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CHATBOT: Suddenly Became a Monster Singer-Songwriter - Episode 37 (Music Video) An MNS Entertainment van parked in front of the dormitory. The team members helped Jeong Woo-dam move his belongings out of the dormitory. It wasn't much, but they wanted to help their beloved youngest member in the team with his farewell. "Woo-dam, when you said you were going to be a singer, I was actually worried. You know how there are a lot of news about small agencies scamming people with false hopes? But I knew you wouldn't fall for something like that." Seeing the older members suddenly sharing their thoughts, Woo-dam tilted his head in confusion. They hadn't said anything when they first saw the MNS van, nor during work yesterday, and not even during the farewell dinner where the letter 'M' of MNS Entertainment wasn't mentioned. But it turned out they had been considerate of Jeong Woo-dam all along. "Only we know that you've joined MNS Entertainment. It won't become a rumor in the company." Technically, it was a partnership, but it wasn't the right atmosphere to correct them. They were speaking with such serious expressions. "If it gets out and you don't do well, people will say, 'See, not just anyone can be a celebrity,' and they might gloat for no reason. On the other hand, if you do well, they'll try to leech off you." Jeong Woo-dam was grateful for the deep thoughts of his team members, who were usually all talk. It was still confusing whether they were being serious or joking. "Right. We should be the only ones to benefit from your success, so we need to block everyone else." "Ah." "I'm kidding, kid." After loading all the luggage into the van. "Being a latecomer rookie might hurt your pride since there's a lot of power abuse in the entertainment industry. But just do as you did here. Even if the managers are annoying, you've endured well." "Since you're doing it, succeed!" "Thank you for everything." After the van departed, the manager director spoke. "You must have done well at your job." "I'm not sure." Woo-dam wasn't sure, but the manager director could tell from the way his colleagues had treated him. He was a good person. It was evident. But regardless of his character. 'Was it because I saw him after his night shift last time?' He knew he was a good-looking guy even then, but he had been completely exhausted from fatigue. Now, however, his face seemed to shine. Although he had to drive and quickly turned his eyes back to the front, his mouth didn't stop talking. "Wo...

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CHATBOT: Suddenly Became a Monster Singer-Songwriter - Episode 38 (Battle Power Meter) While traveling in a van, Jeong Woo-dam read an email sent by Mrsquid. -WD! Translated, it said this: Since <Ricorico> has surpassed ten million views, they would like to post a special image on their YouTube community and SNS, and if the address is provided, Mrsquid will send their merchandise. The rest was understandable without translation. 'It's what they always say when they send an email.' They hope that Jeong Woo-dam will choose Mrsquid over other competing channels next time as well, stating that they respect WD and understand the pain of creation, so please reply when convenient. It was a polite way of saying, but it could be taken as a nudge asking when the new work would be completed. Still, the feeling of being recognized was quite pleasant. 'Honestly, I didn't expect to hit ten million.' It wasn't like he had some grand plan when he ventured into the Kawaii base genre. It was just a spur-of-the-moment decision to try something when he got an alto recorder (rare) as an item along with the bass guitar seed. 'What should I write next?' Becoming a K-pop commercial music composer doesn't mean he'll stop writing indie music for YouTube. Even if it's uploaded to Mrsquid and generates revenue, it's still commercial music, but there were other reasons beyond the financial aspect. Composing music builds up fatigue. Especially now that it has become his main job rather than a side job. Instead, Woo-dam relieves his fatigue through composing. So, he plans to write YouTube-exclusive songs as a change of pace. 'I've made eight punk songs at night.' He thought about singing them himself, but three songs were already filled in his 1st mini album. Including the instrumental versions besides <Go>, it makes five songs. That's enough, and he can't just sit on them until the second album. Thanks to the wooden bag, he'll be able to write even better quality punk by then. 'Most of all, it would look good with dance.' If possible, he wanted to sell it to someone who could digest the original retro dance style well. However, not all agencies accept demos like MNS Entertainment, and it's not feasible for Jeong Woo-dam to go searching for targets. 'Day.G would suit a male artist better.' Fortunately, Jeong Woo-dam no longer needs to do the sales himself. He asked Executive Kim Deok-gu. "Executive, can I also use MNS Entertainment's publishing?" "Of course. Are you ordering a track? Or selling ...

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CHATBOT: Suddenly Became a Monster Singer-Songwriter - Episode 41 (The Little Giant) For two days in a row, I found myself at the makeup shop. Jeong Woo-dam was guided by the staff to get his hair shampooed, and as his messy perm began to loosen, he had rollers put in to redo it. Then he munched on toast, which other celebrities often refuse. 'Well, celebrities come to the shop every day, so if they eat it often, they'd probably get sick of it.' But Jeong Woo-dam seemed like he wouldn't get tired of it easily. The toast was moderately sweet with jam, and it was filled with sliced ham and cheese, then fried until the outside was crispy. It was a toast that required a lot of effort. It must have been delicious, as the designer asked him while looking at his expression. "Do you want more?" "Is that okay?" "We usually have a lot left over, so we give it to the nearby merchants." He ate two more pieces. Then, when the perm machine stopped, the designer suggested washing his hair again. There were two options. "Shall I rinse it for you? Or would you like to wash up and come out?" Surprisingly, there was a shower room. It was like a clothing store with fitting rooms, so that celebrities could go straight to their schedules. Yesterday, I only got makeup done, so I didn't know about the other floors. Meanwhile, the manager who had gone to fetch someone while Woo-dam was getting his perm filled the fitting room with clothes, shoes, and socks. "It might be better to wash up now. If the shoot goes long, you'll feel stiff. Change into these after you shower." The person the manager brought was a stylist, and after showering and changing into the prepared outfit, the styling was completed, and another person joined the group. It was for on-site makeup touch-ups during the shoot. It was only natural for Jeong Woo-dam to think this way. 'How does it feel like I'm becoming a celebrity every day?' The coordination and dispatched makeup were more stimulating than staying at a lodging. Not only that, but the van's cargo space was filled with a hanger packed with costumes. It was like a laundry delivery vehicle. Moreover, the studio wasn't far from the shop. So, by the time I moved to the studio first, Manager Lee Gyu-sung had already finished explaining to the photographer. Today, in addition to the album's pictorial, we were shooting profiles for the YouTube home screen managed by MNS Enter and for SNS. Thanks to that, Woo-dam started shooting right away, against a white background t...

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CHATBOT: Suddenly Became a Monster Singer-Songwriter - Episode 45 (Instant Stardom) The listening party was scheduled for 8 PM, but I arrived at the venue by 1 PM for rehearsal. The location was a rooftop bar on top of a building. MNS Entertainment found a sponsor to co-plan the listening party, and the fashion magazine responded with gifts, inviting celebrities and influencers, and securing the venue. Moreover, for a private event, a photo wall was set up in the lobby on the first floor of the building. It seemed to be a grand announcement that there was an event at the top of this building today, and Executive Kim Deok-gu even suggested taking a picture with Jeong Woo-dam before getting on the elevator. "Woo-dam, let's take a picture together." "Ah, yes. That sounds good." In front of the photo wall, the dedicated team posed around Jeong Woo-dam. Everyone stood stiffly like people taking pictures next to a sports star, thumbs up. While checking the photos and laughing, Woo-dam asked the executive, since the photo wall was a bit excessive. "Executive, I'm curious. There are so many articles about me, and I haven't even debuted yet, but the community mentions me so much it seems like it could be viral." Initially, Jeong Woo-dam searched his name when he saw an interview article about himself. But as he said, he realized that the media play was going wild. First, the case of Day.G. [Day.G Finds Their Style in Their Third Year] - There are representative teams that come to mind when you think of 4th generation girl groups. Day.G was certainly not one of them. However, they started gaining users rapidly with their 7th single comeback. Their concept is different from other girl groups. It's pure. The advantage of being a quartet is also evident in their vocal color. The title track "Start Over" is a solo composition by singer-songwriter Jeong Woo-dam... [Day.G's First-Week Sales Record Breakthrough! More than the Total of All Previous First-Week Sales] - The so-called 'music show buff' worked wonders. Every time they appeared on a music show, their music ranking climbed by 100 spots, currently breaking through to 60th place as of 12 PM. The challenges on short-form SNS are also extraordinary. Including fellow girl group Babe and the composer of the title track "Start Over," singer-songwriter Jeong Woo-dam... I hesitantly agreed to do the challenge and awkwardly followed the chorus choreography. Fortunately, my Rhythm & Soul reached a B grade, so I escaped being called ...

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CHATBOT: < Eurodance > It was before the cast and crew of the weekend late-night variety show "ShinjuNol" headed to MNS Entertainment. "Everyone! The music festival is about to start!" The shooting began on an indoor set. The five regular members, among them the main host, discussed who else to invite as guests. The music festival, held quarterly, was happening too often and was becoming a problem. Of course, the guest lineup was already decided, but due to the nature of variety shows, they had to create content as if they were just now trying to recruit guests. "How about that person? The hitmaker of the 2000s." "I know a band member who told me to call them if there's a music festival." There were also talented ballad singers and rappers, female singer-songwriters, and so on. Then, one of the cast members exclaimed, "Ah!" "How about Woo-dam?" "Who?" "He's really hot these days." The cast members looked him up. "He was a vocal coach and an indie composer until recently, then he applied when MNS Entertainment was looking for demos, right? There were 140 demos?!" "So he got picked out of that competition and signed with MNS Entertainment?" "Zion is preparing for a comeback with his song, and the girl group song that's always on the charts these days is also Woo-dam's." He even debuted as a singer himself. "His music ranking is really high too. 24th, 31st, 33rd. It says in the interview that he uploads free music on YouTube, but why are there only music videos?" "Try searching for 'WD'." "Is this it? The one with 16 million and 5 million views?" "...Crazy." They had only heard rumors about who was being considered. They found out the detailed figures by searching themselves, realizing that Jeong Woo-dam wasn't just a new face they had to find for the show. 'Other new faces blew up after appearing on ShinjuNol, but isn't this person already famous?' It's not easy to get on the music charts these days. The entertainment industry is a place where one can shine brightly and then disappear, but it didn't seem like he would be a one-hit wonder. All three of his songs were charting, and Day.G's title track was even higher. "But if he's a rookie, won't he be intimidated by us? He has to learn our songs too." Then the PD boasted about being well-informed in the industry. "I've heard this too, he's preparing to transform into a producer." How much talent does one have to have to become a producer as well? He was a true cheat character. The cast members could almost hear the so...