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[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

A pastor once said, birds can fly through your head all day, your job to not let it lay a nest on your head. What you put in your head, is your choice. ITS JUST A FUCKING YOGA BALL FFS!!!!

[✹ @electhearts]

Women cant even dance with yoga balls anymore without pedos finding a way to sexualize it and then saying “we Are just worried!!” as an excuse

[PoppyKPoppie @PoppyKPoppie]

with ador's bulk application to the court, it rly shows that they didn't have ANY concrete proof against danielle.. you don't sue someone for breaching the contract and demand 33b won in damages when all you had were speculations and a whole lot of bullshit to begin with.

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

@daily_romania @CitizenVMovie could be worst. have those same convicts rape their siblings and parents, then castrate them. Killing them is just too merciful at this point.

[Blue 🦋 | ENHYPEN IS 7 @bllueesr]

Belift Lab ( $HYBE ) tried to legally force Min Hee-jin to hand over her internal documents, but the court REJECTED it. Desperate, Belift immediately appealed. In response, MHJ just hired Sejong (Shin & Kim), one of South Korea’s top elite law firms.

$KOSPI KRX: 352820

[Pop EMPIRE @PopEmpirex]

Danielle's Lawyer revealed the reason NewJeans didn't appeal ADOR's court win:

"they chose to withdraw their appeal because they trusted ADOR’s statement in court that “ADOR still trusts NewJeans, if members return, we will provide full support to NewJeans as a complete group"

[1tokki @juantokki]

According to Atty. Jeong Jong-chae, the KFTC’s decision to open a formal review is significant for several reasons.

First, the KFTC does not automatically investigate every complaint. It first conducts a preliminary assessment and, in this case, determined that the allegations had enough merit to warrant further examination.

Second, this is unusual because disputes involving the entertainment industry’s standard exclusive contracts have historically been treated as legitimate business practices rather than potential fair-trade violations.

Third, it could signal that regulators are becoming more willing to question whether the current K-pop system, especially under large entertainment conglomerates, still aligns with fair competition principles.

Atty. Jeong’s broader argument is that the standard contract introduced after the TVXQ dispute may no longer reflect today’s realities. He argues that the K-pop industry has become increasingly concentrated among a few major companies, creating a significant imbalance in bargaining power between agencies and artists. As a result, practices that were once considered acceptable could now function in ways that restrict artists’ freedom or effectively remove them from the market.

If the KFTC ultimately agrees with some of these arguments, the implications could extend far beyond NewJeans, potentially reshaping how exclusive contracts, penalty clauses, and artist mobility are viewed across the Korean entertainment industry.

That said, this remains Jeong’s legal interpretation and advocacy as the complainants’ representative. The KFTC opening a review does not mean HYBE or ADOR have violated the law. It simply means the commission believes the issues raised are serious enough to deserve formal examination.

[PoppyKPoppie @PoppyKPoppie]

according to danielle's lawyer, for over 15 years no agency had been investigated by the ftc for using the government's standard entertainment contract to pursue penalties against an artist... UNTIL NOW.

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

@kunii_dl Fight Shiv in a corridor, sure thing. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[PoppyKPoppie @PoppyKPoppie]

stealing a blueprint was just the tip of the iceberg. now they stole someone’s livelihood, blamed her for something they can’t even prove, sued her for billions, and separated her from her group out of spite.
so don’t hate us for hating the company that did this to her.

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

If you know nothing about SK work culture, this is a classic example of Chaebol at work.

[PoppyKPoppie @PoppyKPoppie]

if we remove the legal jargon it simply points out: “keep newjeans, sacrifice danielle, scare everyone else.” the theory is that other idols inside hybe and even idols outside hybe see what happened and conclude that one should never challenge the company. just evil. right?!

[PoppyKPoppie @PoppyKPoppie]

if we remove the legal jargon it simply points out: “keep newjeans, sacrifice danielle, scare everyone else.” the theory is that other idols inside hybe and even idols outside hybe see what happened and conclude that one should never challenge the company. just evil. right?!

[1tokki @juantokki]

For those too lazy to read:

Basically, Danielle’s legal team is trying to highlight that this case is also a competition law issue rather than simply a disagreement over an exclusive contract.

Their argument is that HYBE/ADOR didn’t just sue Danielle, they also singled her out from the other NewJeans members without a reasonable justification and used their dominant market position to try to permanently push her out of the K-pop industry. They claim this wasn’t just about enforcing a contract, but about sending a warning to other artists that challenging HYBE comes with devastating consequences.

The significance is that the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) has reportedly decided to open an investigation into allegations of abuse of market dominance and unfair trade practices. Wait. Before some of you overreacted, that doesn’t mean HYBE or ADOR have been found to have broken the law. It simply means the KFTC believes the allegations are serious enough to investigate.

The complaint also argues that this goes beyond Danielle’s case. It claims excessive contractual penalties and the selective use of lawsuits can discourage artists from moving to other agencies, make it harder for smaller companies to compete, and ultimately reduce competition and innovation across the K-pop industry. In other words, the filing argues this isn’t just about one artist, it’s about how the industry’s biggest companies use their market power.

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

@cimbombomm12345 @Bulvarpress tryin to air bend out this shit 😂

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

@adorexryujin why? ask your gov lo, pricy AF, a fk ton of regulation so not to stir some feelings of overly sensitive tofufa. 🤷‍♂️ it all comes back to profit margin, and performing in Malaysia is the shittiest in the region.

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

@dahfollowbelum Manalah PM yang bagi free IC tu...siapa ya, sy lupa?? ku tanya je

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

@deadlock_8 Does it matter if the game now is bunch of spirit burst slop?

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

June 11th 2026 #deadlock patch is by far the shittiest patch in deadlock history, both game mode are nothing but spirit AOE burst slop bullshit. MMR too is all over the place.

[skadusshh @kimkampoom]

@tanpukunokami Honest, is the least of priorities for those imams, mark my words