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[아시아타임즈=이하나 기자] While singer Solbi appeared as a painter rather than a singer in tvN entertainment’You Quiz on the Block’, a suspicion that the representative of Solbi’s agency publicly criticized webtoon writer Gian84 in August came up belatedly.
Lee Jung-kwon, CEO of Solbi’s agency MAP Crew, said on his Facebook in August, “Why do you draw a picture? During the recording of KBS entertainment program in December 2016,” said to Solbi,’Why do you draw? Looking at a webcomic, the content is really disgusting and shocking.”
Representative Lee said, “There is a very unpleasant memory in the recording site that day, because of that person’s words, he drove other people to work on art as if he was doing something seriously wrong.” I can’t forget my appearance,” he recalled.
He said, “At that time, Solbi and I were like,’What is the art you are talking about?’ “I wanted to ask them the question, and in 2017, the same broadcaster, KBS’Music Bank’ performed a’Red’ performance painting, and the same work was presented at the Gana Art Center, an art exhibition space.” “It was a work to ask the question,’What is art?’ to people who perceive it as’show’ when it comes to music bank and’art’ when it comes to exhibition halls.”
He continued, “Anyway, I am angry at the memory that my artist was neglected by a person whose face and inside were different from each other, and I am worried that I will continue to see a person who has no consideration for colleagues and others in the air.” I really hate that the issue disappears like a sparkling gossip and encounters that person on the air as if nothing had happened.”
Representative Lee said, “At that time, I’d like to ask you what I wanted to ask you,” he said, “Why do you keep drawing pictures so well?”
Meanwhile, Solbi appeared on tvN’You Quiz on the Block’ aired on the 7th, and when he started working as a painter, he said, “Why do you draw a picture. Majors hate it. Do you think you draw well?” I have heard of it,” he said, “so I wanted to do more.”