multi but I talk about mingi A LOT (and itzy)
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why don’t they just rebrand into a law firm? all they do is suing people into submission
HYBE makes fans sign NDA clause for attending TXT's showcase, any violation will result in a 100M KRW (~73K USD) penalty paid to Weverse, Big Hit and HYBE
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Hanni and Danielle at the Purmerun an annual charity run to raise funds for children with disabilities.
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Chinese fans have reportedly prepared an LED panel to promote ITZY’s Chaeryeong’s ‘Lovesick’ in Chongqing, China.
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Lmao this statement is a Freudian slip, they are openly saying that they tell the Korean media exactly what they have to write. The NYT simply made it clear to them that they don't give them orders.
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and why are people purposely missing the part of the article that says contracts are not wrriten up by subsidiaries but by hybes legal team .. which means EVERY HYBE IDOL HAS THE SAME CONTRACT !!!!
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- “There's just a very structural problem in K-pop in general, where companies don't really view their artists as actual human beings and rather see them as products”
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Hybe has been leaking their medical records, visas, pre-debut videos, breaking into their dorms at 3 am, and sending grown men to harass these girls. THAT is an attack on kpop.
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ADOR requested New York Times to specify that the wording of the contract was coordinated and signed by then-CEO Min Hee-jin, the Vice CEO, the members, their parents, and legal representatives.
New York Times refused the request.
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Secret K-Pop Deals: The Times obtained the contracts signed by the group NewJeans. They show how record labels keep a tight grip on K-pop stars. nyti.ms/4eLmX6g
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According to a meeting transcript filed in court, NewJeans' family members asked ADOR not to retaliate against the members following the dispute.
However, the company made no such assurances, stating that the group's hiatus had already cost it a significant amount of money.
This contradicts the stance ADOR maintained publicly throughout the dispute, when the company claimed it would not pursue damages against the members if they returned.
