NewJeans Fandom vs. Bang Sihyuk and PDOGG... Min Heejin's petition for provisional disposition is in chaos

 May 24, 2024

NewJeans fans petition, "Min Heejin must remain as CEO"

Bang Sihyuk, So Seongjin, Son Sungdeuk, etc. "Concerned about in Heejin's situation"

There is a huge controversy over the petition. While more than 10,000 fans or NewJeans have reportedly filed a petition with the court against the dismissal of CEO Min Heejin of ADOR, HYBE Labels heads, producers and directors have submitted a petition calling for Min's dismissal.

According to the music and legal cirles on the 24th, Bang Sihyuk, the chairman of HYBE, Pledis CEO Han Sungsoo, who discovered Seventeen, Source Music CEO So Sungjin, who produced Le Sserafim, performance director Son Seongdeuk, creative director of BTS and Le Sserafim, and Slow Rabbit, producer of TXT, filed a petition with the court.

They reportedly filed a petition stating that they were concerned that the entertainment industry would shake the value and necessity of a multi-label system and a person's pursuit of private interests.

On the other hand, 10,000 fans of NewJeans, following members of NewJeans and their parents, reportedly filed a petition with the court against Min's dismissal. They filed a petition with the 50th Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court on behalf of lawyer Le Hyungon.

Fans wrote in the petition, "We are well aware that the contents of the contract between the parties should be respected until the legal conclusion is reached that CEO Min committed illegal acts, and that it is the will of the members of NewJeans that they hope to maintain CEO Min's status as CEO of ADOR until then," adding, "Our will is to support NewJeans."

In addition, Shin Woosuk, who is believed to be the director who produced the music video for NewJeans' "Ditto," is also drawing attention as his name is included in the list of the petitions submitted.

HYBE is pursuing the dismissal of CEO Min by raising an attempt to take over manageent rights. To this end, the extraordinary shareholders' meeting of ADOR is scheduled for the 31st.

In response, Min filed an injunction with the court to ban the exercise of voting rights. The result of the injunction is expected before the extraordinary shareholders' meeting next week.

Original article: Naver