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Wow, what a big get for HYBE! Manifesting a possible j-hope x Tyla collab.
Low-Sink9024 on
HYBE is making big moves man wow
LongConsideration662 on
Watch kpop stans call tyla kpop now that she is under a kpop company
nagidrac on
Tyla hate campaign in 3…2…1…
127ncity127 on
Is Tyla Kpop adjacent?
sappydumpy on
Well definitely didn’t expect that
KpopFashionistasRise on
YAY TYLA MY GIRL!!!!
Mayabotx on
Tyla is crazy talented and I don’t think she’s reached her full potential. Fingers crossed they help her get there.
bookeeper02 on
oh brother, knowing how racist kpop fans can be hopefully nothing bad comes of this
soobinsblackgf on
This reminds me of NCT Africa back in 2021 😭😭😭
LovesDevotee on
It’s both easy and cynical for a rich media company like Hybe to buy an artist like Tyla and spin it as supporting African artists. Let’s see when they sign any artist who hasn’t won a Grammy. If they are moving in this area, it’s because they see a way to extract value from the artists and industry, rather than oh so generously support it.
Hungry-Inspector-842 on
What does this mean? Will she be pushed in the USA, internationally, or in both places?
hydranoid1996 on
This explains why she’s been popping up with kpop artists left right and centre
stellarmacaron on
Tyla unnie´s ending fairy soon! 🫰Joking, but also not, I´d love to see her on Korean music shows!
Also, I remember long time ago Bang PD said that the future popular music trends would be Latin American music and Afrobeats. Hybe Latin America already exists with several latino artists, and now Hybe is working with African artists! Hope great things come from supporting talented artists all over the world!
seven777heavens on
In before hybe tries to debut an all white South African boy group
2enty4 on
This is actually sick, if you think about it, it’s a huge milestone for kpop in general as it’s getting more mainstream attention. 2025 was a huge year for kpop, we had APT, KDH, Katseye and now this
spikeddragon10 on
You might say that’s pretty Smart of them
pussycontrolgonemad on
It looks like HYBE wants to be the first to set up shop in as many regional markets as possible. HYBE Middle East next?
I also anticipate JYPE will announce an African subsidiary next year, since they seem to follow HYBE wherever they go: first in America, then in Latin America and India.
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Wow, what a big get for HYBE! Manifesting a possible j-hope x Tyla collab.
HYBE is making big moves man wow
Watch kpop stans call tyla kpop now that she is under a kpop company
Tyla hate campaign in 3…2…1…
Is Tyla Kpop adjacent?
Well definitely didn’t expect that
YAY TYLA MY GIRL!!!!
Tyla is crazy talented and I don’t think she’s reached her full potential. Fingers crossed they help her get there.
oh brother, knowing how racist kpop fans can be hopefully nothing bad comes of this
This reminds me of NCT Africa back in 2021 😭😭😭
It’s both easy and cynical for a rich media company like Hybe to buy an artist like Tyla and spin it as supporting African artists. Let’s see when they sign any artist who hasn’t won a Grammy. If they are moving in this area, it’s because they see a way to extract value from the artists and industry, rather than oh so generously support it.
What does this mean? Will she be pushed in the USA, internationally, or in both places?
This explains why she’s been popping up with kpop artists left right and centre
Tyla unnie´s ending fairy soon! 🫰Joking, but also not, I´d love to see her on Korean music shows!
Also, I remember long time ago Bang PD said that the future popular music trends would be Latin American music and Afrobeats. Hybe Latin America already exists with several latino artists, and now Hybe is working with African artists! Hope great things come from supporting talented artists all over the world!
In before hybe tries to debut an all white South African boy group
This is actually sick, if you think about it, it’s a huge milestone for kpop in general as it’s getting more mainstream attention. 2025 was a huge year for kpop, we had APT, KDH, Katseye and now this
You might say that’s pretty Smart of them
It looks like HYBE wants to be the first to set up shop in as many regional markets as possible. HYBE Middle East next?
I also anticipate JYPE will announce an African subsidiary next year, since they seem to follow HYBE wherever they go: first in America, then in Latin America and India.