host did a good job, he’s also a fan of kpop so it helps in his favor

@@axsb I agree. It's these kinds of questions that help us have a deeper understanding of them.

rooking girl group doesn't get that chance from the start

and who says they have to keep doing that. @@epikh1gh536

not yet but can wait till time is right.

​@epikh1gh536 they should be allowed, especially as kg already was in the industry. I seriously don't understand why, that's just a waste of talent jypapi

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 that is how the industry works. Girls don't really get the chance until later unlike boys

I just think she should of been cut with the other 2 14 year olds, because that is too young. Also I despise fans who defend minor idols when they need to release that 14 is too young and the west are not as accepting of minors as they once were!

Isn't she like 19?

@@tv-21 she's 14 mate

Kaylee is still too young for that. Let’s wait a few years first

​@whatever6455 u guys are really making an issue with her age🙄

​@whatever6455 I don't understand why Kaylee made the final lineup when she is too young, also this is one reason why she brings more cons than pros. I hate the fans who defend minor idols! The west also isn't super accepting of minors in the industry anymore, so I can't see them getting as big as twice. Let alone the fact that their debut didn't do too well with only 3 million veiws and I hate that I'm in a powerless position to actually put them on hiatus until Kaylee is older

​@@lostangel5100don't you release that debuting minors is only a burden? I don't think they bring any pros. They'll still be talented when their an adult

@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 Are u stupid or what🙄u are noone to decide whether she will debut in vcha member or not🙄and its kaylees life she can do whatever she wanna do.She have her family's permission.U are noone to judge🙄kaylees knows better what she want to do with her life so shut ur mouth and stop give ur stupid reason to hate a 14 year old kid who just want to pursue her dream

They literally just debuted. And if you actually watch their lives they are super close and fun with each other. They are in a professional environment and acted accordingly.

​@@thenicenoonaI don't understand why companies think that debuting minors is a good idea though? Also why are fans so defensive of minor idols?

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 Because if they have the talent and parental support -- which Kaylee does -- then it's not YOUR place or ours to have an issue with it. This is part of a wider cultural backlash to people like you who believe we need to lock people in a bubble until their 18th birthday and then turn around and complain that the current generation of youth is "infantilized". You're painting a broad brush and we hate you for it.

Nice to see someone not a have a 14 year old as their bais for once

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 If you're not comfortable with minors debuting in K-pop, it's best to simply not engage with their content. Voicing complaints doesn't change the industry standards and everyone has the right to pursue a career at any age if they choose to. respect their decision and focus on what you prefer instead. Im sure she is aware of the challenges and still decides to debut, we should trust they are prepared and support their choice or move our attention elsewhere, pls stop complaining, i respect idols debuting at any age, even if i did not, i would not go yapping to everyone..

@Gabstarnow_KJG why do you think that voicing complaints dosen't do anything?

@Gabstarnow_KJG but we CAN do something about it though. The whole powerless position fans like to put themselves into is so twisted. kpop is a capitalist industry and the consumer holds the most power in the end. Companies want to make a profit and if debuting LITERAL CHILDREN is not profitable for them and instead is even damaging them, they will stop. The problem is that people don't follow through with their outrage, it is always a scandal and a news headline for a few days when a company once again debuts someone extremely young, and then people just forget aout it. If you are truly concerned about children being thrown into this exploitative industry then boycott the groups that are debuting children. Kpop companies major motivator will always be money, so if the money is not coming in, they are forced to change. ALSO NOT SUPPORTING A COMPANYS DECISIONS AND VOICING DISSAPROVAL IS NOT BULLYING, it's hoenstly concerning how much that line gets blurred nowadays in kpop. It is important to hold companies accountable for their actions.

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 Because first off, some fans are ride-or-die and will back their faves no matter what. And airing out complaints might be like talking to a wall if the folks you're telling just don't care. It might be more effective to take it up with the company directly since they're the ones calling the shots. Or if you're just looking to vent, find someone who's on the same page as you. Sharing with them could be more satisfying and impactful..

Kaylee should not be your bais wrecker, nor made the final lineup! Because 14 is too young! but we CAN do something about it though. The whole powerless position fans like to put themselves into is so twisted. kpop is a capitalist industry and the consumer holds the most power in the end. Companies want to make a profit and if debuting LITERAL CHILDREN is not profitable for them and instead is even damaging them, they will stop. The problem is that people don't follow through with their outrage, it is always a scandal and a news headline for a few days when a company once again debuts someone extremely young, and then people just forget aout it. If you are truly concerned about children being thrown into this exploitative industry then boycott the groups that are debuting children. Kpop companies major motivator will always be money, so if the money is not coming in, they are forced to change. ALSO NOT SUPPORTING A COMPANYS DECISIONS AND VOICING DISSAPROVAL IS NOT BULLYING, it's hoenstly concerning how much that line gets blurred nowadays in kpop. It is important to hold companies accountable for their actions.

2 of the members are already adults with 2 more becoming adults this year. I can't see them getting very big in America tbh

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 So you are telling me, the only way the artists become very big in the USA is to start as a teenager? You are wrong! Megan Thee Stallion got really big when she released her first single at the age of 24. Dua Lipa debuted at age 22. Unless you are pervert, you are only attracted to young kids.

​@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621keep crying

@@Nopebrbra Why are you so defensive of minor idols?

​@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621you are the being pressed and defendsive, lose