해린,혜인이가 잡지 인터뷰에서 한 발언은 철저히 필터링 된것임을 잊지 마세요
"또한 현재 MHHH가 자유롭게 의사를 표현할 수 있는 보장을 갖고 있지 않다는 점을 이해하기 위해, 2026년 1월 15일 다니엘이 공개한 편지의 내용과 모순되는 어떠한 내용도 공식적인 것이든 비공식적인 것이든 믿거나 받아들이지 말 것을 강력히 당부드립니다."
It's funny how y'all blame NewJeans for the current music trends in Kpop but when Mhj warned that the industry blindly adopting their formula could lead to market saturation, y'all twisted her words and accused her of claiming that everyone was copying NewJeans. Pick a side lol
“If someone like hybe can just copy us then other companies will also start copying NewJeans because they think they can succeed by copying us. Then everyone becomes NewJeans. I have to make such a criticism so the industry can stay alive.”
- Min heejin
FTC Korea resmi mengonfirmasi kalo laporan terkait dugaan Hybe/ADOR melakukan pemutusan kontrak dan tuntutan ganti rugi secara diskriminatif terhadap Newjeans udah resmi dijadikan kasus dan sekarang sedang diselidiki.
Tapi untuk saat ini mereka belum bisa mengungkap hasil atau temuan dari penyelidikannya.
Current score in Min Hee-jin vs HYBE Lawsuits:
MHJ: 2
HYBE: 0
After her first win, she offered HYBE to not pay her $18.5M in exchange for dropping all cases against her and NewJeans members, families and ADOR employees, let the girls be free from the company's abuse and offer them the environment to continue presenting in the worldwide stages.
"25.6 billion won is a huge amount that most people cannot afford even for a lifetime, And it's a very precious fund for me, who just announced a new beginning."
"There is something I consider even more important, NewJeans"
"I propose to HYBE that, the 25.6 billion won, they cease all lawsuits concerning the NewJeans members and everyone else involved in this matter."
"I can no longer endure seeing members who ought to be joyfully performing on stage instead appearing in a courtroom. Neither the members on stage nor the fans can feel happy witnessing this situation."
"The NewJeans members must be going through an extremely difficult time right now, and I want them to know that there are adults who stand by their side. There are values I hold dear that surpass money."
I hope that this decision to forgo 25.6 billion won will help contribute to the growth of K-pop. I had a clear vision when launching NewJeans. While it is deeply unfortunate, I hope ADOR will uphold the commitments regarding activities that it stated in court.
Clearing the way for the artists to shine once more, that is the only responsibility adults should fulfill.
The 25.6 billion won does not outweigh the importance of the artists reclaiming a peaceful daily life.
I hope that we, as adults, can go back to the fundamental principle of competing through music and performances on stage, instead of through legal battles in court.
I say this to HYBE and Chairman Bang Si-hyuk: let us come together through our work, through music and creative endeavors.
Opting for reconciliation is the most prudent choice for shareholders and fans alike. As the head of ooak Records, I plan to move forward on a new path."
I hope that, after today, there will be no further draining press conferences. From this point forward, I want to meet you not in press conference halls, but on the stage of creation.
I hope that the sincerity I have shown today is delivered and serves as a chance for the entire K-pop industry to breathe once more."
@PopEmpirex Imagine a jealous person stealing all your hard work, your plan, hurting the group you created with all your effort and your entire creative team and still having the audacity to sue you and defame you as the 'villain' for over 2 years really I hope this company rots.
FREE MHDHH
The lawsuit filed by ILLIT creative director Serian Heu against former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin over her plagiarism allegations has concluded in Min Hee-jin’s favor.
Heu sued MHJ for damages, arguing that she faced significant backlash after MHJ’s plagiarism allegations became public. The outcome follows Heu’s own public criticism of MHJ, including a middle-finger image directed at her, as well as scrutiny surrounding Heu’s previous claims about sharing the same college background as MHJ, while actually never having attended.
Heu filed the lawsuit seeking damages over the fallout from those plagiarism allegations. She lost the case.
이게 존나 악의적인게 22대 국회에서는 이 청원은 골치아프니까 절대 처리하지 않겠다는걸로보임...왜냐하면...
청원 재연장 기한 : 2028년 5월 29일까지
22대 국회 임기 종료일 : 2028년 5월 29일까지
23대 국회의원 선거일 : 2028년 4월 12일
23대 국회 임기 시작일 : 2028년 5월 30일
22대 국회에서 이 청원이 처리가 되면 다행이지만 그럴 의지도 없어 보이고 23대 국회로 미루겠다는 뜻인데...하이브가 파란당, 빨간당 출신 대관팀을 존나게 돌려서 작업한거 같고 아마도 하이브가 망하거나 방시혁이 죽을때까지 영원히 미룰것 같음
‼️The ADOR–Danielle Lawsuit: What the Change in the Claims Means (Explained Simply)
(Original Korean text by @andatortoise)
The original claim in December:
ADOR sought a total of 33 billion KRW from Danielle.
30 billion KRW in penalty damages (essentially a contractual penalty for breach of contract)
3 billion KRW in damages (including losses related to terminated advertising deals, etc.)
The sudden change on June 2:
ADOR changed 10 billion KRW of the 30 billion KRW penalty damages into a claim for “damages suffered because NewJeans was unable to carry out activities.”
The problem is that this 10 billion KRW in alleged losses was not caused by Danielle alone, but relates to losses arising from all five NewJeans members being unable to carry out group activities.
In other words, if this claim is accepted by the court, it could potentially create a basis for members other than Danielle to be held liable later as well.
Why Is This Change Strange?
Originally, penalty damages and compensatory damages are two completely different concepts.
Penalty damages:
A predetermined monetary penalty stipulated in the contract. Once the grounds for terminating the contract are recognized, the amount can be calculated relatively simply, such as by applying a formula based on the remaining contract period and past revenue.
Compensatory damages:
This requires estimating the hypothetical amount of money NewJeans would have earned if they had been able to continue their normal activities, which makes the calculation much more complicated and the amount much harder to prove.
Yet ADOR took 10 billion KRW out of the relatively straightforward penalty-damages claim and turned it into a compensatory-damages claim that is much more difficult to calculate and substantiate.
It also reduced the total amount being claimed from 43 billion to 33 billion KRW. At first glance, it almost looks as though ADOR voluntarily made its own claim more difficult.
Two Possible Reasons for the Change
1. Because the penalty-damages claim had become difficult to pursue
It appears that ADOR may have found itself in a situation where it would be difficult to obtain the penalty damages in the first place, as it became increasingly difficult to establish that the termination of Danielle’s exclusive contract was legally valid.
2. To deliberately prolong the lawsuit
By changing the claim to damages that are more difficult both to calculate and prove, additional procedures may become necessary, such as expert appraisal, where an expert is asked to calculate the alleged damages, or requests to examine witnesses. This can significantly prolong the proceedings.
In other words, it could be viewed as a strategy intended to buy time and drag out the litigation.
Conclusion
If this were a normal management agency, once all of the members had expressed their intention to return, it should have worked to normalize NewJeans’ activities and resume their comeback as quickly as possible. That would have been the best choice not only for the agency and the artists, but also for the company’s revenue and corporate value.
Instead, ADOR, under CEO Lee Do-kyung, filed another lawsuit against Danielle, prolonging the legal dispute, and this time changed the claims in a way that potentially entangles the other members as well.
On the surface, it looks like a lawsuit targeting Danielle alone. But in reality, the structure of the case has changed in a way that could also involve questions of the other members’ potential legal liability.
As a result, the normalization of NewJeans’ group activities has been delayed even further, while the current ADOR management, including Lee Do-kyung, is effectively bringing about the losses ADOR is suffering from NewJeans’ suspension of activities through its own actions.
My theory is that this was never actually meant to materialize.
This whole movement, or whatever you want to call it, feels like it was a sham from the very beginning. I think the announcement about establishing an idol union was largely a PR move… something to appease growing public concern over idol rights and labor conditions, particularly amid the NewJeans vs. HYBE/ADOR conflict.
And honestly, it’s especially hard to take seriously when they put someone like Bang Min-soo at the forefront who had openly mocked Hanni for standing before the National Assembly… not just to speak up for NewJeans, but to raise broader concerns about the rights and treatment of artists, aspiring artists, and creatives in the K-pop industry.
morro que fora da bolha do kpop eu consigo explicar o caso do njz e a pessoa imediatamente entende o lado delas enquanto dentro da bolha elas sao chamadas de burras e imbecis por terem tentado lutar pela propria carreira