The apology came too late! YENA's agency finally apologizes after the controversy over her new song! The content triggers more anger!
In early June, SOLO singer YENA, who debuted as a member of the girl group IZ*ONE, was embroiled in controversy due to her new song "Hate Rodrigo". However, during the controversy, YENA did not make any statement. Only yesterday (5th), the management company finally apologized, but the content made the netizens even more furious.

On the 5th, YENA's agency, Yuehua Entertainment, apologized through their official fan club, stating "We apologize deeply for not being able to introduce the artist and content related to her second single album HATE XX, released on June 27, to the fans as soon as possible".
YENA further added that she will humbly accept the love-filled criticisms from the fans towards the Yuehua Entertainment Company, and in the future, she will listen more to various different opinions, showing even more effort to everyone.

Previously, YENA released her second mini-album "HATE XX" on June 27th. The title track "Hate Rodrigo" directly mentioned the name of American singer Olivia Rodrigo and used the derogatory term "Hate" before her name, sparking various controversies.

Two days later, on the 29th, the management agency pointed out suspicions of trademark, portrait, and copyright infringements in certain scenes of the "Hate Rodrigo" MV. Amid various controversies, YENA's album activities quietly came to an end.
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