Brave Girls has recently become a complete hit and has been dominating the charts for three consecutive months. In fact, before that, brave girls were only the least famous of The many girl groups in South Korea. The life span of the Korean girl group is extremely short, unless you are popular, the limit of the girl group is 30 years old. Brave Girls is unfortunate to be one of the many women's group retirees. In February of this year, the girl group has begun to prepare to pack their bags and return to their respective homes. In the words of a parent, 30 years old, what to do and what to do. But then things reversed, and brave girls were completely on fire, topping the Korean charts for three consecutive months, more than girls' generation. And the popularity of brave girls has pulled out the special condolence history of the Korean army, asking who gave your life in the summer? You would answer that it was air conditioning, but if you asked Who gave Han Jun's life? Definitely not the President of South Korea, but the Korean Girl Group.
Brave Girls was already in a state of separation before February. Their performances basically belong to the state of retired old cadres, and the members of the female group are idle to take a second-level barista certificate. Mixed for so many years, all thirty and standing, still living in a dormitory for four people, the bathroom is a collective bathroom, eating only seaweed wrapped rice. It can be said that this girl group is not much better than the MLM den. But by chance, a netizen uploaded their single "rollin" to Youtube, and then the single stayed on the Korean chart for three consecutive months. It is even hotter than blackpink, which is now popular in South Korea. But you look back and think, such a small girl group in South Korea is really like a cattle feather, you said that suddenly there are brokerage companies for them to invest in the list for three months, this is not very realistic, right? Later, I found out that this girl group played the "love card", and the people who played the list for them were all real people online. All are South Korean veterans. It can be said that brave girls are their youth.
The Korean women's group has a tradition of condolences, and it is estimated that everyone has seen it on the Internet. But there aren't many people like brave girls who punch in everywhere. Brave Girls have traveled 3,000 miles throughout South Korea, whether it is the capital Seoul or a remote island. There's a platoon stationed there, and brave girls will perform there. In such a palm-sized place as Korea, brave girls toured more than a hundred shows. Because brave girls are so diligent, for many Korean soldiers, they basically rollin after breakfast, rollin after lunch, and rollin after dinner. Rollin accompanied the entire youth of the Korean soldiers who grew up with this girl group. It's like when you were a kid, the things you liked weren't mainstream in society at the time, but when you grow up, you find that he actually has to sell on the streets. It is not that the trend of society has changed, but that your wave of people has become the backbone of society. This brave girls fire is for this reason.
There are certain reasons why the Korean women's group has become the life of the Korean army. According to the South Korean Constitution, all young men between the ages of 18 and 28 in South Korea are required to serve in the military for 20 months. In order to escape the torture of military service, many young South Koreans prefer to renounce their Korean citizenship. According to a survey by the Ministry of Justice, 80 percent of South Koreans renounced their citizenship in order to escape military service. It was only in 2018 that the South Korean government allowed some unimportant troops to use their mobile phones. And there is a time limit. We can understand the intentions of the South Korean government. After all, the mobile phone is a moving target from another point of view. In order to solve the spiritual needs of the Rok army and maintain morale. The South Korean government has been practicing a labor culture since the 1950s. At the beginning, the ROK army engaged in a cultural and labor corps similar to ours within the system. These cultural troupes conducted cultural and artistic performances in various units. By 1996, South Korean Defense Minister Kim Dong-jin set this tradition into a system. Because Korean stars also want to be soldiers, many stars are willing to become literary and artistic soldiers.
After becoming literary soldiers, these stars can get a salary of 110,000 won, which is equivalent to a high-class soldier. In addition to ordinary holidays, these soldiers can also get an additional 150 days of non-living in the army. Therefore, being a literary and artistic soldier can be said to be a win-win situation between the Korean government and celebrities. However, everything is not clear when it comes to money. The South Korean government's excessive scheduling of star performances has been criticized by society. For example, after becoming a soldier, Kim Tae-woo said that he did not want to be arranged with countless performances that exceeded his wishes. What's more, because the portrait rights and sales rights during the military period are all owned by the Ministry of Defense. These stars became "donkeys of the landlord's family" and were pulled to perform every day. And all the CDs made were sold to fans. The South Korean government only paid 110,000 won, but the money made was innumerable.
Because these stars became the cash cows of the South Korean Defense Ministry, they received unique treatment. Because a singer gambled in the Philippines during his service, he destroyed the image of the Korean army. Finally, in 2013, the literary and artistic soldier system had to be abolished. Although the system has been abolished, this is the spiritual sustenance of the young people of the Korean army. In the words of the Han army: "In a place full of silver-gray sweaty men, the Korean women's group gave me the courage to spend the day." They even shouted privately that they were "loyal to the country, loyal to their superiors, but more loyal to girls' generation." I don't know how loyal they are to the first two, but their fanaticism for the girl group is written in the video. Because of this, the South Korean Ministry of National Defense can only allow civil society groups to enter the military.
But the South Korean Ministry of National Defense belongs to the iron rooster, and the Original South Korean stars only gave 110,000 won, and now it is not okay to pay for it without money. The Ministry of National Defense invited all the little girl groups that were unknown, and the girlhood could only live in the dreams of the young people of the Korean Army. And because these little girl groups do not have much popularity, it is also excellent to be able to perform in the army. South Korea launches dozens of girl groups every year, and not many can survive for five years. There are even fewer hard-working people like Brave Girls. The Stellar girl group, which debuted with brave girls, disbanded as early as 2018. And Stellar has left only one work on the Internet. Therefore, the little girl group would rather lose money than go to the military camp to gain popularity. Some of the most famous women's regiments in the barracks were called "commanders in the army". Of course, there are still very few lucky girl groups like Brave Girls. But compared to grabbing fans with dozens of girl groups, the army may be a good way for them to rise. This kind of girl group culture of the Korean army should continue for a long time.
Author/Lonely Cold Light
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