JYP Entertainment is facing backlash after a viral discussion on netizen forums questioned the declining success of its artists. Fans are concerned as songs from groups like ITZY and NMIXX struggle to break into domestic charts.
The controversy began when a forum post highlighted the poor chart performance of JYP songs this year, despite significant comebacks. Commenters pointed out it’s becoming increasingly rare for JYP artists to land in the top 100 on Melon.
“Other companies’ songs consistently chart in the top 100… But JYP artists’ songs can’t even enter the top 100 in the first place…”
Critics are saying the music feels outdated and isn’t resonating with fans. Some even argue that JYP needs to revamp its production team.
“The music is great, but the company isn’t very good at promotion.”
Fans took to social media to express their frustration, with one person stating:
“Even TWICE was at least at #98 on the chart yesterday, but had already dropped off it completely by today…”
While TWICE and ITZY are popular, many feel their recent releases lack modern appeal.
“Watching their latest one, the song and outfits are too old-fashioned.”
Despite the criticism, Stray Kids remains the only group under JYP still generating substantial success.
JYP staff and the CEO, reportedly missing in action during this crisis, have yet to address the concerns directly. Many fans are left wondering about the future of their beloved groups.
Stay tuned for updates!
See the discussion and fan reactions on Twitter:
For more insights, check the original post on [Pann Nate](https://pann.nate.com/talk/374559100?currMenu=talker&order=RAN&rankingType=total&page=1).
