Hi Bunnies,
@13neverdie has worked hard to create an extensive archive of Korean, Japanese, and English transcripts for talks, interviews, and more! This project has taken her tremendous amount of time and dedication, so let’s take a moment to show our appreciation for all the effort she’s put into making this resource available to everyone.
Be sure to check it out, and don’t forget to express your gratitude for her incredible work! 💖
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I sent a report to @NewJeansSTRM as well. please take this seriously, bunnies. I know it’s very distressing to see, but we must protect the girls. otherwise, what even is our purpose? please continue to report this account.
@A_MaizingBlue I started to think that one group play victim too...it's exhausting seeing them riding everything. We got it, you associated yourself to newjeans is the only thing you know to boost popularity.
@webelieveinbots Korean dare to insult SEA feature ??? Are they thinking they are russian girls or something ?? The audacity when most of them still spend money on eye, nose, and jawline 🤦♀️.
@webelieveinbots @DXXIMIMI Well, we always know that guy always "inspired" by other creatives idea..tell one group he manage that has strong concept. I always thought BTS this soft pop BG because I only knew them on their west era.i am surprising that once they (tried) have BB or close to Beast style.
If the court rules that HYBE’s firing of Min Hee-jin was unlawful and the shareholder agreement is still valid, it would basically confirm that HYBE, not MHJ, broke the trust first.
If that happens, MHDHH could actually benefit from the outcome of MHJ's case. First, it would back up their argument that their contract was breached first. If the court agrees that HYBE wrongfully fired MHJ (who was their CEO at the time), it could help MHDHH argue that the whole relationship broke down because of HYBE’s actions, not theirs. It sets the tone for who really damaged the working relationship first. And for anyone who’s about to say, “But this is between ADOR and the girls, not HYBE and the girls” — you clearly don’t understand the situation.
After MHJ was pushed out, ADOR basically became HYBE cosplaying as ADOR. It was HYBE’s own people who voted to kick MHJ from her CEO position, and that only became possible after they fired two key ADOR directors and secured a majority on ADOR’s board.
Second, it could give them moral and strategic momentum. Legally, each case is separate, and the court can’t just "copy-paste" a verdict from MHJ’s lawsuit onto MHDHH's case. But judges do pay attention to the bigger picture, especially when cases are clearly connected like this. A win for MHJ could shift everything and slightly tip the scales in MHDHH’s favor in future hearings.
That said, even if MHJ Daepyonim wins, the girls and their team still has work to do. They’d still have to prove two things on their own that 1) ADOR breached their exclusive contract and 2) that their decision to cut ties and try to act independently was legally justified.
@phamiiyy At this point illit fandom make illit whole identity as "look at me, I am so suffered" 🙄. I guess that's the best they can do to make illit popular.