with that kind of scandal no company would fight for him lol. idols get into trouble for way less
Many idols have stayed with their company despite bullying scandals, hell they even got solo careers outside of group activity.
If he was worth the investment (basically top tier idol potential), they'd have payed for him.
i think that's true for a lot of established idols but he's new so they don't want to take on someone who's that big of a liability, especially since his scandal is well known in his school to the point where the companies find out before signing him on. i do agree that if he was like top top tier they might've offered him a place as a soloist. i think that kind of position tends to be better for anyone potentially controversial
my issue is; why put him through training all over again, it's not like he was a super dancer or singer in his og body, otherwise even with his scandal a company would have fought for him. So why nerf his little talent if it truly is the second option.
It's like they want to give him a forced underdog situation yet the guy is already at rock bottom.
Like he's so down in the dirt already that he's willing to change genders just to be a star. it just feels like bullying.