Team Bunnies is urging "reasonable bunnies" to boycott NewJeans' four-member activities and demanding Danielle's reinstatement. I don't know why these guys think they can dictate terms to ADOR when they have zero leverage, especially after leaking confidential information to NYT.
YG Entertainment's Q3 operating profit fell 56.8%, net profit plunged 73.8%, and operating earnings missed market expectations by 28.9%. Weren't BABYMONSTER, TREASURE, and BIGBANG's tours supposedly massive commercial successes? 😳
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All you're showing is that ILLIT has been winning mushows for three consecutive years, giving them the opportunity to perform encores in the first place. BABYMONSTER fans might be unfamiliar with this concept, since their group has managed just one encore since debuting in 2023.
ADOR has vowed a strict response over leaks to foreign media, I assume a lawsuit is coming. For Danielle to collaborate with Western media in its latest paternalistic propaganda campaign against kpop, the folk music of Korea, is an unforgivable betrayal.
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ADOR confirms that the NewJeans contracts were negotiated over three months under Min Heejin's management, with parents and lawyers involved, and included separate protections for minors. ADOR also says the NYT declined to include this in its report. sportsworldi.com/newsView/20…
NYT has discovered that contracts are legally binding in Korea, apparently a uniquely barbaric practice unknown to the civilized West. Meanwhile, American record labels are basically nonprofit wellness retreats with publishing splits, so Hanni and Danielle should just go to LA.
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
HYBE and ADOR are separate legal entities. We've already seen what an ADOR trainee contract looks like, and Min Heejin is explicitly named as the company's representative. If you have an issue with the contract's terms, you should be leading a boycott of Min Heejin.
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They removed a template that is provided by the Korean government regarding their rights (which effectively remove their rights) and HYBE as the main company is still accountable for whatever contracts conjured by its subsidiary. Shut the fuck up corpo bootlicker.
A South Korean court examined NewJeans' contract and ruled it valid, a decision the members did not appeal. Another kpop is evil article from NYT doesn't change that. Danielle Marsh, a white Australian, simply lacked the fortitude to endure the rigors of Korea's idol system.




























