Lee Soo Man says he has more than 600 staff teams working to create one song for their K-pop groups
He explained in an interview withIt takes about 600 staff teams to create one song for a group, and it took a long time to build the process of creating more than 200 songs per week. Culture technology is creating content that everyone can enjoy while networking just as NCT is being created all over the world."
According to the interview, Lee Soo Man introduced that SM has systemized and developed the 'casting-training-producing-management' method. He explained that this method has become the manual for SM Entertainment, and that is how the organization of SM has formed.This generation is a time when 'Play2Create' is very important.
In response, K-netizens have expressed their concern and criticized that the quality of SM songs is depleting, possibly due to the method of creating 200 songs per week and the dependence on technology in creating these songs.
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