(G)I-DLE's Soyeon reveals that her ”rap attacking the agency” was true... ”I feel like we didn't respond properly”

Soyeon of the Korean girl group (G)I-DLE, who is facing rumors of a failed contract renewal, has directly clarified her position.
On the 6th (today), Soyeon posted a long message on her SNS about her feelings.
He started by saying, "My first concern is always how to make people happy, and my second concern is how to make the group more fun."
"There are times when things are seen as very stimulating, but there are also times when I don't get a positive response," he said. "But I don't lie, I don't try to harm someone, I don't feel guilty.
"I did not intend to do anything worthy of being accused. I also did not intentionally hide any lies from the agency during this performance."
"There are many articles that have come out of the media, and we have been working together for over 10 years," he said.
"I don't have any negative feelings toward the agency after reading this," he said, explaining his current position. However, "I feel like this has given me a new opportunity to realize the inadequacy of the agency's response.
I will try my best so that we can grow together, and I hope that the awkward feelings of worry and hatred will subside a little," he said, expressing his sadness.
Finally, Soyeon said to the fans, "I will try harder so that you don't worry. I'm always sorry, thank you, and love you, Naebobo ((G)I-DLE's fans).
Meanwhile, rumors have surfaced that Soyeon's contract renewal with management office CUBE Entertainment has been cancelled.
During the concert, Soyeon said, "My contract ends in November. No one can stop me," and "I'm XX
He took aim at the agency with his meaningful rap, saying, "I can't even say things like that, and he doesn't even look at me," sparking speculation that he may be leaving the agency.
When the affair was revealed, Cube Entertainment said, "The members will renew their contracts next year," but that Soyeon's lyrics were
Although they explained that it was just part of their stage performance, internet users are still debating the possibility of the group's future activities.