”NewJeans” prepares for Tokyo Dome debut amid internal conflict... Japanese fans support them
Amid the internal conflict within HYBE, NewJeans is preparing for their Japanese debut at the Tokyo Dome in June, and there have been many voices of support for the group and ADOR.
NewJeans, a member of ADOR, will release singles in Korea and Japan on May 24th and June 21st. NewJeans will also hold a Tokyo Dome concert on June 26th and 27th.
The group will hold a fan meeting at the venue and make their official debut in Japan.
The conflict between Hybe and Min regarding the alleged takeover of management rights stood in their way. HYBE was rumored to be leaving HYBE with "NewJeans" and released a statement from Min.
Meanwhile, CEO Min held a press conference on the 25th of last month and revealed the conversation he had had with HYBE's CEO and others, causing a huge stir.
Min cited the unfair treatment that ADOR and NewJeans received as examples, and said that before NewJeans' Tokyo Dome debut preparations
The group expressed their dissatisfaction with the audit. Since this press conference, public opinion has been heated.
However, "New Jeans" was suddenly caught up in an internal dispute within HYBE, which led to many concerns about their schedules.
However, despite these criticisms, NewJeans is steadily moving forward with its comeback schedule.
The music video for their new song "BubbleGum," which was released previewed on the 7th, became a huge hot topic as soon as it was released. Japanese fans eagerly awaiting their Tokyo Dome debut gathered in Shibuya
In the streets, they are sending messages of support such as, "NewJeans are always cool and cute. Don't push yourself, just do your best with us." They are also sending messages such as, "Victory to Min Heejin," and "To HYBE."
Don't give up," and also sent messages of support to ADOR and CEO Min. As the conflict between HYBE and CEO Min deepened, "NewJeans"
HYBE has filed a petition with the court to allow an extraordinary shareholders' meeting to be held to dismiss CEO Min, and attention is focused on how the matter will be resolved.
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