A Fake Affair - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - Episode 4
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oh gee this is so interesting and wrong at the same time? like, I know she's not actually married, but he still pursued her thinking that she is. Can't wait for the next chapter! <3
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@juicius Dunno if you read this or not but idols are actually pretty amazing! The idol wave in Korea took off thanks to the PR and good management from big companies behind the idols but they stay for years in the heart of fan owning to the fact that idols are all very carefully-selected and hardworking.
It takes years of dance, vocal and idol stuff training for a trainee to be qualified as an idol (as in being put into an existing group or promoted into a totally new group of idol) in Korea and even after all that, if there is no luck, the person would not gain any popularity and being kicked out of the business. The training regime, as I have heard, is very strict and often require the trainee to squeeze in many additional self-training hours, and talent is a real thing here as there are too many trainees and just that small number of idol groups. The idol business in Japan is a little bit different but the hardwork is also real there.
Anyways, I myself do not like idol music very much, but I admire their talent and passion for their work. If you are somehow interested in all this idol stuff, I recommend reading AKB49 - Renai Kinshi Jourei, not truly serious mind you, but quite a likeable approach on the life of the Japanese idols.
It takes years of dance, vocal and idol stuff training for a trainee to be qualified as an idol (as in being put into an existing group or promoted into a totally new group of idol) in Korea and even after all that, if there is no luck, the person would not gain any popularity and being kicked out of the business. The training regime, as I have heard, is very strict and often require the trainee to squeeze in many additional self-training hours, and talent is a real thing here as there are too many trainees and just that small number of idol groups. The idol business in Japan is a little bit different but the hardwork is also real there.
Anyways, I myself do not like idol music very much, but I admire their talent and passion for their work. If you are somehow interested in all this idol stuff, I recommend reading AKB49 - Renai Kinshi Jourei, not truly serious mind you, but quite a likeable approach on the life of the Japanese idols.
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