Michi Michi

descubriendo como vivir la vida y no morir en el intento💫

[lou⁵ @godjeanz]

“boycotting newji won’t bring dani back” bitch I would’ve boycotted them even if dani was still there

[뭐라는거야 @amuseumwizard]

이상한 데모 듣지말고 민희진이 던져준 찐 뉴진스 데모나 듣자

[Dan Flores @laDanFlores]

Poco se habla de la quesadilla como el sostén alimenticio de la gente deprimida

[1tokki @juantokki]

Press Conference on Filing a Criminal Complaint Against ADOR for Alleged Leakage of NewJeans Member Hanni's Personal Information
https://t.co/cVfcHbVGr4

- Kim Sung-soo, Cultural Critic
- Attorney Park Kang-hoon

To the respected people of Korea, and to the members of the press gathered here today,

We stand before you today with heavy hearts, but with an unwavering determination that we cannot and will not back down. Today, we are submitting a criminal complaint against ADOR Co., Ltd. and its executives and employees for alleged violations of the Personal Information Protection Act.

There was a young woman. An artist in her early twenties who came to a foreign country out of her love for Korean popular culture and, through nothing but her sincerity on stage, comforted the hearts of countless people. For her, a residency visa was not just a piece of paperwork, it was a lifeline that sustained her life in this country.

Yet that lifeline, her most sensitive and vulnerable personal information, was ruthlessly cast before the public by the very agency that was supposed to protect her.

The expiration date of a foreign resident's visa and the progress of any extension application are information known only to the immigration authorities, the individual concerned, and the agency handling the matter on the individual's behalf. Not even journalists could obtain access to such highly confidential internal information through ordinary reporting. So how could this top-secret information have found its way into the public domain behind the anonymous curtain of "multiple music industry officials"?

For a young woman in her twenties who came from another country, her agency was not merely a company. It should have been her only guardian in place of the parents who were far away, and the strongest shelter protecting her from the storms of the world. Instead, that very shelter invited the wolves inside, exposing her most vulnerable point to be torn apart.

Faced with this cruel betrayal, the agency stabbing an artist in the back after she entrusted them with her youth, we cannot help but ask, as fellow human beings:

What, exactly, was worth protecting that justified going this far?

This was not a simple case of negligence in which information accidentally leaked due to poor management. It was a deliberate and malicious act of exploiting an artist's greatest vulnerability to gain an advantage in a private legal dispute.

As the conflict over the exclusive contract intensified, visa-related information was leaked to the media in an attempt to neutralize the artist's position by creating the narrative that she was an "illegal immigrant."

The consequences were devastating.

Despite the fact that her visa remained valid, distorted reports flooded the media describing her as "currently an illegal immigrant." Dozens of articles even included the phrase "illegal immigrant" directly in their headlines. Eventually, reports were even filed with the authorities accusing her of being an illegal resident.

Can you imagine the overwhelming fear a young woman in her twenties must have felt when she woke up one morning in a foreign country to find the horrifying scarlet letter of "illegal immigrant" branded before her name?

A visa is not merely an administrative document. It is like an oxygen supply that allows someone to breathe, to step onto the stage they love and to meet the people who cherish them.

Yet the agency seized control of that oxygen line, even sending emails to the artist and her parents conveying the message that "if you do not consent, you could become an illegal resident," thereby placing them under pressure.

And what must her parents have felt, having sent their precious child alone to a distant foreign land?

They could do nothing but helplessly watch from across the sea as the dream their child had built through tireless effort, and, more importantly, their child's dignity, was stripped bare and torn apart.

Unable to bear the pain in her place or even rush to embrace her, they expressed their anguish through tears, stating:

"Speculative reports are even being published about the type of visa and its expiration date , personal information that there is no obligation to disclose, causing severe violations of our rights and interests."

The purpose of the Personal Information Protection Act is to protect individuals' freedoms and rights and to uphold their dignity and value.

An individual's right to informational self-determination, the right to pursue happiness guaranteed under Article 10 of the Constitution, and the right to privacy guaranteed under Article 17 are fundamental rights that no one has the authority to trample upon.

The foundation of the entertainment industry is trust between artists and the public. If the personal information of artists, who deserve the highest level of protection, can instead be turned into a weapon in a dispute, then this goes far beyond a private conflict between one agency and one artist. It gravely undermines trust in the healthy ecosystem of the entire popular culture and arts industry.

Those who actually carried out the information leak remain hidden behind the anonymous label of "multiple music industry officials." Their identities cannot easily be uncovered through ordinary administrative investigations or voluntary inquiries alone. Only compulsory investigative measures, such as searches and seizures and the examination of communications records, can clearly establish the source of the personal information leak, the route by which it spread, and the individuals responsible.

Accordingly, we earnestly request that the investigative authorities:

First, thoroughly determine the source and transmission route through which the personal information was provided to the media.

Second, identify the individuals responsible who remain hidden behind this veil of anonymity.

Third, hold the corporation accountable for its management and supervisory responsibilities so that personal information is never again weaponized as a tool in private disputes.
To the respected people of Korea,
The dream that a young woman carried to a foreign land must never be crushed in this way.

This is not merely the story of one idol standing beneath bright stage lights. It is the story of every young person in our time who devotes everything they have in pursuit of a better tomorrow. It is also the story of someone's beloved daughter.

If corporations wielding enormous capital and power are permitted to exploit an individual's vulnerabilities and trample upon their dignity, then there will be no young person left in our society who can safely dream without fear.

This criminal complaint is not simply about restoring one individual's reputation. It is about protecting the dignity and rights of everyone striving to pursue their dreams in this country.

We sincerely ask for the continued attention and support of the public and the media so that the truth may be revealed and justice may prevail.

Thank you.

[eli⭒ @ftalsunoo]

ME WHEN SUNOO'S VOCALS IN BAD FOR YOU

[sunnie & that 🐇 @hwangl33]

Salió un artículo donde decía que NJZ deberían disculparse y una tokki investigó al periodista
No solo le tira puras flores a BSH, ha hecho otros artículos de hate a NJZ y a grupos No HYBE como Stray Kids.
Resulta que tmbn hizo artículos de odio a Sulli días antes que falleciera

[La Insolenta @LaInsolenta]

con razón desempolvaron a las NewJeans, van perdiendo catastróficamente jajaja

[NJZ STATS @NJZstats]

Hello everyone.

The admins of this account have officially decided to completely refrain from uploading or sharing any new content released by ADOR, nor any updates regarding ot4 activities.

We sincerely hope you all do the same and continue to stand strong with the boycott.

If you still want to check out NewJeans' content without breaking the boycott, here is a Google Drive link that includes everything related to NewJeans (songs, files, and updates): 🔗 [https://t.co/hATQl9sEYW ]

This account will always support Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein. 🤍

[Michi Michi @michblackjack]

@haerinlune So now they are gonna use uno reverse

[dae⁵ @daerinismm]

Why u so daerin…

[Bernice Base 🐇 @Bernice_Base]

You might be wondering a lot about how to boycott, so we'll clear up all your doubts below 👇

#All_doors_are_closed
#Always_With_Danielle
#We_stand_with_NewJeans

[ֺּׅ𓏽⑅ кιкι ! || OT5 NJZ @_tokkikii]

If some tokkis still want to listen to Newjeans’s music, theres a website called https://t.co/uAFpwhUZhe where you can listen to boycotted music (SPREAD THIS PLS)

[Pop EMPIRE @PopEmpirex]

Director Park Si-young talks about NewJeans:

"I don’t give a damn about Min Hee-jin or Bang Si-hyuk. But targeting one young person and trying to destroy them, how is that justice? It’s so unbelievably idiotic. There should be a limit. HYBE is seriously disgusting. I hope this gets as much media coverage as possible."

"If you’re making money off kids and building a business around them, then at the very least, act like responsible adults."

[isa🧸⁵ @katebbow]

dani's cap saying "revenge" I think only mama d can save us now. thank you my sunshine

[shie. @pouchwonki]

the moment that one bunny appeared, my heart knew exactly who it was.

[nati ୨୧ @retrokki]

every excuse i see for supporting OT4 is always, “they need the money.” but if money had been newjeans’ biggest priority, they would’ve never risked everything to leave ador in the first place. they knowingly put their careers and financial security on the line because they

[Bernice Base 🐇 @Bernice_Base]

Remember, it's five or none!

Supporting NewJeans doesn't mean supporting Ador or what they're doing with them. Supporting them means respecting their wish not to be treated as products, which we do by supporting content made against their will.

[ִֶ @nwjnist]

the “mean girl” narrative exists because kpop has normalized the idea that idols should quietly endure mistreatment. when hanni spoke up, people turned her into the problem instead of acknowledging the system that enabled it.

[luna ୨ৎ @luenacore]

Never forget. This is what their parent company and their own company said:

Lee Jae-sang (HYBE's CEO): "I will ruin the brand of NewJeans."

Lee Do-kyung (the new CEO of ADOR and a HYBE executive): "Ugh. This is so burdensome. We can't do anything right now. We have no plan (for NewJeans)."

They are not safe in this company. They even openly admitted that they have no one to protect them. MHDHH are going to be harassed by adults within the company, I'm just waiting to see how long it'll take for people to realize that.

Soon, you'll see HYBE try to dilute NewJeans' entire identity, which is exactly what their own CEO stated.

The only NewJeans we know is Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein. Anything else is a product of HYBE, not the original vision.

NewJeans is FIVE. Bunnies are here for five of them.

#다섯명이_만든_네번째_여름
#MHDHH_FIVE_4EVER
#민하다해혜_5진스_4에버
#4EVER_WITH_MHDHH