[Full text] ONE HUNDRED, the agency of TAEMIN (SHINee) and BAEK HYUN (EXO), ”Continuously suing for malicious comments and illegal manipulation of public opinion... No leniency”

The Korean producing company ONE HUNDRED drew its sword on malicious comments made against artists belonging to its subsidiaries Big Planet Made Enter, INB100 and others.

On the 24th, ONE HUNDRED stated in an official press release "Currently, the artists belonging to the company are actively engaged in activities, but malicious slander, spreading of false facts, insults and taunts, and other defamatory postings and malicious comments are being spread continuously and indiscriminately through online communities and other media."

They continued "In response to this, we are taking strong legal action against some of the malicious comments and those who illegally manipulate public opinion, and we will continue to sue them in the future."

ONE HUNDRED warned of a strong response, "We emphasise that we will take severe legal action without any warning, good treatment or agreement in this process."

Meanwhile, among ONE HUNDRED's subsidiaries, Taemin (SHINee), Lee Moo Jin and others belong to Big Planet Made Enter, and BAEK HYUN, XIUMIN and CHEN of ‘EXO’ belong to INB100.


▼ Below is the full text of ONE HUNDRED's position

Hello.
This is ONE HUNDRED.

We would like to thank all the fans who have always sent so much love and support to the artists belonging to ONE HUNDRED's subsidiaries Big Planet Made Entertainment, INB100 and Million Market.

Despite the active activities of our artists, defamatory postings and malicious comments, such as malicious slander, dissemination of false facts, insults and taunts, are being disseminated continuously and indiscriminately through online communities, portals, SNS, Youtube, etc.

In response, strong legal action is underway against some of the malicious comments and illegal manipulators of public opinion, and will continue to prosecute them in the future. We emphasise that we will take severe legal action without any warning, good treatment or agreement in this process.

We will continue to do our best to support and protect our artists.

Thank you very much and we look forward to working with you in the future.