Why K-pop still needs small agencies
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Quick summary- 18, one exchange offered a clue to why the five-member group has struck such a chord with the Korean public.
- 2When Rescene appeared on MBC's "Omniscient Interfering View" on Aug.
- 3Member Woni recalled a time when becoming an idol had seemed financially out of reach.
When Rescene appeared on MBC's "Omniscient Interfering View" on Aug. 8, one exchange offered a clue to why the five-member group has struck such a chord with the Korean public. Member Woni recalled a time when becoming an idol had seemed financially out of reach. "I thought only rich people could become idols," she said, before explaining how encouragement from the head of her agency, The Muze Entertainment, gave her the confidence to pursue that dream. The company's chief, for his part, said he
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