@freshcut@readysetgo I've been critical of korean talent agencies opening up offices in Vietnam and try to create a Kpop inspired V-POP group over the years. With two active Kpop idols that are doing ...

Don't know which section I should post this, so I thought I would do it here. NewJeans is the biggest group in Korea at the moment with vietnamese Hanni who is born and raised in Australia. A Viet Kie...

I frankly think the govt and some people were too harshed on him. He could have just edited the suicide part away and replaced with another scene. But the question is now: Do you think he will return ...

@weenie Only in countries like Japan, Korea, China and Taiwan. 

@thanggalang Is it that popular? I think most of Vpop songs are just meme that goes viral on sosical media platforms like TikTok. Which is not a bad thing, like the 1 Phut Hon that went viral through ...

@vietzone You're right, vietnamese culture is more relaxing than Korea. Also, very few are signed to a agency. Almost all Vpop artists have their own self-made company. But the elephant in the room he...

@vietzone Foreigners will find Vpop appealing and the music good, but my main point is it's more like a one time thing and they will forget the artist. Because of lack of consistency in almost everyth...

@canabee11 I know and also the lack of consistency in their music style and how active they are. International people will find Vpop songs cool and modern when hearing the first time, but they will ne...

I just heard Son Tung M-TP newest song and it's good. Catchy tune all though too much autotune and great production. But I don't think Vpop will take off like Kpop or even Jpop for that matter in glob...

Anyone remember SGO48, the vietnamese branch of the japanese AKB48? They were the newest foreign group to debut in Vietnam and also the only one to dissolve after only existing for three years. The in...

@thanggalang Yes Kpop companies are mega corporations that are vastly ahead of anything in Vietnam. Maybe only the vietnamese govt can rival them lol. Sorry to say this, but it's the truth and reality...

lol who ever wrote this article has little understanding about Kpop. None of these Vpop companies are even close to SM, YG and JYP. They are probably closer to a small korean company by standard.

@dear_bae True. However, I would rather a big company made a Vpop sub-unit that is a part of a larger Kpop group. Even if the group didn't get any huge success in Vietnam, they can always fall back to...

@thanggalang I don't think they do. If you look at the bigger names outside M-TP, Erik label is called ENS Entertainment and I don't see anyone except him as their artist. So ENS is basically is just ...

That explains why so few companies exist and most Vpop artists are self-employd or have their own agency. I notice this a lot with soloists. Chi Pu for example is with GOM Entertainment which is basic...