Perhaps it was judged the individual idols would have better chances with their ecxisting project groups than with whatever their agencies have lined up for them post-, say, Kep1er?
There are so many project idol groups now but, to be honest, we haven't really seen the high batting averages we saw from I.O.I and Wanna One once they returned to their agencies—although of course IZ*ONE bucks that trend.
Also, I just want to say I.O.I really should've lasted longer than a year.
Honestly, that thought also did occur to me too. Kep1er’s concept has been very mixed and perhaps the agencies thought it was better if most of them stayed behind as their solo work wouldn’t have gotten as far. Hopefully this buys them more time to try something that sticks the landing.
Perhaps it was judged the individual idols would have better chances with their ecxisting project groups than with whatever their agencies have lined up for them post-, say, Kep1er?
There are so many project idol groups now but, to be honest, we haven't really seen the high batting averages we saw from I.O.I and Wanna One once they returned to their agencies—although of course IZ*ONE bucks that trend.
Also, I just want to say I.O.I really should've lasted longer than a year.
Honestly, that thought also did occur to me too. Kep1er’s concept has been very mixed and perhaps the agencies thought it was better if most of them stayed behind as their solo work wouldn’t have gotten as far. Hopefully this buys them more time to try something that sticks the landing.