What happens to Unpopular kpop groups! #kpop #shorts

Unpopular K-pop groups face low pay, long waits, unpaid bills, and debts, revealing harsh realities behind the industry.

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Key Takeaways

Unpopular K-pop groups endure difficult working conditions and low pay.
Financial struggles are common, including unpaid bills and debts.
The industry has harsh traditions that impact less successful idols.
Supportive agencies can alleviate financial burdens by waiving debts.

What the video covers

Unsuccessful K-pop groups often perform first on major shows like Music Bank.
After their stage, they must wait hours in a hallway for popular groups to finish.
They greet the PD only after popular groups wrap up.
Payment is about 100,000 won (~$80) per entire team, not per member.
Many idols go long periods without pay, leading to unpaid dorm bills and utility cutoffs.
Some members use balconies as makeshift refrigerators due to lack of electricity.
If groups disband, idols may face debts from training and debut expenses.
Good agencies are those that waive these debts for their idols.

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How much are unpopular K-pop groups paid for performances?

They receive around 100,000 won (approximately $80) for the entire team, not per member.

What challenges do unpopular K-pop groups face after performing?

They must wait for hours in a hallway for popular groups to finish before greeting the PD, often with little pay and financial struggles.

What happens to idols if their group disbands?

They may face debts related to their training and debut expenses, which some agencies choose to waive.