Can you imagine that there are Kpop groups that disbanded after releasing only one song?
Everything seems normal at first glance as many groups also disbanded early due to many
reasons such as lack of funds, internal conflicts or not finding direction.
But there is, however, one question to be raised: why only one song and why did they
disband so suddenly and shortly after the song was released?
Is there any hidden intention behind it?
In this video, we gonna name such Kpop groups that make fans extremely confused and regretful.
POA (Project On Air)
At the top of the list is a five-member girl group under the management of Korean Music
Group and HANDMADE entertainment companies, called POA (Project On Air).
The group was formed through a selection program among 31 talented girls.
What's more special is that this group debuted through a campaign called Anatainer World
Korea - 2022 Pageant, which is part of the marketing campaign "People On Air".
After the competition, the group was formed with five members and operate for 1 year,
similar to many other survival programs.
However, before their debut, the sixth member had to leave the group due to personal reasons
and this may have signaled the beginning of the group's instability later on.
After their debut, the group was ignored and no official video teaser was released.
Instead, a member of the group announced the teaser through their personal Instagram account.
On August 27, 2022, member Kim Soya released a teaser of the debut song on her personal
Instagram account.
The single album includes the main song, titled "On Air (Stand Up)," and its instrumental
version, named Project On Air, which was released on September 21, 2022.
The managing company didn't do anything, so the group members had to release the teaser
on their personal social media accounts and only had one song.
Many questions have certainly been raised, but perhaps the most common one is "What are
they doing?"
It seemed like everything couldn't get worse until December 27th of that year, when the
group leader Yubeen announced the group's disbandment.
But even more surprisingly, this disbandment announcement was made through the social media
platform Instagram in the message section.
Not only did it last less than a year, but a series of important information such as
the debut and disbandment was publicly disclosed through the personal accounts of the group
members, to the surprise of many fans.
Could this be a plan by the management company to cover up some horrific truths?
It takes a considerable amount of money to organize a competition and establish a music
group, yet the management company has done a worse job.
Abandoning the music group that they worked hard to form, what could have made the company
seem to disappear from most of the group's activities and become so quiet?
WhiteDay
The second group on this list is WhiteDay, a three-member girl group managed by WD Entertainment,
a subsidiary of OIA Entertainment & Media.
They debuted in 2019 with the release of a single called "Shine On Light".
Unlike POA, they had a relatively long-run of about a year, during which they interacted
with fans and produced content.
However, their content on YouTube was still quite limited, and by around July, fans only
saw two members active on the WD Entertainment YouTube channel.
Then, four months later, on November 21, the management company announced that the group
would disband, citing the departure of two members, YuJung and Jihye, due to health issues.
Notably, during the four months from July to November, the company did not produce any
additional content.
To this day, the company has not released any more videos since July 2020.
All activities on the company's social media platforms have been virtually frozen, and
their last activity on Twitter was nearly two years ago.
Additionally, the WhiteDay Instagram account was deleted just one week after the disbandment
announcement.
It is known that after leaving WD, Jihye joined a new company called CUP Entertainment and
re-debuted with a girl group called G.I.G under the name GN.
It is strange that the entire company's activities seem to have stopped in 2020 and there has
been no movement after the disbandment of WhiteDay.
Could the departure of some members be related to the management system of the company or
their relationship with the parent company?
Upon analysis, we can clearly see that the company and the music group have encountered
some problems that have caused their activities to gradually stop and led to the departure
of members, not necessarily health issues.
The company continues to train a new music group called WizarD but no longer uses WD's
YouTube or Twitter and Instagram accounts, instead creating a separate Twitter account
for the new group.
Everything related to WhiteDay has been discontinued by the company, including the official accounts
of the company.
So is there any hidden story behind this girl group?
Everything still seems to be a big question mark.
D-art
D-art,
consisting of four members, was formed through the DIMA KPop Season1 competition organized
by students of the Dong-ah Arts and Communication Academy.
After releasing the song "Cinderella" not long ago, the group announced their disbandment,
and two members joined another music group project organized by Dong-ah Academy.
D-art was different from the two previous music groups in that they were chosen through
a competition of students in a university rather than through other strict selection
programs.
Although they said they had debuted, the group only had one song and one solo stage posted
on the DIMA TVchannel during their entire activity.
The four girls don't even have a complete music video.
There is no reasonable explanation for their entire period of mediocre and makeshift activity.
Moreover, besides two videos of the group and some information recorded by websites,
we know nothing more than the group's name.
It is self-questioning why a music group was created, but no attention was paid to what
they did.
Everything was rudimentary and not invested, and the members worked together only to release
one song.
Why did DIMA KPOP make the decision to create this music group, and then all four female
idols had such fleeting activities?
The continuous debut of new music groups in the industry inevitably results in high competition,
leading to the normalcy of disbanded groups.
While some music groups disband without much fuss, others leave behind a sense of regret
or surprise, and some even shroud themselves in mystery.
It is possible that the reasons for the disbandment of these groups are concealed in the shadows,
or there may be secrets that are more astonishing than expected.
Nevertheless, the lack of clear explanations for these occurrences leaves much to the imagination.