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So who is the main villain of Babymetal lore?

>>12959728
>The allocation of revenue is another area where communication with artists becomes quite important. With the artists’ full consent, the earned revenue of the artist is partly generated from the infrastructure of Amuse, so we need to receive the proper share. It is important to mutually respect each other’s opinion, and go with win-win relationships. Without establishing the trust relationship properly, the long-term relationship over 10, 20, or 30 years cannot be sustained.

I mean of course they wouldn't say they're stiffing the artists but I really do think they are compensating their talent fairly as opposed to most in the idol industry. They're different and this also makes it seem even more believable:

>Many people understand that the Southern All Stars and Fukuyama did not leave Amuse even after they became big artists, because the communication between us is successful. In the same way, I think it shows the value of belonging to Amuse. We believe the artists stay with us for the long term because we can actually build a win-win trust relationship with the artists.

It's great they are expanding so much and placing a big importance on overseas and they have a California office too now!

Also, lol what, Amuse is making a One Piece amusement park in Tokyo? Dat hustle

>>12941704
Nothing gets me softer than refreshing the page after 2 hours and no new posts