BTS has been incredibly successful, but the threshold for idol success is actually high.

Since BTS became such a huge hit, the popularity of male idols is indeed receiving attention.

Actually, regardless of whether it is men or women, the reality of being an idol is tough.

It really feels like there is no middle ground. If they become famous, they hit the jackpot, but it seems like there are also a lot of idols who just disappear.

They say the success rate is around 1.6%, but the average contract for K-pop idols is 4.12 years, making the 7-year contract seem meaningless.

It feels quite bitter that chasing dreams can sometimes be poison.

Watching the post-K-pop era ushered in by BTS, I also wonder what the next 30 years will be like.

still The hopeful thing is that BTS's success does not end as a one-off and

It means it continues to be incredibly popular even now!

I hope that thanks to BTS's influence, the next generation will also see the birth of amazing global idols like them.