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Hi, my name is Joanna. First off I'd like to say that in no way, shape,
or
form
am I supporting TransContinental or Lou Pearlman. I'd like to say
that I am
a
huge *NSYNC fan. Lou did NOT create or form *NSYNC! The Backstreet
Boys,
however,
had a little help from Lou to put them together. Enough on that subject,
cause
I could go on for days!
With the show "Making of the Band", Lou portrays himself as a caring,
concerned
father type figure. In reality, as JC of *NSYNC has said, Lou was
not
as
involved and concerned with prior groups' well being as he is in front
of the
camera
for all of America to see.
To set the record straight, ten years and seven albums is an unrealistic
task
for
a "boy band" to fulfill. For O-Town to have a career and profit from
it, they
would
have to switch record labels, thus the ugly lawsuits all over again.
Lou
makes
60% of all THEIR profits, leaving the other 40% to be split five ways.
That
leaves each member with only 8%!
Lou is selfish and disrespectful towards these guys health. *NSYNC
repeated
showed signs of being over worked, over stressed, and under paid.
When
they confronted him with their decision to leave TransCon., he slapped
them
with a multi-million dollar law suit. Does this sound like the type
of man
who
is a concerned father figure?
In front of the camera, Ikaika Kahoano can be absolved of his contract
when
he chooses to leave O-Town. When away from the public eye and other
pop
groups must endure the complete terms of the contract or be prepared to
be
slapped
with a mega lawsuit.
In conclusion, Lou Pearlman will never replace *NSYNC, no matter how
many
pop groups he can come up with. A word of advise to O-Town, watch
Lou
Pearlman's
actions carefully, as he isn't as concerned for you guys as he seems.
Oh...
and I would find a way to get a little more of your profits and few more
vacations
here and there. Your gonna need them. Good Luck!!!
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