Hyoyeon (Girls' Generation) talks about "know-how for star training"
ヒョヨン(少女時代）が語った”スター養成のノウハウ”
Girls' Generation's Hyoyeon reveals a revealing story that can be said now... "When I was in the training camp, I liked to go out secretly"
Hyoyeon calmly talks about SM's "star training know-how". Is it a nostalgic episode (story of memories) now?
The two pillars that drove the "K-POP Girls Boom" in 2010 were Girls' Generation, which Hyoyeon and Yuri belonged to, and KARA.
With their contrasting axis of softness (KARA) and strength (Girls' Generation), the two created excitement throughout Japan. Perhaps neither could have caused such a boom.
KARA jumped into Japan's bosom (song world) in the form of hitting their own bodies. Her Japanese proficiency was at a level where she could barely say hello, but she had a "polished ball that glows" in her backpack. That's good. Even if he went solo, half of the balls in his rucksack would have been polished to a shine.
A large girl group has also appeared in Japan, chasing after KARA.
It's Hyoyeon's girlhood. Girls' Generation began to expand the base of K-POP in the form of competing with KARA.
SM, which sent BOA in and raised her like a Japanese singer, didn't take the course that made Girls' Generation concentrate on activities in Japan.
"She may not have wanted to be a girl like KARA."
However, it may have turned out to be a good thing.
This is because the popularity of K-POP boiled in the form of the two sides proclaiming each other's characteristics and claiming leadership.
It's unbelievable that the annual sales of both of them are in the top 5 in Japan, which has the second largest market after the United States. But Girls' Generation and KARA did just that.
It's like the two groups ABBA, which once swept the United States, appeared at the same time. No, I don't know if even ABBA would have been in the top five national bestsellers for the entire year.
"Probably not." It was a big hit in America, and it was true that ABBA's name was known all over the world.
"But KARA is no more." It has become a group that decorates the glory of the past.
"Perhaps one day she'll appear as a nostalgic girl dressed as an old woman."
On the other hand, the glory of Girls' Generation still hasn't disappeared. Jessica has passed away, but if the members gather and work together, that glory has the potential to regain its brilliance.
It may be said that it is in that "star management system".
"Any person loses their charm once they know everything about them." Human beings are attracted to those who have a mystery no matter how boring the contents are. Stardom can be like that.
Girls' Generation is still a group with a hidden star quality that is hard to approach.
"After clearing the issue of the guarantee, we sometimes get together like volunteers,
This is a group that I want you to hold concerts with.
"It must be a tough story for Yuna and Taeyeon, who are popular, but maybe that day will come someday...?"
ヒョヨン(少女時代）が語った”スター養成のノウハウ”
Girls' Generation's Hyoyeon reveals a revealing story that can be said now... "When I was in the training camp, I liked to go out secretly"
Hyoyeon calmly talks about SM's "star training know-how". Is it a nostalgic episode (story of memories) now?
The two pillars that drove the "K-POP Girls Boom" in 2010 were Girls' Generation, which Hyoyeon and Yuri belonged to, and KARA.
With their contrasting axis of softness (KARA) and strength (Girls' Generation), the two created excitement throughout Japan. Perhaps neither could have caused such a boom.
KARA jumped into Japan's bosom (song world) in the form of hitting their own bodies. Her Japanese proficiency was at a level where she could barely say hello, but she had a "polished ball that glows" in her backpack. That's good. Even if he went solo, half of the balls in his rucksack would have been polished to a shine.
A large girl group has also appeared in Japan, chasing after KARA.
It's Hyoyeon's girlhood. Girls' Generation began to expand the base of K-POP in the form of competing with KARA.
SM, which sent BOA in and raised her like a Japanese singer, didn't take the course that made Girls' Generation concentrate on activities in Japan.
"She may not have wanted to be a girl like KARA."
However, it may have turned out to be a good thing.
This is because the popularity of K-POP boiled in the form of the two sides proclaiming each other's characteristics and claiming leadership.
It's unbelievable that the annual sales of both of them are in the top 5 in Japan, which has the second largest market after the United States. But Girls' Generation and KARA did just that.
It's like the two groups ABBA, which once swept the United States, appeared at the same time. No, I don't know if even ABBA would have been in the top five national bestsellers for the entire year.
"Probably not." It was a big hit in America, and it was true that ABBA's name was known all over the world.
"But KARA is no more." It has become a group that decorates the glory of the past.
"Perhaps one day she'll appear as a nostalgic girl dressed as an old woman."
On the other hand, the glory of Girls' Generation still hasn't disappeared. Jessica has passed away, but if the members gather and work together, that glory has the potential to regain its brilliance.
It may be said that it is in that "star management system".
"Any person loses their charm once they know everything about them." Human beings are attracted to those who have a mystery no matter how boring the contents are. Stardom can be like that.
Girls' Generation is still a group with a hidden star quality that is hard to approach.
"After clearing the issue of the guarantee, we sometimes get together like volunteers,
This is a group that I want you to hold concerts with.
"It must be a tough story for Yuna and Taeyeon, who are popular, but maybe that day will come someday...?"
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