The entertainment industry is getting younger and younger.
A 12-year-old Korean girl wearing a short skirt and swaying posture is about to debut.
And good-looking boys and girls are also afraid of becoming famous too late, and the naïve age shows the most innocent side to the public.
How long can the little artists themselves continue to be naïve?
These children don't see their future yet.
The first generation of K-pop predecessors have already interpreted the future of these children for them.
There was once a Korean boy band called "Crystal Boys".
There are many stories of the Crystal Boys.
They didn't become crystal-clear, dusty boys.
Some members have long been dusted, and some are still struggling in this tacky world.
20 years have passed, some of the Crystal Boys are busy as announcers of variety shows, and some have become liars, scolded by fans, beaten by fans, and reprimanded by agents.
The more fans look at it, the more they are fascinated, and they don't know why it has become like this.
The story of the Crystal Boys needs to go back to the '90s.
They were light-fast from debut to disbandment, but were judged as a team that was on a par with the H.O.T group, two of the biggest mountains in the late 90s.
The group was originally made up of six boys.
The reason they can walk together seems to always revolve around a lead singer.
Although this group re-signed a group contract with YG Entertainment in 2016 because of "Infinite Challenge", the second reunion is still the lead singer of Chengye and the lead singer of defeat.
What kind of person is the lead singer Kang Sung-hoon?
Jiang Sung-hoon was studying in Hawaii, when KPOP was rising, and boys who could sing and dance began to receive the "temptation" of this boom.
Can Hawaii's tropical flair really make a Korean kid sit down and read?
Not.
He and another classmate, Yin Zhiyuan, went to the bar to work part-time as a DJ, and actually had two years of "practical combat" experience before debuting.
Jiang Sung-hoon and classmate Yin Zhiyuan smoothly became part of the team.
At that time, there was no too systematic training mechanism, perhaps because the strength was too strong, and there was not much need for training.
The rest of his team members were personally chosen by the lead singer.
Lee Jae-jin, Kim Jae-deok, Jang Shui-won and Gao Zhirong are all candidates decided by Kang Sung-hoon together with the elders.
It is reasonable to say that they are all the candidates chosen by the lead singer, and the feelings of friends should be very good.
Good brotherhood should not make the "crystal boy" who is just red end his mission in three years.
But in fact, that's it.
Gao Zhirong later went to work as an entrepreneur, and he was a man with a mine in his family.
After the dissolution of the concert, XiaoGao went to study abroad and then returned home to serve as the boss of his own company.
Most of the post-"Crystal Boy" story belongs to lead singer Kang Sung-hoon.
After disbanding the group, he began his solo life.
Because I am very good at singing, I have many fans.
After that, the singing began to be wrong.
The first time something happened, fans were very sympathetic to him.
That time, Jiang Chengxun went to prison on the charge of fraud.
Friends confessed that he had been deceived and wronged.
The hundred million yuan bail was made up by several teammates, except for classmate Yin Zhiyuan.
The more Jiang Chengxun sang later, the poorer he became.
The second accident, Jiang Chengxun was reported by fans.
The charge is still fraud.
Fans said Kang Sung-hoon and the heads of his fan club had lied to them.
Kang Sung-hoon's home court raised funds for charity in the name of the 20th anniversary of the Crystal Boy's debut, but it was not used for good purposes.
This gives Kang Sung-hoon a Korean first.
"The first star to be accused by fans".
In fact, who is the head of Kang Sung-hoon's fan club?
It is the brother of Kang Sung-hoon's girlfriend.
And who is his girlfriend?
Girlfriends are the "fans" of his fan club.
That is to say, Jiang Chengxun and his brother-in-law and girlfriend joined forces to "cheat" the girls who loved themselves.
Kang Sung-hoon's girlfriend also has a case.
Her behavior is very "man".
Her case was because she once rushed to the home of Jiang Sung-hoon's agent, Jin Mou, and beat each other up, and was fined about 8700 yuan by the court for scratching the agent.
Of course, 8700 yuan is not a lot, and the money raised by fans is about 600,000.
These amounts may not be enough for Ziyi to say a live show.
Later, the court did not find Jiang Sung-hoon's "fraud", arguing that the money did not define what exactly it was to be used for.
But that's enough to make his fan club complete and dissipate its popularity.
However, the 41-year-old has recently frequently expressed his gratitude and love to fans, saying that now only fans are left to truly love him.
Are there really still fans in love?
His two former teammates, Li Zaizhen and Zhang Shuiyuan, announced their marriage one after the other this month as if they had said yes.
Everyone has gone to pursue family love, and this big brother is still thinking about fan love.
Once the lead singer was supported by a big company.
Crystal Boy has signed a group contract with YG Entertainment, and he not only has a group contract, but also a personal contract.
It was YG who abandoned Kang Sung-hoon faster than fans.
The reason was that Jiang Sung-hoon himself ran out to overseas to hold fan meetings.
YG thought that he had crossed the line to host the meeting in the name of a fan club, so he went to sue the fan club under Kang Sung-hoon's name.
Own agency sues its own artist.
It's the best in Korea.
Kang Sung-hoon's fan club always seems to cause him trouble.
Kang Sung-hoon may think that he is completely right, since he is the love bean that fans like, why should he run a fan club.
Who knows why he's always so aggressively "crossing the line"?
Lack of money is for sure.
I hope that the boys and girls after the "Crystal Boys" can live not so humblely.
It is a luxury to concentrate on singing the songs you want to sing.
Author: Seven words and six beats