>>12559881It's not a topic that gets discussed (seriously) a lot, but I don't think he ever called it a "dream" in the first place. The original interview seems to be unavailable.
He's a CEO, his goal was always to make a successful company. Making an idol group was just how he envisioned growing. The fact that it shifted more towards general "entertainment" doesn't matter because it's successful. Being adaptable is important in business.
He also just seems to be a nice dude, so I would genuinely believe he is happy when he sees his employees happy. And the talent having fun and reaching their goals aligns with growing Cover, so there's really no reason to be upset that they aren't "pure idols".
