enhypen⁷ xdiz⁶
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To my home 🏡
who make my heart feel safe, the voices that comfort me, I hope you have a home like that too. Somewhere you can rest, be yourself, and feel loved without having to ask.
Thank you for being a warm place in my heart and being my saviour 💌
#enhypen #xdinaryheroes
Harin retweeted
"Do you still see me as EVAN?" EXCUSE ME LEE HEESEUNG?!?!?!?😭😭😭 WDYMMM BY THATTTTT??? + THATTTTTT (HOT) SMIRKKK BROOOOOOO
HE'S UP TO SOMETHING I'M TELLING Y'ALL-😭
Yeorobun.... I'm going to deactivate this acc. Will be on my priv. Thank you for your support lovies 🥹 meeting you guys were the biggest thing that happened to me. Idk whether I'll return or not. One last gentle reminder for y'all - please please stay positive no matter what 🍀
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Jungwon:Enhypen is six(korean ver)
Jay:we are six (spanish ver)
Sunoo: instead of getting caught up in a single issue,i think we should accept the unexpected and move forward🆕
Sunghoon:DESPASITO👹
Jake: I'm gay
Ni-ki: I'm also gay
Evan: can'tletyouwalkaway🧚🏻♀️
You know, what we fear, we attract it.... So please be positive. Even if you see a negative post, just think it as a passing cloud, and don't give it your attention. Your wrong focus can lead to painful events. Please remember to stay positive and keep people around you positive
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If there’s one thing I’m absolutely certain of, it’s that HYBE believes in everything... Except music, because music is art, and art isn’t made like that, rushed or created overnight.
They should know that artists need time, rest, leisure, and most importantly, to live without pressure so they can express themselves artistically in whatever way makes them feel comfortable and at ease with how they want to show their art to the world.
So nothing can convince me that it makes any sense for the company to have ENHYPEN release one comeback after another, considering that, for example, pop divas can take years to release their albums, and when they do, the albums are so good that we can listen to the same album for months and even years without getting tired of it.
And that’s the purpose of art, not releasing a song that’s less than 3 minutes long just because the company’s only concern is for that song to go viral on TikTok instead of focusing on the art of the album as a whole. In other words, don’t rush art, and a company like HYBE should at least know that.
So, no... I’ll never think it’s normal for all these comebacks to be released one after another in a single year, knowing that the entire album-making process was stressful and exhausting for the boys, and that they most certainly became overworked, stressed, didn’t get enough rest, and above all, weren’t even able to properly prioritize their health and well-being, which is far more important than any album or any other type of entertainment that the company itself, which should be concerned about and take care of its artists, wants to offer you in exchange for money.
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Proof that adaptations aren’t always bad as long as they’re executed well. One great example is #LovelyRunner, which actually managed to give it's source material a huge boost in popularity.
Lovely Runner was adapted from Kim Bbang’s novel The Best Of Tommorow which was serialized on KakaoPage from 2019-2021. The novel was also released as an e-book and physical book and was later adapted into a webtoon.
The drama’s popularity gave the original web novel’s sales a significant boost.
According to Kakao Entertainment after the drama began airing the number of views for the original web novel increased fourfold compared to before the drama premiered, while it's revenue increased by 8.2 times.
The webtoon also saw a significant surge in popularity. After the drama aired, it's readership increased 3.6 times, while its revenue increased 5.5 times.
And it wasn’t just happening on digital platforms. At Kyobo Book Centre, The Best Of Tommorow even ranked 7th on the weekly bestseller list in the fiction category during the second week of May.
Even more impressive, book sales over the month starting April 9 soared 28.5 times compared to the period immediately before the drama was released.
According to a representative from Kyobo Book Centre before Lovely Runner aired the book was selling only one or two copies a day.
To me, this is a great example of how an adaptation that truly understands what makes the original story special, and then translates those strengths effectively into a new medium, can do more than simply succeed on it's own. It can also introduce the source material to an entirely new audience and bring more people back to the original work.
