All posts by Labrain13

Hello to you all.

I have decided that I am leaving this site, because it took away most of my time.

There are also other, personal reasons. But I won't say them for now.

With that being said, goodbye.

P.S. Oh, and... um... if you can, please follow me on Amino... My username is LiaMinina.

And also, you could visit the C-Pop Amino. You can find me there.

Okay. That's all.

Once again, goodbye.

I'm back, after a long time...

I want to ask for your help.

Have any of you ever watched the iQiyi show, Idol Hits?

Does anyone here know the chart system for that show? As in, how they ranked songs to decide which was the winning song of the week?

How did they calculate the digital/physical sales, streaming, live votes, and so on?

It's for something I'm preparing very soon.

Would you be willing to help me, please? I can't understand Chinese very well.

Thank you.

(Sorry for all the excessive blank spaces.)

I first wrote this in July. It's been so long... I had to let it out.

What bothers me the most about C-pop is what it has become.

There are too many trainees wandering around endlessly with no fixed destination. Likewise, in my opinion, there are too many survival shows.

Also, already-debuted artists (soloists and groups alike) have little to no exposure, because their agencies, despite having the resources necessary to promote them or their music, do not count with a schedule or plan to help them do so. As a result, artsts lose momentum and eventually disappear.

As a beginner fan of a C-pop group myself, this worries me. It worries me a lot. It has made me wonder: Is C-pop doomed?

While asking myself how could the industry build a stable business model, I also considered its limits.

First, censorship. It's true that the government imposes strict regulations on the media. They will not allow any content that, in their own words, "corrupts the youth" or "damages their morals."

Second, artistry. There is the risk of creating a product that is too similar to another from overseas and immediately being accused of plagiarism, as China is unfortunately labeled as the "copycat".

Thirdly, work ethic. Artists cannot be submitted to a hostile environment. They need enough rest and leisure time, and an ability to balance both their personal and professional lives.

Taking these three factors into consideration, I ask:

Is it possible to create a viable and effective business model within those limitations?

So I was thinking... NEXT doesn't have a fandom name yet.

So I thought we could call ourselves... Lucky? As in, "lucky seven"?

Because, you know, we're lucky to support them, and in return, they are lucky to have us by their side...

I don't know. I personally think it's a better name than "Nexter".

What do you think?

I am planning for someone to reopen this wiki and become the admin...

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