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“from the beginning, a week before newjeans' comeback, hybe didn’t even help with the promotion. instead they put out the news of mhj’s breach of trust and portrayed newjeans negatively to the public” sooner or later i hope newjeans get ALL the justice they deserve

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Before their promised debut, HYBE discarded and benched NewJeans—then known as N Team—indefinitely, in favor of another group. The girls were crushed, almost to the point of giving up on their dreams of becoming idols. Min Hee-jin didn’t just stand by. She gave up her HYBE shares and requested to establish ADOR, a separate label where she can launch NewJeans. She battled tooth and nail, going head to head with disputes and obstacles to give them a proper stage and deliver on the promise that the girls will debut. When NewJeans finally debuted under ADOR, representatives at HYBE showed them very little faith. They thought “Attention” was a flat debut song with an unpopular sound style and doubted Min Hee-jin’s unconventional three-title track strategy. They didn’t believe in NewJeans’ potential, convinced the group wouldn’t succeed because they didn’t fit the typical K-pop mold. The recently revealed HYBE Internal industry reports paint a clear picture: Early on in their careers, in reports about them just days after debuting and even from before debut, HYBE never really saw NewJeans as their own. To them, NewJeans was a complementary piece—there to shine a light to their favorite girl group. Even after the NewJeans early meteoric success, HYBE never acknowledged them and they never let go of the idea that NewJeans can be discarded… expendable. They never respected NewJeans, and they seemed set on taking Min Hee-jin down at all cost. What’s twisted is how they exploited the multi-label system’s Shared services to discriminate, undermine, sabotage and undercut NewJeans, and with a system where success came with a cost: the more a subsidiary achieved, the more they had to pay HYBE. They charged ADOR more the higher NewJeans climbed and it’s for a sub par service that hampers more than it helps. But NewJeans proved unstoppable, leading a new wave in K-pop and leaving their doubters at HYBE with metaphorical bald spots from stress. Everything NewJeans achieved, HYBE seemingly took as shattering blows to their pride. NewJeans’ local and global success wasn’t just a victory; it was a statement. When MHJ raised an issue internally calling out another subsidiary for plagiarism among other issues, HYBE saw their chance, pounced and launched a very public full-blown attack, most notably through media play, using the power they have over their golf buddies, desperate to be rid of MHJ and the group she built. But the love they’ve gotten from the public, especially after the first press conference, despite all HYBE and their minions’ attempts at reverse viral attacks is something HYBE did not anticipate. More than half a year later, HYBE’s moves look increasingly foolish in hindsight. Their schemes are unraveling, and all the damage they’ve caused is finally coming back to haunt them. It’s poetic justice. This story is far from over, but HYBE has ruined their name chasing a petty vendetta. Their shortsightedness has compromised the future of K-pop, and now the truth is out. The world sees them for who they are, and the price they have to pay is steep. 💙🩷💛💚💜🧢🐰 #NewJeans #뉴진스 #NewJeans_Never_Die #HYBEOUT #버니즈_뉴진스와함께_준비갈완료

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Boycotting NewJeans’ music hurts NewJeans far more than it hurts HYBE, because of how royalties, contracts, and public perception work in the K-pop industry. —- You also have to consider this… NewJeans’ numbers is not heavily “fandom based.” As much as you think you all are the source of their massive streaming numbers, you’re wrong. The general public, and non K-pop fans love NewJeans music and they will keep on listening to it even if you convinced Bunnies to boycott. —- HYBE’s revenue base is massive and diversified. HYBE earns from dozens of sources… multiple groups, Weverse, concerts, merch, and even U.S. subsidiaries. Even if NewJeans’ streaming or album sales drop, HYBE can easily offset that loss through its other labels. HYBE doesn’t depend on NewJeans alone. Their system is built to survive the loss of any one group’s income. —- NewJeans’ streaming and sales are their only active revenue right now. Since they’re in hiatus, no tours, no fan meetings, no new releases… the only money that still trickles down to them comes from: - Streaming royalties - Physical album sales still circulating - Brand contracts still running If Bunnies boycott their music, those residual royalties shrink. That means less income to the girls themselves, not HYBE. —- HYBE already collected most of the upfront revenue. HYBE, as the parent company, has already: - Collected bulk profits from the initial album releases - Recouped production and distribution costs Future streaming revenue is a small portion of total income, mostly going to artists. So cutting that stream primarily hurts the artists, not HYBE’s bottom line. —- Public metrics matter for NewJeans’ reputation. Charts, YouTube views, and streaming numbers determine public perception, endorsement value, and global relevance. If Bunnies and casual fans intentionally stop listening, the data will show some sort of decline, which media will spin as “fandom fatigue” or “loss of popularity.” HYBE can use that narrative to undermine NewJeans position, claiming the group has “lost public interest” and was highly dependent on them. —- Supporting NewJeans ≠ Supporting HYBE. When fans stream NewJeans, the signal that matters most isn’t the money, it’s the visibility and demand. Every listen, stream, or social trend proves: “People care about NewJeans themselves and their music.”

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