The FIFTY FIFTY incident is updated! The Korean Copyright Association retains the copyright of "Cupid", calling for members to return to their original management company!

Recently, the FIFTYFIFTY incident has been making hot headlines. On the 18th, according to SBS News reports, the Korean Music Copyright Association has decided to withhold the copyright fees for FIFTYFIFTY's song "Cupid". It has expressed a supporting stance for the representative, Jun Hong Chon, in the FIFTYFIFTY case.

The Korean Music Copyright Association announced that the decision to "reserve the right to pay copyright fees in case of copyright disputes" takes effect. The entertainment association also expressed, "It is a pity that FIFTYFIFTY is currently going through this situation, we hope that both sides can find a satisfactory solution as soon as possible, and not cause any further social disturbance."

The statement also says: "Representative Hong Jun is highly regarded in the industry as an excellent planner with honesty and creativity, especially his discovery and hard work in building the girl group FIFTYFIFTY, the astonishing achievement of entering the U.S. billboard charts, has once again pushed KPOP to the world, which is a model case."

"The association earnestly hopes that the power based on capital strength will not be dominated by other forces. In order to achieve more reasonable structure and the development of the industry, it will strive to avoid unpleasant incidents by rectifying related systems and principles. We hope ATTRAKT and its subordinate group FIFTYFIFTY can resolve their issues amicably and return as quickly as possible," appealing for members of FIFTYFIFTY to return to ATTRAKT.