Stars who left SM Entertainment are involved in a ”parking fee” controversy, with Kyuhyun (SUPER JUNIOR) and TIFFANY (SNSD (Girls' Generation)) expressing their loneliness

Following Kyuhyun (SUPER JUNIOR), Tiffany (Girls' Generation) has become a topic of discussion after she mentioned the parking fee system of her former agency SM Entertainment.

　Tiffany appeared on MBC's variety programme 'Radio Star', which was broadcast on the 15th, and revealed the SM Entertainment's parking fee.

　This is similar to what Kyuhyun had revealed earlier that it was a shame. Kyuhyun belonged to SM Entertainment when he was a member of 'Super Junior' and recently moved to Antenna, an entertainment agency, for his solo activities. Tiffany was also with SM during the activities of Girls' Generation, but left SM for her solo activities. When they visited SM Entera during their group activities, they were asked to pay for parking and felt lonely.

　MC Kim Gura told Tiffany that day, "I don't know if it's the right word to describe it as cold food, but you don't take care of me like you did when 'Girls' Generation' was in its heyday at SM Entertainment". Tiffany then said, "I left SM on the occasion of our 10th anniversary. Then I started going in and out of SM Enter again for the 15th anniversary project. But it was a company building I didn't know, the flow lines were different and the parking lot was different," she said, adding, "They told me to get an entry pass. 'How can I help you?' I told them I was here for a rehearsal for Girls' Generation, and they gave me the manager's ID card with the number and asked me to wait."

　Tiffany responded that she was not familiar with the area and said, "So the parking fee for the building in Seongsu-dong was very expensive. When I was leaving the garage after practice, they asked me again. "I said, 'I'm here for a rehearsal of 'Girls' Generation',' and they told me to leave the parking lot." She revealed that she had to pay the parking fee to get out. She also said that she had to buy coffee directly from the café in the office, revealing that she had been a member of the company for 13 years. In the end, she said that she kept the coffee in the name of Sunny, who was then a member of SM Entertainment, and when MC Yoo Se Yoon stirred up the question of "who made SM Entertainment big," and Tiffany immediately joked, "The building was bought for me".

　Earlier, Kyuhyun also said in Variety, "I'm going to SM to practice for the activities of 'SUPER JUNIOR', but (the SM Entertainment side) told me to pay for the parking lot by myself. You signed a contract as a member of 'SUPER JUNIOR'," he once revealed his loneliness. When these remarks became a topic of conversation, Kyuhyun followed up with an appearance on the radio and said, "I was only half joking, but it caused a big stir", adding, "I paid for the parking lot when I was at the office, but at that time, the office just sorted it out (by settling the bill). I asked them later and they told me that the office also leased that building, so all the staff paid for parking too. I thought I had made a big mistake," they explained.

　Netizens were also interested in this, with various reactions that their feeling of loneliness was understandable and that it was a natural procedure for the office's position.