Okay, for these past months, news about company merging are all over the net.

Recently, companies are merging like SM & Woollim and Cube & iHQ.

Let's start with SM & Woollim's merging. 

They've already kicked off the process as SM C&C has announced a merger with Woollim Entertainment to create an independent 'Woollim Label', whose music will differ from SM Entertainment's sounds with their own color of music and an eclectic lineup of artists. With its connection to SM Entertainment, SM C&C, and other global subsidiaries, a synergy effect is expected. 

In addition, with SM Entertainment's global influence and network, artists now under Woollim Label like INFINITE, NELL, and TASTY will benefit, and their increased global recognition will also raise SM group's total sales and profits.(C)allkpop

When this news pop out, fans are like "Hell NO!" "Please tell me this is not true." ing NO!" "This can't be happening." P.S I'm not exaggerating here. Just stating the fact.

Fans are saying "SM will just use Woollim to get more money." "They will just torture the artists."

Let's say, yeah SM wants to have more money, but guys, let me tell you, in this world you use other people to get what you want. It's up to you if you'll people to use you. And besides, they're doing business here, they care about the money NOT the artists.

About Cube & iHQ.

Cube formed a strategic partnership with iHQ, a holding company specializing in contents, in its mission to become the top entertainment company in Korea as well as become a strong force in the global music industry. (c)allkpop

Fans are like "Cube will NEVER be the #1." "They are trying to take JYP's place in top #3" etc. Woah there. 

Don't you think you guys are over reacting? I mean, they are just doing such to increase their popularity, to increase their income. 

There's nothing wrong if they dreamt to be on the #1. 

Who knows, they might do some strategy to beat the leading entertainments right?

Just recently, YG and C-Jes' partnership

YG Ent's Yang Hyun Suk was seen meeting with C-Jes entertainments's CEO Baek Changjoo somewhere in Seoul near the end of September. This meeting is attracting attention from not only fans but the entertainment industry as a whole, who suspect it might have greater implications than a casual meet-up between two friends. (c)allkpop

And fans are like ". Make this happen please." "Dream come true." "OMG! This is awesome."

And I was like "What the heck with this fans?"

I mean, cmon guys, let's treat companies fair and square.

Let me remind you, JYJ members are former SM artists.

They are doing partnership for money.

I'm not saying I'm against this partnership, it's just, fans are soooo unfair.

If you're a KPOP fan you'll treat/support each one fair.

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