twitter thread implying bang pd stole from a female creative and didn’t credit them

She tried to expose it years ago too but it didn't work. Should've posted some evidence this time.

Thos one post here is true, Nu Kim shared bts ' concept ideas years prior to their actual debut.

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Provided no evidence so has to be taken with a big grain of source.

"They're saving the evidence for court"

how convenient people bring this up now

Hive is confirming its position on the ruling on hoarding of the group BTS, suspicions of concept theft, and pseudo-management that are circulating online. As information whose truth is unclear is spread indiscriminately, it seems necessary for Hive to clearly express its position.

On the 28th, various suspicions surrounding Hive and the group BTS are pouring in, mainly in online communities. In response to Donga.com's question about whether Hive would make a statement, Hive said, "We will look into the matter."

The following are the suspicions that are problematic.

First of all, the hoarding ruling and the suspicion of concept theft are related to ‘Hwayangyeonhwa’ (2015), the beginning and core of BTS’ worldview. BTS ranked first on the music charts with the title song 'I NEED U' of 'Hwayangyeonhwa Part 1'. It was an opportunity to win the title of 'trend' due to the rapid rise compared to the previous work.

A portion of the judgment of Mr. A, who was indicted on charges of joint extortion related to the illegal marketing of the group BTS, for which he was sentenced to prison in 2017, is floating around online.

According to reports at the time, Mr. A was indicted on charges of extorting 57 million won on eight occasions by threatening agency officials, saying, "I have data on illegal marketing. If money is not paid, I will distribute the related data to the media." done. Mr. A is known to have been a person who was once mobilized for BTS's expedient marketing. Chief Judge Seong Bogi of the Seoul Central District Court's Criminal Division 3 said, "Mr. A's crime was committed by abusing the secrets he learned about his business partners, and the nature of the crime is very bad. However, the victim's fault was that he gave the victim a pretext for blackmail through expedient marketing." He explained the reason for sentencing him to one year in prison, saying, “I took that into account.”

However, in the released judgment, the phrase 'extortion of money under the pretext of hoarding marketing' is clearly stated. It runs counter to BTS's explanation in 2017 that 'Mr. A's claim is one-sided and that expedient marketing refers to typical online viral marketing.'

Additionally, a netizen who claimed to be Mr. A posted on the Blue House National Petition Bulletin Board in 2018, 'Hoarding of illegal BTS music? A screenshot of the article titled ‘I am the culprit’ is also being spread. The writer promised to 'illegally hoard BTS' music files' and threatened the agency when he did not receive payment, and was sentenced to one year in prison. “I lost everything.” “The agency announced its official position that it was simple expedient viral marketing.” “I told the truth to the media, but they said they couldn’t write it, so I’m leaving this message.”

Second, on the 26th and 27th, Mr. B, who is a former model and magazine editor, retweeted the video post of Adore CEO Min Hee-jin's press conference on his “I had feelings,” he wrote.

Mr. B said, "I chose the album name and concept at the time, the pictorials were similar to the photographer who worked with me, and I used what I said in the interview. I got inspiration from romance comics," and said, "I got inspiration from romance comics," and said, "The representative said, ' I described in detail the process of meeting him and the situation 'that day' we talked about. He went on to add, "After I naively gave the idea, there was no news. Afterwards, I saw an announcement that the company was hiring an art director team and applied, but there was no contact." Mr. B also wrote a letter expressing his resentment in 2022.

Lastly, there are suspicions that the company is closely connected to Group C and operates there. Although Group C ostensibly presents itself as a meditation group, it is known to have a nature that crosses the boundaries of pseudo-religion. Netizens are suggesting that Group C's concept and naming are similar to those of Hive, that BTS participated directly and indirectly in promoting Group C, and that Group C's symbols are everywhere in the music of Hive's singers. .

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She says a member had tattoos 8-9 years ago but no member of BTS had tattoos 8-9 (2015-2016) years ago. That is verifiable proof she's lying. Then she says because of this tattoo that no member had 8-9 years ago, that it was an album title. No album 8-9 years ago was named after a tattoo that no BTS member had.

I am curious why a once is interested in this.

So, it's all about copying tattoos?

ha?

BTS Blood Sweat and Tears plagiarized from the Bible the Last Supper and my dinner table.