Who dominated the Korean Music Industry in 2007? [subbed]

[@CherryBlossomskt]

very informative. the drop of album sales from 2000 is really drastic.

[@jjkkvicfan]

I think the record sales will go higher this year in Korea because of DBSK's comeback.
Also, it was 'rumored' to be DBSK's last year 'cause of the 5 year curse in SM, but if DBSK does good for their Korean album, they might not disband, so I'm pretty sure Cassie will buy their album

[@caprcn88]

I agree. Ever since they left Korea in 2007, the music industry has never been the same.

[@clicheterms]

that's what it looks like from appearances, 'cause they've still got to keep the hype up w. all sorts of shows and ceremonies and whatnot. but the point is that physical sales, meaning albums, singles, cds themselves, are failing. it's been like this for quite some time :|

[@xBubblex1]

In just 10 yrs time, looks how korean music has changed so much.

[@llxpammexll]

rawr! no matter what i'm sooooo gonna buy DBSK's fourth albumm! >:)

[@clicheterms]

good answer(:

[@clicheterms]

ahah, i'm kinda amused that dongbang footage keeps popping up. what exactly did they say about them in the very beginning? it was album sale numbers, wasn't it?

[@Rox95]

is weird that in korea they don't sell alot of albums but they sell more the concerts and presentations 'cuz like US when there is a big hit like tell me, last farewell or girls generation they will sell a lot for that

[@hasaki21]

South Korea is THE most wired(internet) country in the world. So a lot of illegal downloading and thus a huge loss of sales wouldn't be strange.

[@carolinegi91]

big bang!! and omgosh was that dae sung with his shirt off yikes! :)

[@dolcefarnientes]

wow @ the album sales >__>
people, buy your albums! :D

[@clicheterms]

it's sad, but.. i hate that song anyway -__-;;