Brave Girls autographed CD secondhand transaction suspicion… Lee Hwi-jae apologizes for “Neglect of Management”

Regarding the claim that the autographed CD album delivered by girl group Brave Girls to comedian Lee Hwi-jae was traded as used goods, Lee Hwi-jae apologized, saying, “Management was neglected.”

Cube Entertainment Lee Hwi-jae’s agency said on the 22nd, “Regardless of the reason, we apologize for not properly managing the gift containing the precious message.”

However, “I remember that the autographed CD albums received from the singers were managed by the manager in the vehicle, and the Brave Girls CD was also stored in the vehicle at the time of 2016.” It is difficult to grasp.”

On the 9th, an article titled’Brave Girls’ autographed album delivery release date’ was posted on a blog on a portal site.

The author wrote, “This album became a hot topic as Brave Girls became a hot topic this time,” he wrote. . At the same time, “there is a letter on the inside” and released the inside of the album.

In the photo released by the author, along with the autographs of the members of the Brave Girls, “Hello, Hwi-jae Lee. This is Brave Girls. I like the song for this album. I hope you will listen to it. Thank you.” Also included.

When this fact became known, netizens asked, “Is it possible to put the gift from a junior to the second-hand market?” They responded such as, “I think I sold it without knowing it around me,” “I didn’t know what the content was because I didn’t get it and opened it.”

Meanwhile, Brave Girls, which debuted in 2011, is enjoying their first heyday after their debut with the sound source’Rollin’, which was released four years ago, recently running in reverse. On the 24th of last month, a video edited on YouTube of Brave Girls’ military performance collection and the enthusiastic reactions of soldiers was posted. The video hit a huge hit with more than 10 million views in three weeks after being released, and since then,’Rolin’ has been on the rise, taking the top spot on music charts and first on music broadcasts.

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