the life of a young solo artist, who owns bighit entertainemnt
you see the realities of balancing work , school , life , relationships, mental health and schedules.
It has been a long few weeks of consistent work...as always. it's what I seem to notice every time I analyse my last few days.
But today is an important day in the Korean entertainment market
It is the day that Hybe and Mnet accept a truce. I didn't want to. We were fine without them. They need us, of course. But the company really wants to engage in a truce in order to further profits and performance opportunities. They initiated first contact and over the last few weeks we have been finalising our companies and subsidiaries' contracts with them. But they have finally been signed and I am happy to say it works in our favour a lot more. I am not even required to do anything in particular but to allow them access to all IPs relating to me and allow them to repost performances. So... the usual.
It was around 10AM when i was ready to leave for our PR meeting. Of course, this is not what will be reported. It will be reported that we are only just starting to enter negotiations...which is partially true as the specifics are still to be finalised.
the meeting was with Mnet CEO, who i personally had not met yet. But i care for him regardless. i am just going as a front for the company, as the CEO of course.
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I wanted to wear something both formal and casual. So I wore t a set with a turtle neck top.
We headed out a little late but got there on time.
We took the photos, sat through the meetings and then i finally left.
I looked at the press statement that both companies released and rolled my eyes. I hate this industry sometimes. I looked at the photo that was released too. I looked taller than the CEO of Mnet lmaooo. I turned off the company tablet and then asked David to drive me to the Diamond Foundation's headquarters in Garasugil.
We got there and I walked inside. I had a few meetings about my new project. Today we were setting the rules for the project and how it would operate. The meeting was about four hours long but it was really productive.
I was then told that over the past few weeks the location was nearly ready to be seen as it only had a few finishing touches left.
As the location wasnt far from the Diamond Foundation HQ, i asked david and his security staff if i could just walk there with the staff from the meeting. He didnt let me because school kids were out and everyone was out for dinner, also as that photo from this morning was released, people had memorised my outfit so i would be easily spotted. We dont want that as the project is still secret.
We drove for about 30 seconds to the site and i saw the workers who were still there working. They let us in and it was really well done. I will sure to give them a tip once the project is done with. I spoke with the staff about miniscule details and things to notice. Additionally some places were branding and marketing opportunities existed. such as little photozones or such.
