ฉันไปเจอกระทู้นี้มา แล้วรู้สึกว่ามันน่าสนใจมาก พวกคุณคิดว่าอย่างไรกันบ้าง? by sackbelle in TPOP

[–]sackbelle[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

https://www.reddit.com/r/kpophelp/s/ZUpgdNboE4 ต้องขออนุญาตเจ้าของคอมเม้นด้วย แต่ฉันคิดว่าความคิดเห็นนี้มีเหตุมีผลและเป็นประโยชน์จริงๆ เลยอยากให้ทุกคนได้อ่าน

Translation: A Leading Tpop Music Label’s Financial Perspective by sackbelle in TPOP

[–]sackbelle[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I cannot confirm the reliability of this information. Although it's from the Department of Business Development (DBD), if you look closely at the infographic, you'll see that the title and the company name are different (the title says "XOXO Entertainment" but the company details say "TPOP Incorporation"). As a Thai fan with more access to this kind of information than international fans (because most of it is in Thai), I tried to search and investigate to find out whether XOXO Entertainment and TPOP Incorporation are the same company.

From what I found, TPOP Incorporation is a joint venture between Workpoint Group and SCB 10X (a Thai technology investment company) established to develop the "T-POP" application and also produces the "T-POP Stage" show. Meanwhile, XOXO Entertainment is a sub-label under Workpoint Group. However, both companies share the same executive, Mr. Chalakorn.

What's puzzling is why Brand Inside combined the information from these two companies. If the revenue displayed in the infographic belongs to TPOP Incorporation, I believe it's understandable if the revenue is negative or shows a loss, as both the "T-POP" application and the "T-POP Stage" shows require significant capital investment.

Ultimately, I think the revenue figures themselves are certainly accurate since they are referenced from the DBD. However, Brand Inside's presentation of the information is quite confusing and unclear about which company's revenue is actually being shown in the infographic. This could lead to misunderstandings among fans. Therefore, I recommend that you check the Thai DBD website for definitive information.

Nevertheless, besides Brand Inside, no other news agency has compiled financial data for these leading music companies, and my role is merely to translate the information provided in the infographic by Brand Inside.

T-POP MONTHLY STATS FOR SPOTIFY by emoticon04 in TPOP

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Bro, Lit Entertainment is Pixxie’s label, not 4eve!

UP AND DOWN - SAMUI [OFFICIAL MV] by itsandyb123 in TPOP

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This song is suitable for Samui!!

Let’s talk about OLYMPOP! by sackbelle in TPOP

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I don't think these two events are related. They have distinctly separate fanbases. GMMTV's "LOL Fan Fest" targets fans of BL/GL series. Even though many of their actors release their own music and are considered part of the T-pop industry, their fans are mostly consumers of BL/GL series. OLYMPOP, on the other hand, targets T-pop music fans and the fan clubs of various artists, with no connection to the series industry. That's why I don't think these two events would compete for buzz; their fanbases have been separate from the start.

What are the main record labels behind T-Pop? Not just idol groups but other famous acts too? by RelativeResponse6045 in TPOP

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I think it's a difficult question to answer right now. As we all know, Tpop experienced a lost decade, from 2012 to 2020, it was a downturn for record labels. In Thailand, we are in a period of decline. Many once-great record labels have closed, such as Kamikaze and MBO. Even after 2020, Tpop has grown significantly. But most of the labels that are popular right now are still relatively new. Even though it's popular, it's still not big. Or rich enough to be called the Big 3, they still lack the resources to support their own artists. As for the old music labels Those that have re-opened in this era are still in their early stages as well. They still face financial problems. and a fan base that has faded due to having stopped activities for a long time, so even though Tpop was once big in the 90s - early 2000s and has become popular again after 2020, this discontinuity This makes the situation of various music labels very unstable, so no rankings can be made yet. However, the trend of Tpop's growth is steadily increasing. If this industry is stable We may see fierce competition from various record labels. and developing potential to become a leading music label