Soll ich meinen K-Pop Idol Traum aufgeben?
Hi, ich bin 14 Jahre alt und will gerne K-Pop Idol werden. Momentan Zweifel ich daran, dass ich es schaffen werde. Ich bin nicht asiatisch, sehe aber asiatisch aus und ich wurde schon mehrmals gefragt ob ich aus Asien komme. Ich kann wirklich sehr gut tanzen, singen kann ich auch gut. Koreanisch und Englisch kann ich fließend sprechen und gut lesen. Dennoch glaube ich dass ich nicht angenommen werde, weil ich nicht asiatisch bin und es werden ja viele Menschen die asiatisch/Koreanisch sind täglich von Entertainments abgelehnt.
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Sometimes dreams are just dreams. This dream has little to do with reality or with any chances.
People who want to become Idol are like sand by the sea, you will not wait for the person that you need to import from Germany as cumbersome and that do not correspond to the current beauty ideal.
In addition, I would really question the flowing language skills without Korean family backgrounds at the age if one considers that it takes up to a flowing level at a minimum of 3 years (for language talented people) with great efforts.
There have already been cases where non-Asian have debuted as Kpop Idols. But if your girlfriend continues to train hard and the skills definitely improved and really really really believes in creating it, she would be good enough to be Kpop Idol. But then there is this problem with their nation. But hard to train and believe in it, your girlfriend should start later. Because she still has to consider if she really wants to be Kpop Idol. Sure to become famous as an artist:in is an unrealistic dream and many would recommend to your Freud not to do it even if it were asian
I can also understand why many recommend not to do it:
If a dream will only burden its future, you should give up unfortunately. But sometimes it hurts to know that you give up your dream, because some feel like a failure(what is wrong!)
Your girlfriend has to answer these questions honestly before giving up:
Yeah, it won’t.
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No, because I know how the industry works and you should not give false hopes.
Swallow Swallow
Then we agree. Great. 👍
Mm-hmm.
You better focus on what you can. Keep improving. Why do you want to pick up some so-called Idoles? And do you really want that? Life in public? Being idol often doesn’t mean you can do something. Just in such a fashion-oriented industry, you can be a star, and two years later will be forgotten. At the age, many people want to become a star. Why? With what goal? Be famous? And share his private life with the whole world? Sry, I rarely say that, but these are false ideas and bad dreams. As I said, focus on their own skills and establish contacts. And when you get there and you want it, it’s good. But don’t try to force anything! What do you think was how many guys at the age of 7 wanted to become a football star? 99.95% won’t be! Many of them have reopened the project two years later!
So DAS should not play a role as a reason for your desire. Yes, your chance to debut as Idol is low. This applies in principle to all candidates, whether Korean or not. It is necessary to be able to clarify this and to deal with the rejection. On the other hand, if you don’t even try it, you might get angry later.
Other reasons should be considered here. As Idol you are a public person with all the disadvantages and both training and career as Idol are extremely demanding. You have to bring a lot of discipline, stamina and also competitiveness and that in a foreign environment. Better reflect on it and set you up a back-up strategy.
I don’t know, I don’t want to judge you like that. I don’t know what it would be like: have dark blonde hair, blue eyes, look European and love Kpop and so but dance, singing and Korean 🤗 😬 that’s why even if there’s nothing you’ll hear you very talented and cool about that you can do all! Would certainly also find something else professional what makes you fun and you can achieve better 🤷 ♀️👍
To compete without Plan B, the chances that you make a career as a musician are just too bad.
This has nothing to do with the fact that you don’t have enough talent or something, but simply that there are only a few who can succeed in the businiess, especially in the long term.
You don’t have to give up your dream, but you should subordinate it to a “normal” career. Whether you transfer cables or pipes, sell insurances, change in hospital associations, teach mathematics, sorgst for law and order etc, you can also make music next door.
Lg, Anna
yes
You or your girlfriend can make it, there are also cultural groups like e.g. B dream academy.
It’s your “I’m not Asian” that could be the problem
Many companies are to debut global groups, with members from all different backgrounds.
It is more a chance and old ding to get the chances into the second round at an open casting are very low, then weighed to come to debut at all are even less. Take dream academy and the global girl groups katseye as an example. Thousands have advertised and a few hundred have gone on at all, then were about 25 in the show and 6 then got it.
If a company forms a new group and sends the casting call out then stand as bits like the year of birth, 5th gen is just on debuting and the idols are partly real young and have been training years ago.
One thing, too, would your parents allow you to move into another country alone in your age only for the chance to create it? How would that look finacious and if it doesn’t work and you come back with a break in school time? If you make it and get into a group that isn’t successful and then you sit there and pay back the rest of your trainees’ debt, how would that work?
If you become a kpop idol, it doesn’t mean that you will succeed. Every year, about 100 groups and 1% of them are known somehow and even then not always really popular. You have to go to an Argentur like SM, YG, JYP, because only then you will succeed, but you need either correct special visuals/eighting OR a special talent they are looking for. Or both is nocb better. And the chance to become a kpop idols is as low as becoming a football star and many guys who want to play football this too, but can’t.
You can try it
Even if they should take you,
Why do you want to give up your life for such a bullshit?
That’s not bullshit
But it is, and a human contempt. In this respect, South Korea is not too far away from North Korea.
It doesn’t change the basic contradiction.
Then you might want to urgently change the employer or look for a job that will make you fun.
Welcome to the life of an independent employee. Capitalism is hell.
Definitely. I don’t know if it was clear with 14. But with 16 I knew a lot about how the pool business works.
Absolutely right, as long as there are enough volunteers to do that…
Yeah, it’s right. But I’m just saying, it’s just a fault.
Well, if you don’t track like those you want, you’ll be exchanged in null Kommanix and usually leave these shops with a huge mountain to blame. It was a couple weeks ago. The individual person doesn’t care about these entertainments.
Bullshit, yeah. That’s what I see. Human despicable? Can you explain that again?