Post by lnbtfan on Jul 16, 2010 0:59:21 GMT
after reading forum member sc8forever has to say concerning iDREAM and S Club 8, it kind of brought back the old feelings about the SC8 split.
honestly, it's been 5 years since they split up and there's nothing we could've done back then.
but i might have some ideas how S Club 8 could have longer staying power:
1 way is 'conformity'.
considering the mid-2000s had rock charting instead of pop (in the UK.), SC8 would have to drastically change their sound, looks, and concept.
their sound would have to be punk/rock or pop/rock.
their looks would be punk or near-emo.
and, if they want to, ditch the dance routines and play instruments.
but when electo-pop becomes the trend during the late-2000s, SC8 would conforms to the trend.
they basically go back to the old concept.
SC8 might lose some fans, but they might gain more fans this way...and maybe even respect.
another way is radical: replacing members.
if this might sound similar to sugababes, well here's how it should go.
keep the members who want to remain in SC8, but replace the other members who want out of the band.
this might keep the group going, but if the band ends up with 1 original member, they'll lose a lot of fans.
and if that original member leaves, that's the end of SC8.
the 3rd way is both 1 and 2.
whichever way SC8 does, SC8 will lose staying power if they last longer than 10 years.
but like i said, it's been said and done. there's nothing we can do.
maybe S Club 8 could make a comeback next year or 2012, but we'll see.
honestly, it's been 5 years since they split up and there's nothing we could've done back then.
but i might have some ideas how S Club 8 could have longer staying power:
1 way is 'conformity'.
considering the mid-2000s had rock charting instead of pop (in the UK.), SC8 would have to drastically change their sound, looks, and concept.
their sound would have to be punk/rock or pop/rock.
their looks would be punk or near-emo.
and, if they want to, ditch the dance routines and play instruments.
but when electo-pop becomes the trend during the late-2000s, SC8 would conforms to the trend.
they basically go back to the old concept.
SC8 might lose some fans, but they might gain more fans this way...and maybe even respect.
another way is radical: replacing members.
if this might sound similar to sugababes, well here's how it should go.
keep the members who want to remain in SC8, but replace the other members who want out of the band.
this might keep the group going, but if the band ends up with 1 original member, they'll lose a lot of fans.
and if that original member leaves, that's the end of SC8.
the 3rd way is both 1 and 2.
whichever way SC8 does, SC8 will lose staying power if they last longer than 10 years.
but like i said, it's been said and done. there's nothing we can do.
maybe S Club 8 could make a comeback next year or 2012, but we'll see.
