Why do k-pop companies fight so publically?

they try to swing the public option.

How do you known they don't fight behind the scenes

They do that to make kpop bigger than before, it's all for the industry benefits.

They can battle without harming innocent idols, but what do we have here?  

How are these Hybe's sub-labels' CEOs going to stroll by each other from now on after fighting each other, it be awkward, not professional at all.

I'm sure taking it public is the last resort not the first...

I'm pretty sure MHJ tried to contract Bang or however is in charge of Illit to voice her concerns and either was dismissed or given an answer she did not like and thus the whole sequence of events unfolded...

and if it turns out that keeping it within company walls doesn't work - one tries the public angle to get the public on your side before ultimately (if necessary) going to court...

but courts are long and arduous and expensive and again used as a last resort...much better to settle the matter before it reaches a trial

Quote from tetetete

The whole SM-Hybe-Kakao saga was one thing but now inter-Hybe labels are also fighting openly?

a-t-t-e-n-t-i-o-n -----the answer

Quote from dopiee

How do you known they don't fight behind the scenes

I imagine something like this behind the scenes

Quote from selfmate

I'm sure taking it public is the last resort not the first...

I'm pretty sure MHJ tried to contract Bang or however is in charge of Illit to voice her concerns and either was dismissed or given an answer she did not like and thus the whole sequence of events unfolded...

and if it turns out that keeping it within company walls doesn't work - one tries the public angle to get the public on your side before ultimately (if necessary) going to court...

but courts are long and arduous and expensive and again used as a last resort...much better to settle the matter before it reaches a trial

Display More

yeah, taking things publicly (not via leaks) is usually a sign that one party is losing the fight and needs an extra element as a hail mary

Quote from KpopJop

yeah, taking things publicly (not via leaks) is usually a sign that one party is losing the fight and needs an extra element as a hail mary

it's a good strategy though if it does work...

because even if it doesn't do anything tangible it still creates a lasting impression in people's minds regardless of the ultimate "legal" outcome

because their drama queens

They don't; we only see the top of the Iceberg, I am sure there are a lot of petty fights that we never know about.

Quote from tetetete

WAit EVEN YOU ARE BACK

I had to give someone my akorns so I logged in

But I'm always here for Hybe and Bang PD downfall

imagine your average dramatic kpop stan

now imagine that person but with their livelihood and income tied to the drama

the music business is filled with drama-loving theatre kid types

Quote from tetetete

Display Spoiler

I'm doing well!! Waiting for Jin to comeback 🥹