Concerns Arise Over JYP Entertainment’s Musical Direction
JYP Entertainment has recently found itself in the hot seat, as online discussions highlight worries that the agency’s girl groups may have lost their musical edge. Netizens are actively engaging in this dialogue on various forums, particularly sparked by a thought-provoking thread titled “Why Has JYP’s Girl Groups’ Songs Quality Dropped So Low?”
A Shift in Musical Quality
The discussion initiated by the original poster (OP) emphasized a notable decline in the quality of music produced by JYP’s girl groups. Specifically, the OP pointed out how both ITZY and NMIXX have contributed to this sentiment, stating, “It happened with ITZY and now with NMIXX.”
The Legacy of ITZY’s Early Success
Fans have recalled ITZY’s explosive debut with “DALLA DALLA, ” which set a high benchmark with subsequent releases like “ICY, ” “WANNABE, ” and “NOT SHY.”However, recent offerings have led to disappointment as comparisons to earlier hits indicate a perceived drop in musical quality.
Amid these discussions, some fans have stepped up to defend the newer tracks from groups like TWICE and NMIXX. They argue that TWICE’s experimentation in their latest song “Strategy” is refreshing, while NMIXX’s shift towards more experimental sounds is viewed as an evolving journey rather than a decline.
Mixed Reactions from Fans
Comments ranged widely as fans shared their opinions: “ITZY’s case is so bad, their songs lost all their touch, ” remarked one user, encapsulating the frustration felt by many. In contrast, another fan stated, “TWICE’s latest songs were quite good, please listen to them.”
Some fans lamented the apparent disconnect with public preferences, voicing sentiments such as, “It’s been a while, they don’t cater to the public anymore, ” in regards to NMIXX’s recent output. Yet, others praised the group’s consistent musical experimentation and production quality, emphasizing that it feels fresh and innovative.
Others highlighted that while TWICE’s “Strategy” is commendable, there is a growing public interest in newer groups like aespa, IVE, and NewJeans, signaling a shift in trends within the music scene.
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