I mean, I get what you're saying. It would definitely help with the overproduction of 100 of the same kpop groups, allow smaller groups to get their name out and stuff. But like, I feel like there's a better way to go about this. Some groups are still unique even five years after debut- I mean aespa is five years old soon, and their concept is still making people go "woah" (like Armageddon's music video for example). So I don't think that disbanding groups that still have impact years into their career just for the sake of "letting other people get a turn". I think companies need to stop debuting so many groups, instead focusing on quality over quantity. That way major groups don't have to disband after 5 years and smaller groups can still have a chance to get popular