Solo Debut Stage: DAYOUNG (WJSN) - body @ Mnet M Countdown (250911)

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Yes, this is about the previous post on here. Yes, this is about Leo from the now-obsolete Trainee A and current participant of Boys 2 Planet. Let me make one thing clear: there is nothing wrong with NOT supporting Leo because you think what he did is unforgivable or that you haven’t seen enough to accept his apology (through words or actions). At the same time, there is ALSO nothing wrong with supporting him because you have personally come to the conclusion that Leo deserves that second chance. No one should be shamed for this. People act like anyone supporting Leo right now is morally compromised or someone who cannot think for themselves. I’m sick of it. I’m not a “woman defending a misogynistic man”. Most people who have started to root for Leo this year do not deny what he did and he doesn’t either. But at some point, you have to give people a chance in order to even see their growth. No, Leo is not gonna head-on address those lyrics AGAIN, like he did when he left Trainee A, because any management behind him would advise against it. The only way he can get rid of that title is by showing through his actions and interactions with women that he means his apology. And when a woman in his life does give her opinion on it, y'all call her into question. As if she cannot think for herself? Isn’t the very idea that a woman cannot distinguish between a misogynistic man and a man who isn’t so also equally as misogynistic? Especially when she emphasized on clarifying Leo’s stance on this in personal? Anyway, I’m not trying to downplay or dismiss what Leo did. And you are allowed to feel angry/upset about it even now. That’s okay. But others are equally as valid to give Leo support at this juncture if they have deemed him worthy of it and you do NOT get to go around and call people into question for it. If he repeats this behaviour in the future, he will face the necessary consequences. For his past actions, I would say he did face the necessary consequences already. For the present, you can pick a side but don’t go disparaging those on the opposite end. And don’t assume that only you have the full picture and everyone else is operating uninformed. We have all done our due diligence and we are allowed to forgive him if we want to. Atleast, as a woman, I don’t want anyone telling me where I should be drawing the line. I have my personal set of morals to follow, my own considerations to undertake and my own line of thinking. It pisses me tf off when people try to take the moral upperground by diminishing those who are really just trying to see if idols like Leo, whose infractions while not minor were still far from irredeemable, can change or not. And if we want to invest ourselves in this, and you don’t—BOTH of these should be okay. With neither side shaming or judging the other. submitted by /u/Mindless_musings [link] [comments]

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Background on this guy: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/11/who-was-charlie-kirk-what-we-know-about-the-shooting-and-the-suspect Said gun deaths are “unfortunately worth it” to preserve the Second Amendment, called transgender identity a mental disease needing “brain treatment.”… among other things submitted by /u/TrickFreedom9235 [link] [comments]

It depends on the song fr, most 2nd gen songs that i enjoy are the ones that happen to have the rap before the final chorus, like nearly every f(x) song and like Breathe by Miss A , but I also love songs like very very very by IOI where the rap is in the middle, most songs follow this pattern anyway. If I had to decide I'd say I prefer when the rap is at the end of the song, wish 5th gen did it more!!! submitted by /u/midnightdancing12 [link] [comments]

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This is legitimately not funny and truly concerning. One of the comments mentioned that someone in either the first or second slide was contacted by HYBE and said they were being sued by the company and is now blaming others because now they have to pay legal fees. Maybe don’t report an idol to ICE simply because of a fanwar???? ALL THESE IDOLS ARE LIKELY FRIENDS WITH ONE ANOTHER!!! You think Minho is gonna praise you for reporting another fellow idol? You think Chan is gonna go on live and be like “hey to the person that reported soobin, we thank you!” How deranged do you have to be?! Keep that side of kpop in the hellhole where it needs to be and anyone that does this to other idols NEEDS to be sued expeditiously. submitted by /u/Active-Beyond5453 [link] [comments]

TXT have just kicked off their new world tour in the US, and although it’s only been one stop so far (their next one is tomorrow), it’s already got so many things going for it more than others. The first thing that everyone loves about this tour is the setlist, and I have to agree it’s one of the best setlists they’ve done. They included a lot of their best bsides, alongside their newest album (which I really love but that’s a different conversation), and the songs are grouped in a way that makes the whole concert feel so fulfilling musically. It seems like they’ve forgone the “sensual” segment that they used to include in past tours, with songs like Tinnitus and The Killa, but to be honest they look like they’re having so much fun with the songs that are included that I’m not mad about it. Outside of just the setlist, there’s so many things they’re doing for this tour that just make it feel like a really fun and happy time. They start the tour off entering from where the audience are - in Korea they used carts, but in San Jose recently they were just walking amongst the 100 sections. It’s such a cute way to give fans interactions right at the beginning of the show and boost energy. They also brought dancers with them to the US for the first time ever, which adds to the already great performances they’re giving us and make the production quality feel really high. And all in all TXT themselves seem really happy and comfortable this tour. They always perform their best, but something about the clips from these concerts they just look like they’re glowing and having the best time. Seeing them happy and have energy then bleeds into the overall atmosphere of the concert and so I feel really happy watching them. submitted by /u/Successful_Key8662 [link] [comments]

HYBE's legal representative, during the plaintiff's witness examination that day, presented the 'Project 1945' document and asked CLO Jeong Jin-soo, "What is the meaning of 'LE SSERAFIM 2/19' and 'ILLIT 3/25' written in the music source stockpiling section?" CLO Jeong Jin-soo stated, "2/19 is LE SSERAFIM's comeback date, and 3/25 is ILLIT's debut date," adding, "Particularly in ILLIT's case, they hadn't even debuted yet, but it appears there was an intention to attack them using that (stockpiling) frame." In a document recording a meeting held with NewJeans' parents on March 29, 2024, preparations for attacks and public opinion campaigns targeting the two groups were also discovered. This meeting log contained entries such as 'searching for staff controversy', 'investigating community/sns', 'same concept photos, NewJeans rip-off', 'the problem is intentionality, using media play', 'staying still is a loss', and remarks preparing for a public opinion campaign were found, including 'how to leak it to reporters', mentioning a specific reporter from a specific media outlet (M company, Reporter Yoo), and 'who to send it to'. Furthermore, it was also revealed that after this meeting, on the same day, former CEO Min gave instructions via KakaoTalk to Shin Dong-hoon and Lee Sang-woo, such as "'pull up the plan change', 'send the first round on April 3rd', 'we are preparing for a public opinion campaign', 'send the answer and detonate it after the 11th'". submitted by /u/jqiwyoxn [link] [comments]

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http://m.celuvmedia.com/article.php?aid=1757581967506567007#_enliple Circumstances revealing that former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin prepared a frame-up about music source (song) stockpiling targeting HYBE's girl groups LE SSERAFIM and ILLIT in advance and waged a public opinion campaign were disclosed in court. Particularly in the case of ILLIT, the fact that behind-the-scenes work was conducted even before their debut was revealed. That day's trial proceeded with the examination of witnesses from both sides. Witnesses present in court included Jeong Jin-soo, HYBE's CLO (Chief Legal Officer) for the plaintiff's side, and Min Hee-jin herself for the defendant's side. Previously, it had been revealed that through an audit by HYBE, a document titled 'Project 1945', created on March 2, 2024, by former Vice President Lee Sang-woo under the instruction of former CEO Min for the purpose of pressuring HYBE's management and attacking the two groups, was discovered. HYBE's legal representative, during the plaintiff's witness examination that day, presented the 'Project 1945' document and asked CLO Jeong Jin-soo, "What is the meaning of 'LE SSERAFIM 2/19' and 'ILLIT 3/25' written in the music source stockpiling section?" CLO Jeong Jin-soo stated, "2/19 is LE SSERAFIM's comeback date, and 3/25 is ILLIT's debut date,"adding, "Particularly in ILLIT's case, they hadn't even debuted yet, but it appears there was an intention to attack them using that (stockpiling) frame." In a document recording a meeting held with NewJeans' parents on March 29, 2024, preparations for attacks and public opinion campaigns targeting the two groups were also discovered. This meeting log contained entries such as ** 'searching for staff controversy',** 'investigating community/sns', 'same concept photos, NewJeans rip-off', 'the problem is intentionality, using media play', 'staying still is a loss', and remarks preparing for a public opinion campaign were found, including 'how to leak it to reporters', mentioning a specific reporter from a specific media outlet (M company, Reporter Yoo), and 'who to send it to'. Furthermore, it was also revealed that after this meeting, on the same day, former CEO Min gave instructions via KakaoTalk to Shin Dong-hoon and Lee Sang-woo, such as "'pull up the plan change', 'send the first round on April 3rd', 'we are preparing for a public opinion campaign', 'send the answer and detonate it after the 11th'". submitted by /u/ShowParty6320 [link] [comments]

I’ll never understand how this “organization” has any sort of credibility whatsoever. It’s just a random group of people deciding who they think is the most beautiful. There are no professionals or criteria involved in the decision-making process and yet every year people hype up the rankings. It’s gotten so bad that placement on this list even becomes a talking point on variety shows. Please stop giving TC Candler attention. submitted by /u/Relevant_Menu [link] [comments]

HYBE's Jeong Jin-soo CLO (Chief Legal Officer) claimed that former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin met with Japanese investors. CLO Jeong Jin-soo attended as a witness at the final hearing on the afternoon of the 11th for the stock purchase payment claim lawsuit related to the exercise of a put option, filed by former CEO Min Hee-jin and two others against HYBE, at the Seoul Central District Court Civil Agreement Division 31 (Presiding Judge Nam In-soo), and stated, "Min Hee-jin met with Japanese investors." HYBE's Jeong Jin-soo CLO (Chief Legal Officer) mentioned that after suspicions of plagiarism against NewJeans arose, he met with the members' mothers, saying, "At the time, the mothers were reportedly neutral and not concerned about the plagiarism issue. But Min Hee-jin showed them pictures and said, 'If we stay quiet, we're in big trouble,' which apparently changed their minds to believe they shouldn't stay quiet." Regarding CEO Park Ji-won's statement about giving the NewJeans members a vacation after their activities ended, he rebutted, "There was never any mention of giving a long vacation. The mothers may have misunderstood; after finishing comeback promotions well, artists take a vacation for a certain period. That's what was discussed, but it seems it was misinterpreted as giving a long vacation where they couldn't work, or perhaps someone explained it that way. It was a meeting to clear up misunderstandings and build trust, so there was no reason to say anything negative." CLO Jeong also revealed regarding the NewJeans members' live broadcast last year, "I know that Min Hee-jin sent a Telegram message at that time. Also, when one of the members attended a National Assembly audit, there was a photo and report that they had spent nearly four hours with Min Hee-jin's legal representative the day before." He further claimed, "There were also rumors that Min Hee-jin was meeting people to seek investors. So, regarding the issue of the artists' exclusive contracts, I thought Min Hee-jin was behind it. Additionally, separate tips came in. Between last year's end and early this year, it was said that Min Hee-jin was meeting people in Japan to receive investment from Japanese investors. I know that Japanese investors came to Korea and had meetings with Min Hee-jin. At the time, right before NewJeans' provisional disposition regarding their exclusive contract, an opinion from law firm Sejong stating 'NewJeans will 100% win the provisional disposition' was translated into Japanese and sent to them." submitted by /u/airneanach [link] [comments]

This is also by Spotv News. In Court, Min Hee-jin Again Claims 'Pushing Out ILLIT' "To Break NewJeans' Records" Former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin claimed that the group ILLIT pushed out NewJeans. Former CEO Min Hee-jin personally attended the final hearing for the stock purchase payment claim lawsuit related to the exercise of a put option against HYBE, held at the Seoul Central District Court Civil Agreement Division 31 (Presiding Judge Nam In-soo) at 3 PM on the 11th, and stated, "ILLIT increased their sales to break NewJeans' records." After listening to the witness examination of HYBE's CLO (Chief Legal Officer) Jeong Jin-soo, Min Hee-jin said, "The reason I came out today was to speak fairly, but when I listened, there were so many lies that I thought it would be a disaster if I didn't come out today." That day, Min Hee-jin pointed out that the HYBE side had committed perjury by claiming they tried to resolve the issue even though the non-compete clause had not been lifted, and once again claimed that ILLIT was pushed out by NewJeans. Min Hee-jin said, "Pushing out even one album is still pushing out. The reason why it's called pushing out is that albums were pushed to distributors for initial sales records. They have to break a certain record within a week, and if it seems they can't break that team's record, they use the expression 'pushing out' by stockpiling." She further added, "Even one album can take away someone else's first place. But these 80,000 albums are not important just because of the number; it is suspicious that the team ILLIT explosively increased sales on the last day of the initial sales period to break NewJeans' records." submitted by /u/airneanach [link] [comments]

This is by TVDaily. HYBE CLO "Min Hee-jin Made Multiple Calls to NewJeans' Parents Saying 'Don't Meet with HYBE'" [TD Site] Amid the dispute between HYBE and former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin over her shares in ADOR and a put option worth 20 billion KRW, it has been revealed that she made calls to NewJeans' parents urging them to reject HYBE. At 3 PM on the 11th, the Civil Agreement Division 31 of the Seoul Central District Court (Presiding Judge Nam In-soo) held the second hearing for the stock purchase payment claim lawsuit filed by former CEO Min Hee-jin and two others against HYBE regarding the exercise of a put option. HYBE side was represented by CLO (Chief Legal Officer) Jeong Jin-soo, and Min Hee-jin side was attended by herself as a witness. The court also concurrently held the fourth hearing that day for the confirmatory lawsuit regarding the termination of the shareholders'agreement filed by HYBE against former CEO Min and one other. They proceeded with the examination of witnesses applied for by the HYBE side and oral arguments. That day, CLO Jeong Jin-soo revealed that Min Hee-jin made over ten calls throughout the night to NewJeans' parents, telling them "Don't meet with HYBE." It was revealed that NewJeans' parents, who had sent the so-called 'Mothers' Protest Letter' to HYBE last year, did not actually raise any specific issues during their meeting with HYBE's management in April of last year. CLO Jeong Jin-soo explained the situation during the meeting with NewJeans members' parents on April 25 last year, stating, "At that time, the mothers were actually not that concerned about the plagiarism issue and were neutral. But the defendant Min Hee-jin kept showing them pictures and saying 'if we leave this alone, it will be a disaster,' so they said their thinking changed to feel they shouldn't just stay quiet." He continued with statements implying that she essentially prevented the parents from meeting with HYBE people and worsened the relationship. CLO Jeong said that during that meeting, the mothers said, "When we said we were going to meet with HYBE's management, we received about ten calls from the defendant Min Hee-jin overnight, and upon checking, the content was telling us not to meet, but we still thought meeting was necessary, so we gathered courage and came." They added, "They said, 'We heard a lot that they are very strange people, but upon actually meeting them, they were much more normal than we thought, so we were very surprised. We thought HYBE people had horns on their heads.' Some mothers said this, and we parted ways saying we were very glad to have had this meeting." Previously, during the trial held last June, both sides clashed over the validity of the put option. Former CEO Min notified HYBE in November last year of her intent to exercise the put option for ADOR shares, and her put option price calculation standard is 'the average operating profit of ADOR for the recent two fiscal years (2022-2023) multiplied by 13, then divided by the total number of issued shares.' According to the shareholders' agreement between former CEO Min and ADOR, former CEO Min can exercise a put option for 13.5% of her 18% shareholding in ADOR, which is 75% of her shares. ADOR recorded an operating loss of 4 billion KRW in 2022 and an operating profit of 33.5 billion KRW in 2023, so the amount former CEO Min can receive by exercising the put option is estimated to be about 26 billion KRW. HYBE side maintains that former CEO Min cannot exercise the put option due to the notice of termination of the shareholders' agreement. They emphasized that it is a contract violation, stating that former CEO Min planned and executed 'taking NewJeans away'. They maintain that due to the termination of the shareholders' agreement, former CEO Min's exercise of the put option is also invalid. submitted by /u/airneanach [link] [comments]