Fire Entertainment

Fire Entertainment (Arabic: فاير إنترتينمنت (Latin: Fayir 'Iintartinmint)) is a Libyan entertainment company established in the Upper Paleolithic period by BloogkegoobeIPA: **/ˈbluːgˌke.guːbe. The company is currently home to artists such as Sky Girls, Kiss of Fate, and Red Kiss.
===History===
Fire Entertainment has been in continuous existence since its foundation, though they have been inactive several times throughout this history (mostly in times of war).
Fire Entertainment was established in the early Upper Paleolithic period, around 49,410 BC{E}, when it was known in Early Upper Paleolithic Southern Libyan as **/ˈʌgˌgɹuːk ˈuːgˌbuːg͡b.ke/ (EUPSLR: Uggrook Oog'boogb'ke)Paleolithic Southern Libyan was not written; this form is reconstructed. 
====Etymology====
The EUPSL word **ug meant "earth" or "ground", while **grook referred to the Sun. It is not known why EUPSL lacked an own word for fire, but the result is that fire was referred to by the compound word **uggrook, literally meaning "ground sun".
The EUPSL word **oog'boogb meant "music", and the word **ke referred to groups (of any sort, encompassing concepts such as organizations, alliances, companies, teams, etc.). Thus **oog'boogb'ke literally meant "music group".
====Foundation====
=====c. 49,410 BCE: Moonlight pre-debut, phonograph=====
Bloogkegoobe was a new music teacher in the Southern Libyan village of **Oogb`akaIPA: /ˈuːg͡bˌʔaka/ circa 49,000 BC(E). A group of 7 female students from his first class began to perform in the village, and Bloogkegoobe took interest in this. Seeing a need for a permanent sound storage medium, he independently invented a primitive phonograph using tallow cylinders (tallow having already been in use by Oogb`akans). However, dissatisfied with their limited replayability, Bloogkegoobe devised a process for creating a mold out of a cylinder and casting copper into it to produce a more durable copper cylinder (copper also having already been in use in Oogb`aka); copper cylinders could also be duplicated in this way. As the initial tallow cylinders have long since degraded, these copper cylinder recordings have provided much insight into the language and culture of Early Upper Paleolithic Southern Libya.
Bloogkegoobe recorded Moonlight's second performance and cast a copper cylinder. The mold was recovered, allowing for burnt tallow residue to be carbon-dated to around 49,410 BC(E).
=====Moonlight debut and initial performances=====
On their third performance, the students named their group Moonlight (EUPSL: **Breg'bood ("moon light", IPA: /ˈbregˌbuːd/), regarding this as their official debut. Their debut concert consisted of their entire discography up to that point: their oldest song Lovely Day, My Love, and their most recent song Sunrise with You. The three recordings determined to likely have been from this concert also date to around 49,410 BC(E).
Around this time, Bloogkegoobe arranged a deal with Moonlight where they would record their songs with the phonograph and perform on occasion, and Bloogkegoobe would sell them, sharing the profits with the members.
=====North Sea and establishment of Fire Entertainment=====
As Moonlight gained popularity throughout Southern Libya, Bloogkegoobe wanted a second group. He decided to hold a public competition among his second class with him and the Moonlight members as scorers, where the top 5 students would get to debut in a new group; in this regard, he pioneered the reality competition show. The resulting group was named "Northern Sea". With a second group and his share of the profits from Moonlight sales, Bloogkegoobe decided to form Fire Entertainment.