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Do Filipinas make good mothers?
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Do Filipinas make good mothers?
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Yes! If you have the talent, you should definitely go for it. Most K-Pop agencies have widened the range of ethnicity that are allowed to be trainees in their company—as you can see from recently debuted K-POP groups such as BLACKPINK (Lisa is from Thailand), TWICE (Momo and Sana are Japanese) But I won’t deny that you would face even tougher challenges if you were to follow down this path —as compared to the Koreans. Not only would you have to learn to speak their language, you would need to pay more attention towards their beauty standards as well. Koreans are very particular towards how their idols look. You can’t be too skinny and neither can you be too fat. You might even be required to undergo plastic surgery if your agency so feel that your beauty is not “there” yet. You would also need to learn more about their culture to have a better understanding about them. There are some things that you need to be more particular about; some things that you can’t do as it would be considered disrespectful. Eg, you cannot dress to provocatively. And what may seem as the “trend” may result in misunderstanding. You would also be not able to date as some agencies have a dating a ban such as YG Entertainment. But this is purely to avoid scandalous rumours from arising. An idol’s reputation tend to be easily tarnish when they indulge themselves in a relationship. As you can see, there are alot of things that you need to take note off. Hence, that is why there are a bunch cases where foreign members tend to leave the group. Reason being, they felt as if they were unfairly treated by their agency/companies prioritizing the Korean members more than the other members. Eg, former member Kris, Luhan, Tao from EXO and Jia from Miss A. But I hope this doesn’t dampened your dream if you so badly wish to become a K-Pop idol. There are instances where foreign members succeed in their group as well. Eg, Lisa from BLACKPINK is highly popular among the other Korean members. All the best, sweetie!
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As I wrote under same question, but asked by English white woman. This is what I answered her: You would need an agency. But who would accept total stranger and put money in you? Why do you think that many idols are in debts?Everyone starts from zero, but if their songs, albums, concerts don’t gain money, the agencies just disband them with high debts. Not everyone is successful.If you’re older than 15, there’s barely a chance they’d accept you. The idols go through trainee programme which takes years. Where they have an assurance, that you will earn as much money as they put into you?Korean fans may be very angry that you are a foreigner who tries to steal fans from their K-idols. And who wouldn’t be when in Korea it’s so hard to gain popularity. Monsta X and even the popular BTS live from international fans. I’ve heard that BTS isn’t as popular in Korea as outside.If you don’t have perfect appearance, you’ll be judged for your look.Debts, stress, no sleeping, health problems, stalkers, pervert men fans, media, too mini skirts… Is it the life you want?And I forgot to write her about 6th point – you have to know Korean on native level. That’s not everything of course. The Korean entertainment industry isn’t as easy as people thinks. The only plus for you is that you’re Asian. As you see, e.g. Lisa and Bambam ain’t Koreans and yet they’re in Korean industry. So the sentence from the 3rd point “Korean fans may be very angry that you are a foreigner who tries to steal fans from their K-idols,“ might be different for you.