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i don't understand why exp edition decided to debut in korea. i feel like they could have been more successful outside of korea.
first of all, they're not fluent in korean. i don't understand why their company is promoting them in korea. like they speak english right, then why not aim at the us market instead?
second of all, let's face it; their talents are mediocre. mediocre vocals, dancing and stage presence. plus their songs are pretty boring too. in kpop, performances are very important (especially dancing and stage presence) and exp edition are easily overshadowed by other artists. the only reason people know of them is because they're using their skintone as an advantage, they're liteally marketed as "white kpop idols".
in asia they don't stand out in any way, but in other continents they might; if their company gave them catchy songs (in english, a language they speak) and promoted them well, i'm sure they'd have a chance at making it. they can dance to some extent, which could be used as an advantage because artists don't usually dance and perform the same way in the west as in korea/asia so it would look more impressive in the west. also, please change their name... what kind of name is "exp edition", sounds like vaccuum cleaner brand or something.
