Hey there, have you heard about the recent revelation from ILLIT member Park Minju? It’s got everyone talking!
So, get this: during a livestream, the members were discussing their salaries, and guess what?
The moment when the livestream was cut due to the members discussing their salaries was revealed! Can you believe it?
Now, everyone’s curious to know just how much they’re getting paid.
So, here’s the scoop: Park Minju spilled the beans about their salaries, and it’s pretty interesting stuff.
Apparently, the members discuss their current salaries, and it turns out that the salary is divided by a fixed amount, which determines their monthly earnings.
But wait, there’s more! They also receive bonuses—yeah, you heard that right.
Now, these ‘bonuses’ aren’t just handed out randomly. They’re decided based on the success of their activities, as well as how much effort each member puts in.
So, if someone works extra hard and brings in more success, they’re likely to get a bigger bonus. It’s like a little extra reward for all their dedication and hard work.
And get this: bonuses were usually not unexpected. The members could figure out which activities garnered the bonus, which sometimes increased their salaries.
It’s like a little added bonus on top of their regular pay, you know?
But here’s where it gets really interesting: for some rookie groups, the bonuses alone received back then were way more than their current monthly salary.
Can you imagine that? It just shows how much the industry has evolved over the years.
And get this: a senior BE:LIFT Lab Entertainment agency employee admitted that back then, K-Pop group members used to have a lot more work to do. Yeah, it wasn’t all glitz and glamour like it is now.
But here’s the thing: during the first few years of launching a group, the members’ motivation wasn’t about the salary. They just wanted to be idols—they were living the dream!
But here’s the kicker: Park Minju feels that at times, the group has lost members because they couldn’t sustain a living from just being in the group and its salary alone.
It’s a harsh reality check, you know? It just goes to show that being a K-Pop idol isn’t all rainbows and butterflies.
Oh, and here’s something interesting: all members would receive New Year’s bonuses back then. It’s like a little extra something to ring in the new year. Pretty cool, right?
So, there you have it—the inside scoop on ILLIT member Park Minju’s revelations about salaries in the group.
It’s definitely got everyone talking, and it just goes to show that there’s a lot more to being a K-Pop idol than meets the eye.
But hey, they’re living their dreams, and that’s what counts, right?