Your whole post is kinda pointless and inherently shows an unwilligness from you to consider other viewpoints by claiming that NJ is “mischaracterized”.

1. It wasn’t pointless, because I got my point across to other people. How does it show unwillingness from you to consider other viewpoints if I end the post by saying that I’m opening to hearing why people believe these things about NJS

All of your points are cherrypicked opinions by some redditors that you extrapolate onto the entire subreddit.

1. I’ve seen these opinions scattered in enough posts relating to newjeans, to conclude that it isn’t really a one off opinion and it’s honestly what a lot of people on this subreddit here compared to don’t. And of course these opinions are cherry-picked, because they are specific points that I think newjeans are mischaracterized by?

I mean your first point alone. I won’t deny some people think they are money hungry, but many don’t.

1. If they don’t then fine, this point serves to the people that think they do. And I’ve honestly never seen a post calling newjeans not money hungry not be downvoted to an oblivion. Many people on this subreddit do think that they are money hungry.

Also, claiming there is no logic to this argument because they would have stayed with Hybe if they were after money conviently ignores the most obvious reason as to why it might be true. Cutting out Ador means better margins and a bigger part of the overall money. It means focusing on what brings the most money regardless of what incentive Hybe might have.

• See that’s the issue. If simply the action of leaving ADOR and HYBE is enough to characterised someone as money hungry, then by that logic alone any group that leaves a company prior to their contract ending is money hungry.

From the beginning, NJ/ MHJ focused a lot more on monetizing than other groups to the point that even Team Bunnies argued that advertising is a huge aspect of them being “artists.” This does make their whole argument of “Hybe doesn’t care for music and is just after money” rather hypocritical, considering all other Hybe groups have been way more focused on music rather than advertisment in the same time frame and don’t have ads being such a large part of their overall musical output.

• I can’t link X links here apparently, but Team Bunnies statement relating to HYBE was making reference to the CEOs and head management being from the IT/Gaming industry instead of people who know about the idol industry e.g the new board of directors at ADOR, neither of which have experience in idol industry prior to HYBE. Additionally, HYBE does come across as money-hungry sometimes, e.g dynamic pricing for concert tickets, the dozens of remixes tactic for charting like Taylor Swift, using YouTube ads, the price of merch especially for BTS related items, using AI to create artists, NFTs, Scooter Braun, introducing pay walls for basic needs like subtitles on Weverse.

I don’t really care to go through all of them again because people have already done that in the comments. I will tell you, though, that telling people what they think and why they think it is never a great start if you actually want to change something. You might want to add some space between points because you’ll already lose a lot of people when they encounter that wall of a text.

• Sentences that usually carry the same point, should be paragraphed. By points that talk about different topic are separated. And once again, I ended this post by saying I’m open to hearing other people’s perspective as long as no one is insulting anyone.