Korean netizens are criticizing FIFTY FIFTY members while showing pity for the CEO of the girl group’s agency, Attrakt.
On July 4, after the news of FIFTY FIFTY’s “Barbie” OST music video filming being canceled was reported, Korean netizens have taken to the online community theqoo to show their reactions, with the majority of comments feeling sorry for the CEO of FIFTY FIFTY’s agency Attrakt.
Here are some comments:
- FIFTY FIFTY is well-known but the members themselves are not, so even if they change the lineup and keep the group name, it might not make a difference.
- I’m worried about what will happen since Attrakt CEO invested all the money in FIFTY FIFTY.
- I can’t believe this is happening.
- There are plenty of talented people in our country, and no one knows the faces of the current FIFTY FIFTY members, right? Let’s just recruit new members.
- This is ridiculous!
- What a waste…
- Isn’t there any way for Attrakt CEO to recover the money and gain the trademark rights?
- Seeing the missed opportunities, I feel so sorry for Attrakt CEO…
- Oh dear… What will happen to the CEO? The company should at least earn some money to cover the losses.
- I really pity the CEO… Sigh.
- Poor the CEO, suffering because of those dumb members.
- Fighting to Attrakt CEO~
- Seriously, they’re idiots.
- They’ve really ruined their own luck.
- Attrakt CEO, please protect the group name and create a second FIFTY FIFTY!! No one knows the original members anyway…
- Every time I read articles like this, I feel so sorry for the CEO.
- The CEO should join hands with a broadcasting company and hold auditions for the second lineup of FIFTY FIFTY.
- During this chaos, not a single word from the members. It’s ridiculous.
- Based on what I’ve read so far, it seems like Attrakt entrusted a project to The Givers’ CEO to produce a viral song for FIFTY FIFTY. They even got to sing a Barbie OST. Then the members saw a future and The Givers CEO persuaded them to betray Attrakt and join hands with him, right? Did I understand it correctly?
- The trademark rights are originally owned by the original agency, and people don’t even know FIFTY FIFTY members’ faces, so let’s hold a public audition and select the 2nd generation to promote.
- FIFTY FIFTY members have completely ruined this…
- I feel sorry only for the CEO, I hope he succeeds somehow.
