SM Entertainment is a company known for housing numerous famous artists and idol groups, ranging from the first generation until the current fourth.
However, a supposed management issue came to light after people observed how the albums' distribution seems rushed, leading fans to express their complaints about the comeback scheduling.
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Companies in the K-pop industry have always had their target audiences' expectations fulfilled, while maintaining good management.
But in this case, fans can't help but wonder what is transpiring behind SM Entertainment's management. The concern around the album distribution occurred during this year's winter and fall.
SM Entertainment is one of the pioneers of the Hallyu wave and is a relevant inspiration in shaping K-pop to this day.
Unfortunately, tweets from the web caught the fans' concerns.
As for WayV, Weishennies have been waiting for more than a year. While the comeback will be this year, the members shared they didn't know their comeback's exact release date.
Junjun 💭 The might before yesterday, we than received the official announcement time, I’m excited as you guys 😂
— 俊俊 ☁️ (@xiaojun_xdj) November 22, 2022
No, it was yesterday night
During the live I really don’t know about it 🥲 pic.twitter.com/pXh7d1Ro67
Schedules can be packed all at once or delayed indefinitely. Monster rookie girl group aespa, who made a huge following since debut, received minimal promotions in this year's comebacks.
With a large fandom and successful group progress, no wonder fans would question the current management system in SM.
something is going on sm internally. their planning for all their groups is a damn mess. they’ll have no one releasing for months and then everyone is tripping over each other to comeback at the same time. https://t.co/sDHM7eY7Ay
— 𝖘𝖞𝖉 🎧🛸👽 (@_SUSHIFREAK) November 17, 2022
sm always been a mess but this year they fucked up so bad..how the hell 127 and aespa only got 1 comeback a year..the fact that 127 alr went on hiatus for a year doesn't make sense to me and aespa a 2 years old group need more promotion but sm keeping them in the basement https://t.co/KLH6mqzR96
— ℐ (ᵐⁱˢˢⁱⁿᵍ ᵉⁿʰᵃ) (@acetaeyonq) November 18, 2022
With all these latest concerns, fans look forward to seeing the company's management improve. Not only will this help them manage their fans' expectations but can also enhance album distribution and promotion quality.
What do you think about these concerns? Let us know in the comments!
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Written by Riely Miller
