Park Myung Soo suddenly mentioned Fifty Fifty during radio show “They could have done well in the future”
Park Myung Soo talked about group Fifty Fifty’s incident.
On KBS Cool FM’s “Park Myung Soo’s Radio Show”, which aired on July 21st, Park Myung Soo mentioned group Fifty Fifty, which is a hot topic these days.
Park Myung Soo expressed regret over the tangled relationship between Fifty Fifty, Attrakt’s CEO Jeon Hong Joon and The Givers’ CEO Ahn Sung Il, “What’s going on now?“
Park Myung Soo expressed concern, “(Fifty Fifty) could have done well in the future. It’s too bad.”
Recently, Fifty Fifty filed an injunction for the suspension of exclusive contracts with their agency Attrakt.
Fifty Fifty claimed that they could no longer continue exclusive contracts due to Attrakt’s violation of the obligation to provide settlement data transparently and faithfully, violation of the members’ physical and mental health care obligations and lack of support for entertainment activities.
Attrakt (CEO Jeon Hong Joon) responded to Fifty Fifty’s claim, “The members raise doubts about Attrakt’s ability, but we invested approximately 8 billion won. We poured all of Attrakt’s assets and even borrowed funds from the CEO’s mother. It is excessive to make claims based on speculations that ignore the fact that we invested a significant amount of money, around 8 billion won, and to say that we have no ability.”
CEO Jeon Hong Joon attracted attention as it was belatedly known that he was the one who mediated the conflict between Seo Ji Young and Lee Ji Hye, who were members of the mixed group “Sharp” in the past.
Fifty Fifty is a rookie girl group that debuted in November last year. They are an idol group belonging to Attrakt, and their members are Sio, Saena, Aran and Keena.
Last February, Fifty Fifty released the single album “The Beginning: Cupid”. The track “Cupid” depicts truthful feelings about how one feels after being rejected.
“Cupid” is setting various new records, such as entering the U.S. Billboard chart and surpassing 100 million views on YouTube.
Source: Wikitree
