[영상] Youngtak’s agency is wrong… ‘Perplexity’ following fame

Girls’ Generation, SHINee comes to mind when you think of’SM Entertainment’. Just like’YG’ is black pink and’JYP’ is Twice, when you think of your agency, you naturally think of the singers who represent it.

On the contrary, there are cases where you can know what kind of agency it is only by telling the singer you belong to.

I know Oh My Girl, who swept the music industry with’Slightly Excited’ and’Dolphin’, but very few people know that the agency is’WM Entertainment’. Of course, fans know the agency’s information, but the public who enjoys listening to Oh My Girl’s songs doesn’t even pay attention to the agency.

While Hwasa, who caused the giblets craze with MBC’s entertainment program’I Live Alone’, knows that he is a member of the group’Mamamoo’, it seems that few people know that he belongs to’RBW’.

Therefore, when delivering news related to the agency, the representative celebrity is often placed in front of the company’s name. There are advantages to knowing what kind of agency it is at once due to actors and singers, but there are many cases of unintentional misunderstandings.

Singer’Young Tak’ is a representative example. Despite the fault committed by the representative of the agency, Young-tak’s name is being used only because it is more famous than the agency, and has received unfair criticism and criticism.

Many of Yeong-tak’s fans also responded that it was unpleasant. They said, “I didn’t do anything wrong with Young-tak, what is the reason for using the picture and name?”, “If you see someone, I think Young-tak was wrong. Just write the name of the agency,” “Young-tak has nothing wrong with it. Please don’t misunderstand me.”

Recently, the representative of Young Tak’s agency was accused of fraud in connection with the concert contract.

Performance planning company Dion Communication (hereinafter Dioncom) announced on the 4th that “I sued the Seoul Seocho Police Station on charges of fraudulent, Mr. Young-tak’s agency, Milagro,”. It also filed a temporary injunction with the Seoul Eastern District Court to prevent Milagro from signing concerts with other performance agencies.

Dioncom claimed that Mr. A invested 230 million won last year to give preference to negotiations related to the Yeong-tak concert, but has since unilaterally revealed his intention to invalidate the contract.

In this regard, Milagro refuted, “It is true that we had discussions on prior performance negotiations, but for various reasons, we decided not to proceed with the work and ended the work we had with Dioncom.”

“I returned the entire investment and received a confirmation of burnt offering. All business processes were based on the contract written with Dioncom. We will reveal the facts through a strong legal response to unilateral false claims.”

Photo = Milagro Entertainment

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