[KMB Drama Division Split?] [Will the Internal Fight Between Monday-Tuesday and Wednesday-Thursday Dramas Be Fierce?]
The internet news outlet Seonyang dia was abuzz with the recent news about a split in KMB's drama departnt.
There was definitely sothing going on, whether it was intense internal competition or so other reason.
"It's all about factions."
Han Seon-ah turned her head at the dismissive comnt from her fellow reporter.
"They say PD Baek Tae-soo is the leading candidate for the head of the second drama division. From what I gathered during my last investigation, he went to the sa university as the KMB president."
Seoul Baekcheon University of Arts. One of the top schools in South Korea for anyone pursuing a career in broadcasting.
So, Seon-ah's colleague speculated that the president might be backing the second drama division.
"That makes sense..."
Seon-ah agreed. Baek Tae-soo was in charge of The Grand Ga. And the current head, Ha Tae-oh, was pushing Sky Garden.
At this point, it didn’t take a genius to see the competitive dynamic between the two divisions.
"You can tell just by watching the trailers. The Grand Ga had way more investnt put into it."
The problem wasn’t just that. It seed like there was a sudden reshuffling, as the quality of the Sky Garden trailer felt lacking.
Or rather, it felt like the production wasn’t quite up to par. Though it did include most of what needed to be there, the overall feel was lacking.
"Must be disappointing for you, huh?"
Her colleague gave Seon-ah a sympathetic pat on the shoulder. Everyone at Seonyang dia knew she was a fan of Seoyeon.
She frequently wrote articles whenever Seoyeon was active.
"Not everything can be a hit. She had a big movie success, and the drama is doing okay. That’s enough to be satisfied with."
While it was ant to be comforting, it was true. Seoyeon was enjoying her current popularity in broadcasting because she hadn't had a clear failure yet.
Whatever she appeared in did at least decently well. The na Ju Seoyeon carried weight.
Whether it was dramas, movies, or even variety shows. Even cable variety shows had benefited from her influence.
"I don’t think Sky Garden will flop. It seems interesting enough."
With that, her colleague stood up, holding a warm Aricano, ready to brave the chilly weather.
'...'
Seon-ah felt the changing season as she fidgeted with her pen. The end of the year was approaching, which ant award season was near.
Film awards, entertainnt awards. It was the season for celebrities to gain recognition.
'Seoyeon will surely win sothing.'
Her colleague might be right. Seoyeon had already shone brightly this year, so Sky Garden didn’t have to be a massive success. And it didn’t seem like it would fail, so there wasn’t much to worry about.
However, as the year-end approached, people tended to rember the most recent hits. If The Grand Ga beca a big success, the awards Seoyeon was expected to win for Dream Future could end up in soone else’s hands.
Sky Garden didn’t need to succeed. But Seon-ah hoped it would.
Because it would cent her position even further.
"And also..."
Seon-ah began typing an article about the recently released Sky Garden trailer. Although it initially seed underwhelming, a certain YouTuber had drawn attention back to it, giving it a second chance in the spotlight.
With over 1.4 million subscribers, his influence was substantial.
'I should be grateful.'
She had already watched the video by Han Bongsik, a YouTuber with the sa last na, which made him oddly relatable.
Anyway, as he ntioned, Sky Garden had a cable drama vibe. Whether that would work in its favor or simply seem unfamiliar remained to be seen.
"The song is so good!"
"KMB, release the soundtrack now!"
"It’s perfect for working. It’s so calming that I can focus well."
"I listen to it while studying. It’s great for concentration >
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