Become an Idol or Become Deceased! [fan translation] P.1

Chapter 66

I had a bad feeling from the first time we met and talked to the management of the agency. The person came from the planning and marketing team of another affiliate of T1 but was assigned as the director this time.

In short, this person is the head of the company's business division, and he has no experience in the entertainment business.

'Fuck.'

Fortunately, the people on the content production team under it seem to be made up of experienced people, who also seemed to be thinking 'what strange things does this bastard mean'.

"Our worldview?"

"All idols who are aiming for a global fandom have a worldview these days. Right? All the young kids... you like things like in the comics and animations."

"...."

There was a strong gust of wind.

Worldview? That's nice.

If you're saying we will release a new song within a month, does it make sense to start by talking about the worldview? Even if it's just a single, we should start talking about the song right away.

Also, TeStar was not in a hurry to see the world.

'We already made our characters and stories known through the audition show, but what kind of nonsense is he talking about...'

As far as I know, the worldview is about giving fans content to be immersed in, but <Idol Co> was already that kind of content.

In addition, the members had already gone through the debut process. Gaining public recognition and positioning was finished.

This means that the agency only needs to produce a popular song, make a sophisticated choreography, and bring costumes.

The worldview could be built slowly while preparing for the next album.

'Has he seen any lectures?'

Recently, as agencies have been appealing for their own independent capabilities due to the stock problem, this guy seemed to have been harshly affected by this as he kept on talking about the worldview like it's a huge hundred-year-old system.

'Since it's your own career.'

What makes it even crazier is that you work hard without knowing it.

"...You mean us?"

"That's right! You guys did well on the show."

The director praised each member while saying that he diligently 'binge-watched' <Idol Co> and made explosive remarks.

"Well, let me tell you now. We are going to do two songs."

"...?!"

"However, at the company we will only be in charge of one song. For the rest, you, the talented TeStar will be in charge of executing it, right?"

Of course, the confirmation and revision is done by us.

"It's nice to do according to the worldview, isn't it? Self-producing!"

Self-produced idols are the trend this and that....

That's right, we want to do everything the people say is good...

The new agency seemed to have taken an 'autonomous and hip' image for themselves.

Naturally, the members were puzzled, but for those of us who successfully finished <Idol Co>, where there was a lot of shady tricks, this wasn't too much.