The despicable behavior of FIFTY FIFTY is added again! They have long planned to steal the trademark rights of the group! The exposure of their lowly tactics has led to a huge backlash on the internet.
The members of the girl group FIFTY FIFTY (Keena, Saena, Sio, Aran) have become a hot topic recently due to their contract disputes with their current management company, ATTRAKT. The controversy continues to linger, and today (5th), Korean media outlet SBS exclusively revealed that FIFTY FIFTY has already taken their group name and other trademarks, sparking a new round of discussion.

Due to the FIFTY FIFTY members not only unilaterally terminating their exclusive contract with their management company ATTRAKT, but also accusing the company of "not settling profits" and "ignoring members' health conditions", which led to the inability to continue cooperation, it was surprisingly revealed that a third-party force, Warner Music, had attracted them with a 20 billion incentive, intending to let all members switch over, leaving many netizens in disbelief.

Today (5th), Korean media SBS reported that the members of FIFTY FIFTY had pre-registered Korean group and stage names as trademarks, and this took place on the same day they proposed termination of their contracts. Therefore, it is speculated that they had long planned unilateral termination of the contracts.

Although the registered names are not the real names of the group members, some netizens have found out that the names of the four registrants match those of the members' family members. It's clear that they registered under their family members' names, a clever move that left many netizens feeling disheartened.
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