[theqoo] THE REASON WHY OBSESSING OVER TRAINEES BEING YOUNG IS USELESS

The most recently successful girl group is aespa, and if we look at their debut age…

There’s not even enough value to push a teen into a broadcast.

Can a teen really understand the situation they’re in and that their actions on the show will follow them for life?

(It’s different from a child actor appearing in a drama since they follow a script.

But in reality shows, their actions are exposed based on their own thoughts and decisions.)

1. BP also debuted when the whole team were adults

2. I feel like rather, people are more reluctant to become fans if they are too young…? I’m not sure

3. aespa is still aespa, but even BP, the girl group currently considered number one, debuted with all members in their early 20s. That alone shows that age isn’t a major factor in reaching the top. Yet, some people are still obsessing over things like “youngest debut member” or “girl group with the lowest average age,” obsessing over it way too much. I really don’t get why they’re so fixated on age.;;;

4. I actually would prefer them debuting adults… Both in terms of stamina and mental health, that’s not something young kids can bear..

5. To be honest, I do wish they’d debut adults. From the amount of schedule to self-management, they are all just child ab*se

6. For BP too, when they debuted, Jisoo, Jennie and Rose were all adults no? To be honest, there’s no reason to debut someone that young

7. I rather feel repulsed by idols that are too young

8. Even if they are in their late teens, I feel like doing fansigns and things like that can be so harmful to them..

9. Please send the kids to school…

10. It reminds me of SM’s female rookies, sigh..