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    1. friedriceforbrunch on

      > South Korea’s four major entertainment companies—HYBE, SM, JYP, and YG Entertainment, are moving to establish a joint venture to create a global festival.
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      > The plan is to hold a festival domestically every year starting in December 2027 and expand it into a global festival touring major cities around the world starting in May 2028.
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      > „Specific governance structures, such as the composition of the CEO and the structure of the board of directors, have not yet been finalized.”

      https://x.com/YGFacts_sprt/status/2044601877015539721

    2. Confident-Knee3833 on

      They saw NCAA conference realignment making a power4 and said hold my beer.

    3. blackflamerose on

      Huh. Interesting. If this goes anywhere I would be keeping an eye on it to see the results.

    4. TravelBeauty20 on

      So…….are they trying to get around SBS, MBC, and KBS? It sounds like they’re trying to compete with the year end shows.

      They want a December festival in Korea, which is cold then. It can’t be a true music festival with multiple stages and overlapping performances in an indoor venue.

    5. Manifesting a BTS-Exo-Red Velvet-Twice-Blackpink album, just for fandom chaos :p

      But in all honesty, definitely hoping for some collabs between these labels as a special album or something

    6. SarahJFroxy on

      Coachella competitor 🔥🔥🔥

      no but really I just know GA tickets are gonna be $1200 per day 🫠💀

    7. Big_Yak5396 on

      cautious yet extremely curious to see what this winds up being. not holding my breath because 3/4 of these companies consistently piss me off but for all of their names to be in the same headline without it outright involving some sort of stock turmoil or fan-waring…….. something interesting will surely come out of this, right?

    8. Efficient_Summer on

      Create a festival that will surpass Coachella. So we don’t have to send our bands there.

    9. Extendableskeleton on

      Wasn’t this something JYP himself wanted to have happen in the future? Am I remembering it correctly?

      Maybe he was the one to head this idea. 

    10. sweet_arachne on

      i mean, i wouldn’t *mind* an event where i can see a bunch of my favourite groups at once. i’m not sure i trust it though, and it’ll probably be a bloodbath trying to get near any stage.

    11. emeraldrose1 on

      Very intrigued to see how a festival jointly run by companies with fairly different performance approaches will operate. However, I can already tell the lineup (and therefore ticketing) will be crazy! I envy any fan who will be able to attend the first iteration 🙂

    12. betchugonlikeme on

      this feels….. important like in 5 years we’ll all come back to this post and be like „damn we had no idea what was coming“

    13. KilluaGaKill on

      I wonder if JYP felt betrayed when he saw reports of HYBE trying to buy Coachella.

    14. i mean it sounds kind of interesting, but tbh the ones who’d suffer most are smaller companies that can barely keep the lights on rn.

      and the cycle would just get worse. nugu groups pioneer something fresh, it blows up, and then suddenly one of the big four makes a polished version of that exact sound and the original gets buried. and now this. imo not great for the *kpop ecosystem*

    15. random_person0902 on

      Could you imagine if they made an album with songs from all the performing artists and groups. The absolute chaos that would be.

      In actuality though, I wonder if they are all just sick of how 3rd party companies run award shows so they decided to fight fire with fire and go by „the enemy of my enemy is my friend“ route.

    16. Planting the seed for a league of Kpop groups, legitimising sportification of kpop.

      RemindMe! 5 years

    17. ExternalRound1805 on

      I feel bad for all the artists and groups from smaller labels. Im so sick of capitalism ruining everything

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