Another good story about FIFTY FIFTY’s CEO Jeon Hong Joon revealed, “I’ll pray for him to win the lawsuit”
Amid the ongoing contract lawsuit FIFTY FIFTY filed against agency Attrakt, good stories about CEO Jeon Hong Joon continue to pour out.
On July 8th, A claimed themselves as CEO of the company that held JBJ’s overseas fanmeeting and left comments on Youtube showing support for CEO Jeon.
A said, “I don’t know if CEO Jeon remembers, but I was the CEO of the company that organized the first overseas fan meeting in Thailand for JBJ, the group that you used to be under your management.”
JBJ is a six-member project group that debuted in 2017. CEO Jeon used to be the CEO of Star Crew Entertainment, the agency of JBJ member Noh Tae Hyun.
Recalling the past, A said, “Even though it was my first time meeting him back then, CEO Jeon gave me a set of red ginseng. He thanked us for preparing the members’ performance well. He gave us ginseng, saying ‘it might be just a small gift’, for our efforts of working overseas despite hardships and asked us to do our best to complete the performance smoothly.”
A added, “I remember CEO Jeon was a really kind person who always addressed me with the title CEO even though I was only 25 years old and younger than him. I will pray for CEO Jeon to win the case”.
In response to the story, netizens commented, “Good stories are being told one after another every day. How can this happen?”, “Seems like he has lived a really good life”, “I respect him”, “I hope the case is resolved well”, etc.
Earlier on the 7th, Kim Min Hee, a member of the group The Lush produced by CEO Jeon in the past, also told a good story about CEO Jeon.
She said, “During our debut days, we always had to spend our own money. Despite making no profits, he (CEO Jeon) always managed to pay the expenses for our event schedules. Thanks to him, I was able to learn Chinese, challenge acting, and even learn dancing. I’m really grateful to him, who recognized me, always trusted me, and supported me”, adding “He complimented us and treated us like daughters. He made sure that we, as trainees and singers, would never face any dirty situations throughout our careers, saying signers only need to sing well. I hope the case is resolved well and he can receive the compensation he deserves”
On June 19th, FIFTY FIFTY members applied for an injunction to suspend their exclusive contract with Attrakt, stating violation of the obligations to provide settlement data as well as physical and mental healthcare as the reason.
On the other hand, CEO Jeon filed a complaint to the police on the 27th against producer Ahn Sung Il, CEO of the service company in charge of producing FIFTY FIFTY songs, on charges of fraud, breach of trust, and obstruction of business after raising suspicions of Ahn Sung Il attempted to rob the members through FIFTY FIFTY’s overseas music distributor Warner Music Korea.
Source: Wikitree
