In China, fans can't donate money to a singer for a concert, and businessmen don't know. They operate similar interactive activities such as meeting fans and singers in a completely commercial mode, and fans have no financial ability to do it. In fact, it's very simple. Our fans are still at the stage of entertaining themselves and appreciating the artists themselves, while fans in Japan and South Korea are consumers, so they have to spend money to appreciate everything about the singers. We download a song and hope it is free. This is the biggest difference. ?
Let's give a simple example. For example, if we invite a singer to come over and sign the sale, we may have to ask the artist for the venue fee, and then we will promote it to you. In Japan, if a company wants to represent a singer, it must first pay the singer a contract to ensure his activities. In China, no company will pay first, let alone guarantee that there will be such a hot venue after paying these investments. This may be the problem. ?
When meeting in Korea, fans will give artists a lot of things, such as TV, refrigerator and other household appliances are the most basic, as well as car packages, even daily necessities, and things that can be given to the singer's parents. . . . . ?
It can be said that as long as they give everything, they can think of almost anything. It's not that many groups chip in to buy things, but that a fan will give it to one of them. What China fans want most is "please give me something for the singer", not what they want for the artists. Every time I contact my fans, they almost always say to me, "Sister, please do me a favor." . . . . . "I think this gap is too big. If I were a singer, I would like fans who gave me something first, right? ! She gave me gifts and cared about me. Of course, I am willing to give him my signature CD, my video and other things, and I am willing to share them. And we China fans are still stuck in "What do you give us first? We ask for free listening. "After that, I'm not sure if I have the ability to spend money on concert tickets. . . . As a business model, of course we are at a disadvantage. Korean companies believe that although they have a large number of fans in China, they can't make money from them. ?
Turn from cool and light music?
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