After a dispute with their agency, girl group FIFTY FIFTY has been inundated with negative reviews, and it was reported on the 4th that they have missed many performance opportunities.
According to a report by South Korean media on the 4th, information revealed by industry insiders indicated that FIFTY FIFTY had been awarded the opportunity to sing one of the original soundtracks (OST) for the movie "Barbie". However, plans to film a music video for the song fell through following controversy.
FIFTY FIFTY, as the so-called miracle of small and medium-sized companies, has first emerged in the United States and has also received many job negotiations in South Korea. In addition to the MV of "Barbie", they were originally expected to shoot commercials with famous athletes, shoot ads for international companies, and appear on famous variety shows, but now everything has turned into a bubble.
The dispute between FIFTY FIFTY and their management company began on the 23rd of last month. The agency's representative pointed out that external forces are trying to poach the members and sent a registered letter to Warner Music Korea. Warner Music Korea subsequently denied these allegations and stated that it would take legal actions against false statements.
Subsequently, there were also reports of the members suing the management company and filing for a provisional disposition to terminate the contract. This move drew widespread criticism from netizens.
"FIFTY FIFTY went viral globally as their single 'CUPID' climbed up the U.S. Billboard charts. This time, their failure is described by netizens as a goose who thought it laid a golden egg, but disemboweled itself before it could even hatch."
After the news of the collaboration cancellation was released, netizens also sighed one after another, "Even we, who are unrelated, feel a pity. How heartbreaking it must be for the representative", "What should the representative do QQ", "Alas ... this one will regret for a lifetime", "The boss is the most pitiful, the members got what they deserved."
Editor: The boss must really be worn out...
