, 0]
Groups like Winner and BtoB have a good balance when it comes to general public-fandom size so they will last long
5. [+54, -48]
The people saying that popularity with the general public in the best replies are freaking bullsh*tting..?? A big fandom will help you last long. If you have a good core fandom, you can listen to that group's music for at least 8-9 years. Have you ever listened to a group who's popular with the public for 8-9 years??? No, public recognition will definitely not help you go for the long-rum. You'll be over after a few hit songs
6. [+54, 0]
Idols' biggest revenues are from digital music sales, goods and concerts. The general public will just listen to your song and won't buy any of these. If idols want to earn money, having a big fandom is the answer. If they want a lot of people to know their names, they can go for the general public
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