If this is solely up to the producer, Min Hee-jin's

As expected.
If this is solely up to the producer, Min Hee-jin's feelings and Nido Artshandsi can be nip-deuk in Yipjing.
I saw the music video of Newbie girl group that they copied the concept of New Jeans during the day, and I felt that they "copied" New Jeans to some extent...

It's rather strange that there's a "phenomenon" like Newzins and there's no sub-genre yet, so if you think about whether this similar feeling will threaten Newzins' place at all... While planning the "girl" group, I was rather relieved that the "mousins" might never have the courage to not put a single drop of their sexual charm.

The charm of New Jeans is not the freshness, cuteness, sexiness, or innocence that other girl groups have pursued, but the "harmlessness" that is insufficient in terms of purity, and the strong friendliness that is the basic installation item without having to accumulate a friendliness index in entertainment programs. No team has stepped into the realm of New Jeans in the K-pop scene, and I think that area will be unique to New Jeans for the time being.
It's my greed to fully enjoy that I'm the only producer who can do this and use the strong framing of Hive to create post-news in a leisurely way, but I don't know what's going on in their own adults...

Daniel and Hani's hairstyle is pretty.
The producer will make the final decision on this, right?
I hope that Min Hee-jin will continue to be good for me.
Don't fight.
I think I'm lucky and blessed that I was able to gather five of these kids.
It's kind of weird to see such harmless kids at the same time. #IdolUp's essence_is_a great struggle_(ft. A fight between mom-type manager and Intel Electronic Property)

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The fact that a press conference itself is more of a well-planned "show" can be seen roughly by those who frequently visit it. A very well-organized press release is a kind of "basic scenario," and the protocol is for the presenter to act as politely as possible within that framework. Usually, a "promotion expert" is the barometer of professionalism to organize and proceed with this process smoothly.

The closer you get to a large company, the stronger and more sophisticated the show becomes. The "authenticity" or "authenticity" of a press release is actually not a matter of debate. This is because reporters are only one participant in the script anyway. If reporters lead the way into "difficult discussion," there is a high possibility that the promotional planner will be fired. It will be perceived as an unscripted disaster, and it is clear that the CEO will be furious.

In order to prevent this, public relations officials must take good care of journalists, familiarize themselves with events, and align some of the "line" protocols. They should eat, play golf, and drink with each other for a long time. This means, please, don't spoil the "show" at the venue.  

1. the rise and fall of an enterprise

The rise and fall of Korean entertainment companies may be traced back to Danseongsa Temple or Shin Young-kyun of the Myeongbo Theater 100 years ago, but the realistic approach is to go to SM Entertainment, which attempted to be listed on the KOSDAQ in 1998. The stock prices of K-pop entertainment companies with a market capitalization of about 10 billion won at this time have all exceeded trillion won, and 25 years later, SM, JYP, and YG are all well over the trillion won mark, and Hive is cruising to 10 trillion won. In other words, it has achieved a super jackpot of more than 100 times. Thanks to this, most major shareholders of enterprises have become assets worth 100 billion won.

Given the changes of the times, it is not strange that the majority shareholders of enterprises have become chaebols. However, it is a problem if the status of the enterprise's players has been upgraded so much as the chaebol, and separation from the public is a problem. Originally, this industry was not this difficult. It was a rugged environment to drink soju, share reviews, and fight with reporters by the neck, but of course, as capital became huge, the company's dignity and hierarchy became thick, and the CEO and the founder rose to the celestial world beyond their reach.

For example, Lee Soo-man, Park Jin-young, Yang Hyun-suk, and Bang Si-hyuk became "Chairman (inspiration)," and professional managers were invited from ordinary companies, and at the same time, it became difficult for outsiders without any sense of power or position to recognize these C levels. There were also fancy management plans and expansion of the octopus's style. It is easy to see if an enterprise is a powerful sign.

2. Capital from PD?

Up until 2014, very few analysts recommended investing in "entertainment stocks." It was similar to investing in virtual currency at present. The number of companies that could be used as a basis for investing was poor. In the first place, there were cases where companies were listed indirectly because they failed to meet the KOSDAQ standard, students were managed with simple receipts, broadcasting had to be free of charge, and proven methods of earning income other than "invitation events" were ambiguous. This is a time when 80 percent of the market was occupied by poorly managed companies that could not even properly "settle down" celebrities' salaries.

This dark period of the entertainment industry was overcome by SM continuously attracting the fandom-centered concert market, YG's Big Bang growing pie, Psy pioneering the YouTube golden market with "Gangnam Style," and JYP's resumption of the traditional golden market of "Japan" with Twice. As a result, the stock price of JP, which was 5,000 won, achieved a new era of 20-fold super-jackpot growth of 100,000 won in 10 years.

Naturally, the center of gravity of the K-pop scene centered on "Composer and PD" shifts to "capital," which slightly reduces the role of star PD. For example, Lee Soo-man for "Girls' Generation," Yang Hyun-suk for "Big Bang," Park Jin-young for "TWICE," and Bang Si-hyuk for BTS were clear colors, and the corporate, organized, and divided "team" gradually produced and managed a new team.

3. Is Newzins a "daughter"?

It seems that Lee Soo-man Ong saw the essence of K-pop's early idol industry as a "road manager." SM had considerable authority over the "road manager." In fact, it is these managers who spend the most time with stars. This is because they were "workers" who were at the forefront of dealing with fandom, dealing with reporters, and sending singers on the stage. In fact, Lee Soo-man Ong himself claimed to be the "manager." From Hyun Jin-young to S.E.S., he raised them by touching them one by one.

JYP and YG seem to have recognized the essence of the idol industry as a "brand." It was a generational gap with Lee Soo-man and a clear development. JYP and YG have clearly established their colors as characteristics of stage manners and star quality. Just by looking at them, JYP and YG stars were different from other companies. The songs and costumes were different. Naturally, the company grew and talented people gathered.

CEO Bang Si-hyuk goes one step further and becomes the first person to recognize the essence of the idol industry as the "IP" business. Anyway, CEO Min Hee-jin becomes a person who views the idol industry as a "manager" from a traditional perspective, on the contrary. As he is the successor to Lee Soo-man, the difference from CEO Bang is clear. Regarding the five New Jeans members, Min's statement that they are "like my daughter" has great implications. This is because the success equation of an idol means "sincere touch" and "thorough management." IP and Intellectual Property become different concepts.  

4. Mom's feelings? Double greed?

Min Hee-jin's "Single Words" at the press conference is the talk of the town. Perhaps the press conference on April 25 will go down in the history of Korean media and entertainment. As if it were not planned at all, I have never experienced such a natural and intense press conference with high combat power. What is more distinct is that reporters played no role. I didn't know what happened, so I could call it a "public conference" rather than a "press conference."

Min was able to take the lead in a more than two-hour "show down" with the public because he purely looked like a "mother on the verge of losing her beloved child." This was more of a mother's screams, not a traditional corporate representative's presentation. And it reached the heart of an avid K-pop fan, precisely watching it. It was an unprecedented event and a desperate match. That's why some accepted the double whammy. It's possible.

In addition, this was possible thanks to "live YouTube" without censorship. These days, all six Korean broadcasting companies and daytime scenes were broadcasted on YouTube. If it were a live broadcast of YTN or the final 10 years ago, the deputy director watching the broadcast would naturally have asked for "stop broadcasting." However, naturally, all the broadcasts voiced Min Hee-jin without any addition or subtraction. It doesn't matter whether it was planned in advance. It was a series of surprises and a triumph of surprises.
  
5. Big company hive?  

Naturally, few had high expectations for the event until 3 o'clock when the press conference was held. However, when a press release that increased my combat power emerged, it was a hive-footed "magic management" article that said "I received shamanic help." It was a very low-quality Matador press release, probably planned by a reporter-turned-public relations office employee. Naturally, it was a plan that imitated the Choi Soon-sil incident in 2016, but it was a handshake close to self-fulfilling.

Originally, the "audit" that monitors civil servants does not release press releases. The audit office of Samsung and SK, both private companies, has no connection with the audit office and the press office at all. It is natural. The actions of the audit office of large companies are due to the fact that every single "fact" causes great damage to the company. They thoroughly block even the slightest clue from being leaked to the reporter. By the way, Hive readily disclosed to the world what he was thinking and the news of Min Hee-jin's audit. In other words, he has an intention.  

Such a structure has never been seen before. If journalists had a "touch," they should have checked Hive's intentions first. However, the advantage of a large company is that a single "press release" can buy the infinite trust of its reporters. Reporters who deny a large company's press release cannot survive. As a result, a "big company" vs. a "mother who lost a child" structure was created, pushed by multiple causes.

PS.

0. I don't think Min's "danger" will negatively affect New Jeans. It becomes clear when you think about Son's relationship with Son. No problems.

1. There is no need for the public to know about the conflict of management rights within private enterprises. Ha