The Korean Entertainment Producers' Association spoke out for the first time about the "Fifty Fifty" incident! Publicly supporting the agencies: "We will not turn a blind eye to this!"

Today, the Korean Entertainment Producers Association expressed their stance on the issue involving the girl group "Fifty Fifty" and supported the position of their associated company, Attract. The Korean Entertainment Producers Association stated, "Even in a difficult environment, our association and member companies have noticed and witnessed the miracle that ATTRAKT (CEO: Chon Hong Jun) created the group Fifty Fifty in just a few months, and are aware of the challenges the company is currently facing."

The Korean Performing Arts Producers Association wrote: "Time and again, practices such as frequent changing of group members and early contact with artists, disrupt the normal business activities, leading to irreversible consequences for the companies and their artists." "Capital-backed illegitimate powers have been snatching talent, damaging the roots of K-pop as well as the foundation for the growth of producers and artists. The relationship between producers and artists is no longer a simple 'A' and 'B' relation, they are all partners striving for the same dream. Our association will never turn a blind eye to this, and we will respond strongly."

At the same time, the Korean Entertainment Producers Association emphasized the necessity of improving the system: "We are deeply concerned about the relevant legal and institutional issues that have not yet been considered in the industry," and said, "We feel the necessity of improving the system to prevent such situations from happening again in the Korean entertainment industry. We call on the parliament, government, and relevant institutions to work together to find solutions."