CEO Min Hee-jin wearing ”that hat” in workaholic mode amid internal conflict with HYBE? Teaser for ”NewJeans” sensibility in collaboration with Takashi Murakami

ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin is accelerating preparations for the comeback of the group NewJeans despite the conflict with HYBE.
At midnight on the 1st, the group "NewJeans" announced that they would be releasing a new album "HYBE
LABELS' new Japanese song "Right
The teaser video for the music video for "Now" has been released. This is a record song from a double single that will be released in June in Japan.
The video that was released included characters that resembled each member, which caught the eye. This was a collaboration with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami, and this time too,
There is a lot of interest in whether the unique sensibility of "ans" will attract public attention.
The group received positive feedback through their collaboration with Right Girls.
Now" music video teaser directly uploaded to SNS, and actively promoted.
He also released several photos that included Tae. What especially drew attention was CEO Min Hee-jin's fashion. Earlier, CEO Min Hee-jin wore this outfit at an emergency press conference, which became a hot topic.
He is seen wearing the hat again, and netizens have been responding with comments such as, "Is it a hat that he is fond of?"
Recently, due to the worsening conflict with HYBE, CEO Min Hee-jin was scheduled to
HYBE is believed to be concentrating on the comeback of "NewJeans," which was released in March 2019. HYBE has launched an audit and dismissed CEO Min Hee-jin, accusing ADOR's management of trying to take over management rights by going independent.
However, CEO Min Hee-jin even held an emergency press conference, claiming that HYBE had framed her in retaliation for her whistleblowing, and that she was not responsible for the plagiarism of "New Jeans."
Apart from these conflicts, NewJeans is releasing various content ahead of its comeback in Korea and Japan in May and June, drawing both concern and support.
The music video for the song "Bubble Gum," which was released as a preview as part of the comeback schedule, has been viewed over 17 million times in just four days since its release, and has even been featured in Hot Topic.
The entertainment industry also publicly expressed support for the girls. Singer BADA (SES) said, "Even just preparing for an album as an idol, which was difficult in the midst of all the complicated adult stories, became a reality for these young girls."
"I wonder how hard it must have been for you young idols," he said, "I'm sure you all have had hard times in your own places, but I hope you can endure this beautiful era that will never come again and become stronger."
I hope you grow up in a way that suits you and that you are happy being yourself. We will all pray for you together," he wrote, drawing attention.