Maybe management made Jay Park leave as well. It is owned by CJ&M. Jay probably did not like the route it’s heading to, and even though he is CEO, he still does not have 100% say, so he left and made more vision

This makes sense to me. If it is true, must suck to have the company you built up break down like this and have no say or control over the situation

Pretty sure after all the backlash from his drop for DNA remix, they forced him to step down. They can't carry on without him. He is the glue

Yup

Actually it’s kinda true. Jay park play a major part in AOMG!

He did make aomg the powerhouse it was

JYP block jaypark because he wants to be the only jay park name in industry lol😂

He has new company now he already signed with jessi and chunha so I guess everyone will be going there😂

Same goes to 88rising for example. They all had their run, hard to stay at the top forever

Jay has another label now though why go back

frrrrr

But AOMG was pretty big. One usually doesn't need to be deep in khh to listen to one of their artists

Everything went downhill when Jay Park left

They were actually pretty successful

@@hooraayyikr 2016-19 AOMG and even H1GHER were killing it.. I am not a K-pop fan but was heavily into KHH😅

honestly i could see that happening, since her and B.I are really good friends i woulden't be suprised if B.I offered her a deal, since he has already taken in reddy and Leo

@@ito1466 If she joined him, I'd really look forward to whatever music they made, Their collabs, and what he's written for her are some of the tracks I listen to most.

Actually 131 is pretty bad at managing its artists like the staffs can't even upload the songs on streaming platforms properly .a False collab song between B.I and a russian artist was uploaded on streaming platforms and it took several days for the staff to notice. 131 current CEO is more focused on her another label . So Lee Hi should go to Epik high's label or Windfall entertainment (The Rose's label).

@@kokhant-jq7xi true true but let's not forget they are just recently taking in artist like reddy and Leo so hopefully they will become better at managing their current and future artist

@@kokhant-jq7xi Maybe dean's label could be an option

Right

Exactly. CJ&M ruining the vision they had, so everyone slowly left

What are you talking about? They signed with CJ not that long after the company was founded, and everything was just fine all these years. In fact, thanks to CJ the AOMG artists were able to appear on a lot of tv shows. The problem started when JP left since he was the very pillar of the company, and then DJ Pumpkin leaving was also a major blow.

@@idemandapeach Because thing change, they signed under the premise that all creative music decision will ultimately still be up to AOMG, but since CJ is after all a public company, what the shareholder wants and interest will eventually be at the top, so if the shareholders sentiments change and they wanted more money and less freedom for AOMG, they can't do anything about it, hence probably why Jay Park stepped down, and then everyone started leaving, that should be a good giveaway.

Wrong. You know nothing

Because everything start going down after he left

I mean.... Jay created AOMG and Higher Music. Also shit started going downhill when he left

They were probably trying to make it look like he was a problem and people left because they didn't like him. This channel is good for that

@@LovelyKissess I'm in full agreement with u .

uhm...he FOUNDED aomg?

Same

Jessi is terrible im sorry...jay trying the best and she doesnt know what she wants

H1GHR music is still good the one who left doesn't left because they have conflict they left because they are now successful and have their own company

She's lucky the Live is still functioning with Ravi on the blacklist.

Was she going to?

@@justacutie5201 it was rumored in the news that she was likely join AOMG.

@@justacutie5201 she is with TheL1ve, though that might not be much better considering its founder Ravi is in legal trouble for trying to duck military service

@@justinnyugen7015apparently if u look deeper into it that’s not what actually happened

They more than likely use part of their Mon and search for investors/stakeholders for the rest. And starting a business even with connections and resources already established isn’t always easy but it can help make things easier than if you had no connections or reputation established. With the industry being a saturated as it is, only the ones who stay focused and really put foot to payment will succeed. That means meetings between potential clients, investors explaining your vision, funding etc. if they can’t do that as well gain a stabile foothold so that any future artist of theirs has an actual platform/space to grow their craft then they won’t last long. They might not even get up off the ground with it. However you never know a lot of these artist now a days have degrees in possibly benefiting areas. So maybe they might know some business maybe not. Only time will tell.

im confused 88rising has been around almost as long aomg and has been popular?

88rising is an american company they can't be the "new aomg"

lol they lost all the best roster they got

@@curiositykilledthekat woow rally!! i had no idea??? girl ik obviously i didn't mean it in that way

@@Vmeen08 Their big names are still there, no? Rich Brian, NIKI, BIBI, Atarashii Gakko, Joji, etc. Artists like Chungha, Jackson and joji just also have another label (e.g. More Vision, Team Wang and plummcorp, respectively) as well, but they're technically still a part of 88r - although they (Chungha especially) haven't really done anything with them in a while, to be fair. I haven't heard any news about Higher Brothers in a minute, but IIRC they're still a part of the outfit, just focusing on solo stuff I think

He wanted something new

Watch the video. He left those labels in 2021. Literally says it there. He only has More Vision, which he started some time after leaving AOMG and Higher Music in CJ E&M's hands. You wouldn't be so confused if you watched what you commented on.

Both aomg and h1gher were very stable in his hand. He can afford to manage 2 label at the same time.

CJ E&M has acquired part of AOMG like 8 years ago, any business needs an exit plan. Everyone at AOMG has gotten their sweet money now focus onto the next thing.

Everything was because he wants to help, provide, and elevate people around him and making platforms where they are free creatively and Individually to do so. Because he weren't as fortunate at JYP and Sidus HQ - He initially wanted to work and collab with people that he wanted to without having it decided. Reason for H1ghr Music (2017): (in Jay Park's KZfaq Originals docu-series "Chosen 1") He weren't allowed to expand AOMG worldwide (likely because of CJ & others on board) - Meaning that he couldn't sign ppl from outside kr. as he wanted to bridge gabs culturally by having artists from Seattle & US to Korea & Asia. He had people who he'd worked with / mentored and at the same time wanted to help out the seattle music scene or at least be part of it. - That's why when you look at H1ghr's history, it already had people signed from the beginning like pH-1, Sik-k, Yultron, GroovyRoom, Woogie, Phe Reds (who's part of Jay & Cha cha's bboy group AOM), and seattle artists Avatar Darko/28AV, Jarv Dee, and Raz Simone. At the end of the day, it also made it more convenient to seperate from "veteran" (AOMG) and "Rookies" (H1ghr) and because of the number of people suddenly joining. Jay got more freedom and simultaneously could make a platform for new artist and uplift/elevate them to "the next level" hence why it got it's name H1ghr. As for why he left as CEO AOMG (2013- Dec' 21) and H1ghr (2017- Dec'21): Like the Creator of this video said, Jay had expressed that he might want to leave soon and he is considering to retire some day. Another thing is, that around that time - he felt as it being the right moment for him as there weren't "more he could do" as a buisness man and CEO at these places and that all artists had come to a point where Jay felt was "self-sufficient" to leave but not completly. Creator didn't mention that while he decided to step down, he would actually not leave them entirely but would take on an advisor role for his labels. He could still be part of them, help them, and all that he'd done but weren't in charge of the buissnes side or being their CEO - alot of artists under those labels still calls him their boss even when Jay wants to be adressed/ treated as a regular honorific title like "hyung". And it's still something he stands by, as he'd been by both labels around his birthday this year, performed/ worked with these labels' artists. He stepped down around december of 2021, and you see him at festivals afterwards perform with AOMG artists or H1ghr, Had a set on Rolling loud Thailand and brought H1ghr with him, and in recent weeks was part of H1ghr music's party at a club and helped with announcing LilBoi as their new artist and gave his H1ghr chain to lilboi. lastly for More Vision: Not only is this where his last musical career chapter will be and where first of all wants to finally get more music out and likely have his last tour before he then decides to retire from music. Jay had expressed for years that yes, he would retire soon, but had also at one point (2018 if i'm not wrong) that he would love to start his own idol group, where he would do it with his own spin on it (probably change the view on how idols and trainees are "built") and he got that oppotunity to do so with help from partners ( NOT CJ, But with KAKAO) He has showcased his dancers more, and a lot of these dancers like HolyBang and MVP has been his dancers since when he went solo (those dance crews has gone under different names, but a lot of the members been the same), but mostly were on his stages/sets performing and now has use of this new venture aswell. Sorry for the lenghty comment. I didn't know ahead of time that i would yap that much. My take for Jay's duty as CEO under AOMG/H1ghr ending and taking on More Vision: Essentially it comes down to Jay watning to help and provide people with oppotunities to grow and make music, which he; I guess in his mind couldn't do or didn't make sense to have him be these artists "caretaker, safety net, mentor" for, but he still wanted be at a distance close enough to still be there - Then gets this new purpose (More Vision) to help out new artists and build up trainee program and eventually set up boy/girl groups in the coming years.

I thought he was under h1er probably spelled that wrong music?

@@brennathecatlover4360 jay park was a CEO of both AOMG and h1gher music

​@@brennathecatlover4360It was JayB but he left I think last year or 2 years ago

@@thaaatsenoughinternetfortoday no I meant yugyeom I forgot which one he was under

@@Ahgase7for7 ohhh okkk

Yes on march this year

@@thestarshinesobrightly thanks for the info. I was wondering why has she been so quiet after only released one album. Hope to hear from her soon

@@eslnter yeah. After releasing one album and releasing single each for every year only. They didn't even promote her work. aomg makes yg looks better 😂. Maybe she need to make her own lable to manage her

@@thestarshinesobrightly ye YG definitely did a better job. All her promotion in YG were very successful.

@@thestarshinesobrightly Or maybe YG is a bigger and known company compared to AOMG which is mid size.. They will always overshadow mid size companies especially a hiphop company

and get blocked by JYP in music shows lol

He literally started from the bottom. Now he's a K-hip hop legend.

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Nothing was left for him to do he wanted a new challenge.

He said that many times...just search

Who?

Watch the video. This sh-t started going down AFTER Jay Park left. Stop being ignorant.

The company is doing so well and at it's height when Jay Park still in it. He left 2 years ago and the label is in decline after that.

Jessi be doing too much

Not sure why you brought up Jessi since she was never with AOMG or H1ghr. Whole video is about the issue with AOMG.

Jessi wasn't in AOMG she was in Morevision

I think she'd be better off starting her own label since it seems many of her grievances are with creative control.

@@narhym MoreVision was also founded by Jay Park

He left because he owes money in Korea lol He's avoiding paying tax also