walang perfect agency sabi nga nila at yun nangyari sa sb19 that's makes them stronger . i guess yun sinasabi mong toxic environment sa kanila nagbigay sa knila ng motivation to continue

base sa google, under ShowBT Entertainment,. not sure if nag Debut ung dapat grp nya

Yes

@@patriciaanndelatorre42 if under ShowBT PH baka isa sya sa dapat na members (leader) ng KAIA

@@bemmj9325 ngayun ba saan na under ang KAIA ?

@@barangayrakenrol753 from what I know under Sony Music PH na sila. Umalis na ata sila sa ShowBT PH

Hope un ibang company maglabas ng group na di kulang sa training,kumbaga pahinugin muna nila bago ilabas 😊

Pero ang reality, pag may umaangat may mga nanghihila pababa

May crab mentally ill Kasi Ang mga iBang Pinoy

​@@erikapadua1824True. Lumalaki kasi ulo ng fans pag umaangat lang ng konti idols nila, ibababa agad yung nasa taas na. Tapos meron ding fans na ayaw malamangan ang idols nila kaya hinihila pababa ang mga sumisikat na iba. When the truth is, all we ever wanted is PPop to rise. Hindi ba pwedeng magkaisa na lang at wag magpataasan ng ihi? After all, iisa lang naman ang hangarin natin.

mali..freddie aguilar, april boy, 90's band esp. Eheads charice, nora aunor, Sarah G. ( nakita ko sya malapitan nung nag start sya common pinoy looks) ben &ben too many.. meron silang tinatawag na "mass appeal"

​@@missywishy-wb3neiba na panahon ngayun kesa dati kase ngayun pati yung mga international artist masasabi nating ka kompetensya na rin Ng local celeb dahil sa internet Sarah g is Filipina beauty yung mukha but her posture the height yun din lamang nya sa ibang local performer and she can sing and dance very well

@@missywishy-wb3ne freedie, april boy and eheads - songs nila nagpasikat sa knila... Charice Nora at Sarah contest sila nagdiscovery at development ng mga agency. But reality is kahit dati pa if may looks ka, mas aangat ka majority yan. 2-10% lang nakakalusot ng may talent lang ang puhunan if marunong ka pang gumawa ng kanta mas maganda

un lalaki yun first auditioning nya sa dream maker ng ABS-CBN with MDL Korea tapos nakadiscover ulit sya sa iba na

Japan system sinunod nla sa viva

@@HanaJoyceCejuela anu ba system sa japan na sinunod ng viva? just curious

Gobyerno pa rin ang sisi? Not local support? Have you analyzed the first Halyu waves? O naka-base ka lang sa current? Walang government support ang mga Korean entertainment industry from the 90s to early 2000's. Nagbigay lang sila ng support nung pumatok na ang Korean Entertainment Industry. Kaya pumatok ang Korean Entertainment Industry ay dahil muna sa local support, tapos na-market muna within Asia, tapos na-conquer nila ang other regions. Regarding BINI: Never nakapag-sustain ang ABS-CBN at STAR Magic ng mga P-POP and OPM groups. Magaling lang sila mag-hype at mag-market sa local scene... never in an international setting. Nasa track record na nila un... Look at BINI as an example. Kung hindi pa nag-hit ung kanta nila with "Patropiko", do you think they would continue them? Ang ganda na ng simula nila with "Da Coconut" at halos kasabayan sila ng SB19 sa pag-debut but they never sustained it. Marami pang ibang grupo from years ago pa na ganun na ganun... Why stick to an old school management system? Walang mangyayari sa OPM and P-POP kung same style at same system lang sa pag-manage ng grupo.

i think skill wise and talent pa rin look at sb19 zero to becoming something organic ang pag usbong nila without sb 19 paving the wave will ppop will rise i dont think so dahil may naunang ppop sa sb19 pero waley! ng nalagay ang sb19 sa billboard us doon na!

​​​​@@saturn2fireThe reason for the Hallyu Wave in the early 2000s was because of the govt policies implemented to strengthen their entertainment industry. It was not the other way around. This was a subject in a news documentary. Here's a link to one of the these mini documentary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ7Ohn-IfayUapIsi=o-eO-BNXpKwVNlQR With regards to Bini and BGYO, it was the first of it's kind, based on the documentary they made themselves. So they started training in their teens with the end goal of competing internationally as pop groups. Which makes sense why their debut was an English song. The link for this statement can be found in one of the videos of the One Dream reality show they had.

@@jaustmike9001 Wrong on the Hallyu Wave. Both the video and articles (kahit si Wikipedia) stated that the government started to enact and provide budget to their entertainment industry in the late 90s because of the initial rise in popularity of Korean popular culture within nearby Asian countries. Meaning, locally supported by Koreans which they marketed first with nearby Asian regions. This is the first generation of the Korean Wave, also called Hallyu 1.0. The official first generation began in China during the late 1990s, and consisted primarily of the spread of Korean television programming in Chinese markets. We all know that there were programs that were popular way before that in non-chinese markets in Asia. Etong time na to BEFORE politics legislated to give the budget to the entertaniment industry as part of "cultural promotion", walang support ang mga programs na to. Once legislated, the already existing productions or past completed programs were re-marketed with the help of the Korean government through that budget. Just think about it... even before the government supported the entertainment industry, the Korean entertainment programs (music, tv, films) were already gaining popularity LOCALLY first and then to the nearby asian regions (namely ASEAN, HK, TW and JP). Lalo silang nag-boom nung napansin ng government nila na nagboom sa mga chinese markets kaya binigyan nila ng budget to promote and market in CHINA. So, why can't we do the same even before asking government help? That's what SB19 did and still currently doing. BINI and ALAMAT are starting to go that route as well WITHOUT government support pa. So bakit sisisihin ang government?

@@jaustmike9001 So what if BINI and BGYO were the first of its kind? Does it give STAR MUSIC (ABS-CBN) an excuse NOT to promote and market BINI and BGYO? So what if their debut was an English song? Does it give STAR MUSIC (ABS-CBN) an excuse to snub their artists? Naging hit ang "Da Coconut" pero nung di pumatok ung "Born to Win", di na masyadong nabigyan ng exposure, marketing at budget support ung BINI. Saka na lang ulit sila napansin ng management nung pumatok ung "Pantropiko". Kung di pumatok un, palagay mo ba gagastusan pa ng ABS-CBN ang BINI? Kung matagal ka nang BLOOMS, dapat alam mo yan. Ang problema kasi sa mga big and major entertainment management companies eh kelangan pumatok muna ang mga artists bago nila suportahan. Pansinin mo... VIVA and GMA are NOT that different with STAR MUSIC. SAME old management style, SAME marketing strategies, SAME mindset. ALAMAT went through the same.

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