Ju Jingyi was in trouble with Siba Media due to contract disputes. The former applied for a handwriting appraisal, while the latter simply sued directly.
The confusion of running away with a bucket
Of course, some netizens are accustomed to preset positions, and now they have made it clear that they believe in one of them. But for individuals, the contract dispute between Ju Jingyi and Siba Media is just a microcosm. The key lies in Siba Media's operating model.
After checking the artists under Siba Media, they can be called well-known artists, but they can only be described as very few. Even if there are only a few, it is probably because the ten-year contract has not expired, otherwise they would all run away like Ju Jingyi .
Of course, there are many people who are willing to spend money to redeem themselves, such as Huang Tingting . It is said that she paid 3.5 million in termination fees in exchange for her freedom. I believe many people will be confused. Huang Tingting is obviously not famous, so why is the liquidated damages so high? So I can’t help but speculate, is this a routine and has become one of Siba Media’s sources of income?
Spiritual prostitution
According to online rumors, there is a clause in the contracts of Siba Media's artists that prohibits love. Once violated, they will be punished. You must know that today is no longer the old society. At that time, artists not only had to show off their skills, but it was also common to sell their bodies. So the question arises, why can't artists in the new era love freely?
The answer is obvious. Artists in the old society sold themselves on the physical level, while some management companies in the new era require artists to sell themselves on the spiritual level. As long as the artist remains single, fans of the opposite sex can treat him or her as a fantasy couple, and the agency uses this to gain profits and swindle fans into making money.
Perhaps this is the reason why there are more and more artists whose works are popular but not popular. It doesn’t matter whether their professional ability is good or not, as long as they have a beautiful face. So as a bystander, I can't help but ask, on a spiritual level, is it considered immoral and against public order and good customs to show off one's charms by leaning on one's doorstep?
The answer is like drinking water, you have your own right and wrong. If you think those female anchors who are sidelined convey positive energy, then there is no harm in the artists who rely on the door to show off their charms. Otherwise, they should be boycotted.
Conclusion
However, one thing is certain, the marketing model that values appearance rather than art has indeed produced huge side effects. Looking at the current Chinese music scene, artists with high album sales basically do not have masterpieces that can be sung in the streets. In recent years, almost all of the hits that have become popular all over the country are from so-called second- and third-tier singers. Isn’t this phenomenon putting the cart before the horse?
In summary, if the operation model of Siba Media is really as rumored on the Internet, regardless of whether Ju Jingyi has breached the contract or not, in my personal opinion, the public should not side with Siba Media. Its existence is a mistake!
personal opinion, don’t comment if you don’t like it. Ju Jingyi was in trouble with Siba Media due to contract disputes. The former applied for a handwriting appraisal, while the latter simply sued directly. The confusion of running away with a bucket Of course, some netizens are accustomed to preset positions, and now they have made it clear that they believe in one of them. But for individuals, the contract dispute between Ju Jingyi and Siba Media is just a microcosm. The key lies in Siba Media's operating model. After checking the artists under Siba Media, they can be called well-known artists, but they can only be described as very few. Even if there are only a few, it is probably because the ten-year contract has not expired, otherwise they would all run away like Ju Jingyi . Of course, there are many people who are willing to spend money to redeem themselves, such as Huang Tingting . It is said that she paid 3.5 million in termination fees in exchange for her freedom. I believe many people will be confused. Huang Tingting is obviously not famous, so why is the liquidated damages so high? So I can’t help but speculate, is this a routine and has become one of Siba Media’s sources of income? Spiritual prostitution According to online rumors, there is a clause in the contracts of Siba Media's artists that prohibits love. Once violated, they will be punished. You must know that today is no longer the old society. At that time, artists not only had to show off their skills, but it was also common to sell their bodies. So the question arises, why can't artists in the new era love freely? The answer is obvious. Artists in the old society sold themselves on the physical level, while some management companies in the new era require artists to sell themselves on the spiritual level. As long as the artist remains single, fans of the opposite sex can treat him or her as a fantasy couple, and the agency uses this to gain profits and swindle fans into making money. Perhaps this is the reason why there are more and more artists whose works are popular but not popular. It doesn’t matter whether their professional ability is good or not, as long as they have a beautiful face. So as a bystander, I can't help but ask, on a spiritual level, is it considered immoral and against public order and good customs to show off one's charms by leaning on one's doorstep? The answer is like drinking water, you have your own right and wrong. If you think those female anchors who are sidelined convey positive energy, then there is no harm in the artists who rely on the door to show off their charms. Otherwise, they should be boycotted. Conclusion However, one thing is certain, the marketing model that values appearance rather than art has indeed produced huge side effects. Looking at the current Chinese music scene, artists with high album sales basically do not have masterpieces that can be sung in the streets. In recent years, almost all of the hits that have become popular all over the country are from so-called second- and third-tier singers. Isn’t this phenomenon putting the cart before the horse? In summary, if the operation model of Siba Media is really as rumored on the Internet, regardless of whether Ju Jingyi has breached the contract or not, in my personal opinion, the public should not side with Siba Media. Its existence is a mistake! personal opinion, don’t comment if you don’t like it.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-