Lee Soon Kyu feels a little angry in his heart. Co-author, you, the captain, have also been fishing recently. Um... why do you need to use the word "ye"?
The thing about Sika is one thing, but this time on the way to the United States, he actually pushed silly T to a dangerous man. The captain really didn't know what he was thinking.
"You really don't know about Sika?" Sunny calmed down and asked Taeyeon.
Taeyeon blinked and looked at Sunny. How could she not know anything about Sika? What she didn't know was whether Sunny was asking the question personally or whether Teacher Li Xiuman was questioning her behind her back.
"I still know something about Sika's situation, but..."
"Just what?"
"I don't know how to tell the company yet, and I'm not ready to discuss this matter with Sika."
Sunny looked at Taeyeon and felt a little sorry for this little silly girl. Do you really think that by dragging her like this, you can avoid offending the two parties? Let’s not talk about the company, but this is Jessica.
Jessica Jessica is a rather special being in the group. With her American nationality and her seven-year status as a trainee in the company, she can really be regarded as Miao Honggenzheng.
But where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, especially in a place like Korea that likes to form small groups.
The trainees are divided into groups. Those who have returned from abroad do not have to deal with the domestic ones, and the domestic ones are divided into those from Seoul and those from outside Seoul.
So although Jung Soo-yeon was the senior among the trainees at the beginning, her background destined her not to become the captain of SNSD.
Because the company that came back from the United States was not sure that she could stand firmly on the company's side, there were not many means to restrict her. Even though those economic companies are usually very arrogant to artists, when it comes to the United States, they still have to kneel down.
Of course, Jessica did not act recklessly because of her status. She always supported Taeyeon from behind.
During Girls' Generation's Black Sea period, Taeyeon and Yoona worked tirelessly to maintain their popularity by running schedules, while Jessica also silently endured most of the anti-attacks.
It can be said that during that period, Taeyeon and Jessica, the two eldest sisters, were carrying the burden of Girls' Generation together, which is why Taishi CP was born. Sunny saw this.
"As for the company, have you thought about how to talk to Sika?" Sunny gently stroked Taeyeon's little head, "Also, have you ever thought about why you and Sika have become more and more intimate in the past two years?
Alienated?"
"I...I really don't know." Taeyeon lowered her head and murmured. Do you really don't know? Of course she knows.
"Actually, I think you, Taeyeon, owe Sika an explanation."
"Mo?..." Taeyeon raised her head and looked at Sunny in surprise. She knew the meaning of this sentence very well, but she never expected that this sentence would come from Sunny's mouth.
The turning point of things happened in 2011. Due to the previous TVXQ incident, Girls' Generation's contract with the company was revised. Basically, it will expire in 2014, which is this year, but this does not include Jessica's contract.
contract.
In the past, girls' contracts were more or less too long, but a 13-year contract like Yoona's is simply outrageous.
Jessica's contract was a five-year contract that would expire in 2012. So at that time, the company hoped to modify and extend Jessica's contract to keep it the same as other members.
But Jessica had different ideas at the time.
Why? The reason is very simple, because the average lifespan of a girl group is only about 5 years, which is far less than that of a boy group.
Girls' Generation had already reached the top at that time, and it would inevitably decline in the future. Although everyone made a lot of money and became rich little women, these were not all Jessica wanted.
Jessica is called the Iceberg Princess by outsiders. In fact, this is just her appearance. On the inside, she is a very simple and kind-hearted person, which is the same as Taeyeon.
But the difference is that Jessica is still a person with a strong heart and persists in pursuit, which is different from Taeyeon.
Taeyeon is relatively sensitive and fragile. To put it bluntly, she is a good-natured person who is easy to bully. This kind of personality is very beneficial to the unity and stability within the group in the early stages of their debut.
Anyway, Girls' Generation didn't have much say in the company at that time, and the leader's responsibility was to appease the members.
But the situation is different today. Girls' Generation now still has a certain say. To put it bluntly, they can request some resources from the company or give members future development plans.
Jessica just hopes that everyone in the group can have a good future and develop, not just as an idol. In that case, even if everyone is no longer together in the future, at least they will be worthy of their past efforts.
Jessica doesn't want everyone to gradually become obsolete after just 5 years of debut after everyone has put in so much, and eventually goes home to get married and have children.
Taeyeon's idea is to hope that the time together can be as long as possible, preferably forever. This is the most beneficial to Girls' Generation. Even if it is a sacrifice, it is worth it. This can be regarded as an explanation for their long-cherished wishes.
The original intentions of these two people are not wrong, but their different perspectives lead to different attitudes towards the company.
At that time, Taeyeon represented the company to persuade Jessica to modify the contract and extend it for three years, and Jessica agreed without hesitation.
But she also made it clear that she asked Taeyeon to try her best to obtain resources for the members of the group, especially the future planning, which must be detailed to everyone. This is what the leader should do.
But has Taeyeon done it? Of course not, the company just wants to make more money by taking advantage of Girls' Generation's popularity.
President Kim Young-min is an out-and-out capitalist. He is very aware of Taeyeon's weakness, which is that he cares too much about the integrity of Girls' Generation.
"This is Girls' Generation now, it will be Girls' Generation from now on, it will always be Girls' Generation." Taeyeon's mouth was blocked.
So gradually, Jessica became more and more dissatisfied with Taeyeon. This is not accurate. It should be said that she became more and more dissatisfied with the company.
Because from that time to now, the company's resources for Girls' Generation have gradually decreased. What's ridiculous is that none of SNSD's top five vocalists have a solo career.
This is Girls' Generation, other girl groups have solo plans 2 or 3 years after their debut.
However, this year the company is launching a new girl group, and even FX's resources cannot be guaranteed, let alone Girls' Generation, which debuted earlier.
What Taeyeon didn't expect was that Sunny, after seeing through all this, would stand firmly on the side of the group without any wavering.
"Arasso, but what I don't know is, what should I do?" Taeyeon reached out and hugged Sunny, resting her little head in her arms and rubbing her.
"What I mean is that we should support Sika unconditionally. No matter what she wants to do, we owe her this." Sunny said firmly.
"This is also my sunny idea and has nothing to do with my uncle or the company."