By BigEyeUg Team
In a recent interview, VJ Junior opened up about why he often seems to take long before releasing new translated movies—despite his strong presence in the market.
According to him, the high demand for VJ Junior–translated films has created the impression that he doesn’t release content frequently. In reality, he suggests that the issue lies more in audience perception than actual output.
He explained that viewers have different tastes and expectations.
For instance, when he uploads a mix of genres—like love stories alongside a few action-packed films—fans who prefer only action may ignore the rest. After watching just what they like, they end up feeling like he hasn’t released enough content.
“I can’t blame them because they only understand one person, and that’s me,” he said.
VJ Junior further emphasized that he puts significant effort into his work, pushing his movies to high creative standards.
However, he acknowledged that the demand for his content continues to grow rapidly, making the market feel even bigger than what he can currently satisfy.
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