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BTS, ADOR
Did South Korean media delete 'Min Hee Jin's attack on BTS' comment? ARMY points to possible mediaplay
In April 2024, HYBE Corporation launched an internal audit into former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin after discovering her alleged plans to take over ADOR and NewJeans, and then leave HYBE. The company filed a criminal lawsuit against her for breach of contract and disclosing company secrets while asking her to step down.
BTS, NewJeans fandoms clash over Hybe-Min Hee-jin conflict
The conflict between Hybe and former Ador CEO Min Hee-jin appears to be escalating into a broader dispute between the fandoms of BTS and NewJeans, as BTS’s fanbase, Army, raises its voice in opposing Min’s potential return.
BTS ARMY issues statement opposing Min Hee Jin's return as ADOR CEO with global hashtag campaign
BTS’ fanbase, ARMY, has launched the #MinHeeJinOut campaign opposing Min Hee Jin’s potential return as ADOR CEO. They accuse her of harmful actions against BTS and media manipulation. Removed on August 27,
BTS fans launch global campaign against reinstatement of former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin
This online movement was not the only action taken by BTS fans. On September 16, ARMY issued a detailed statement on X (formerly Twitter) to clarify their position regarding Min Hee Jin's return. They expressed concern over the spread of misinformation and outlined their reasons for opposing her reinstatement as ADOR CEO,
BTS’ Army opposes return of Ador CEO after NewJeans’ demand
This comes after NewJeans issued an ultimatum to Hybe on Sept. 11, demanding Min’s return to her role by Sept. 25. In their statement, ARMYs accused Min of consulting a shaman to harm BTS and attempting to manipulate public opinion against the group.
ARMY vs Bunnies: It's the battle of the Kpop fandoms as BTS fans publicly oppose return of former ADOR CEO
The conflict between South Korean entertainment company HYBE and former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin has spread to the fandoms. At least part of BTS' fanbase known as ARMY has expressed its opposition to Hee-jin's potential return.
‘Min Hee Jin out’: BTS fans launch global hashtag campaign to oppose former ADOR CEO’s return
BTS’ ARMY has banded together to launch the global hashtag campaign ‘Min Hee Jin out’ to oppose the ex-ADOR CEO’s return to office. Know more here.
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BTS' Jungkook Voices Support For NewJeans Amid HYBE Vs Min Hee-Jin Feud: Artists Are Not Guilty
Amid HYBE's ongoing feud with former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin, BTS' Jungkook has shown his support for NewJeans. Take a look at ...
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Did BTS’ Jungkook just support girl group New Jeans against HYBE?
The conflict between K-pop powerhouse HYBE and Min Hee Jin, CEO of its subsidiary ADOR, has taken a surprising turn. Just ...
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BTS' Jungkook comes out in support of NewJeans; agency responds after fans say his account was hacked
BTS Jungkook's agency affirmed his stance on the HYBE vs Min Hee Jin row after he seemingly shared words of support for ...
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