”ADOR interview? Now? Stop”... NewJeans' Minzy makes another cryptic statement amid HYBE dispute?

MINJI of the Korean girl group "NewJeans" has become a hot topic after mentioning the management office (HYBE's label) ADOR in the midst of their dispute with HYBE.
On the 11th (today), Minzy interacted with fans through a fan communication app. At this time, Minzy appears to have read a comment from a fan, saying,
"An interview for ADOR? Now?" Minzy then typed out a few Korean consonants that mean laughing, and added the meaningful word "stop."
ADOR's board of directors dismissed former CEO Min Hee Jin and appointed internal director Kim Juyeon as the new CEO, and NewJeans has publicly supported Min.
This is interpreted as an attempt to target the chaotic situation within HYBE. On the 11th of last month, the members of "NewJeans" said to HYBE on LIVE STREAM, "Please stop interfering with us any more.
"We want to have a former ADOR that is integrated with management and producing," he said.
The group issued an ultimatum to demand Min Hee Jin's return by the 25th of this month. However, HYBE has taken the position that it is not possible to accept Min Hee Jin's return to his position as CEO.
Former CEO Min's side protested that the dismissal was an illegal decision that violated the shareholders' agreement and the provisional disposition banning voting rights events. They also said that NewJeans' activities will continue normally and that HYBE's irregular activities will be resolved.
In order to defend the cause, he must be re-elected as CEO. HANNI, a member of NewJeans, also said that he was concerned about "workplace bullying."
She has decided to attend the National Assembly audit on the 25th of this month. During a live stream, she said that the manager of another HYBE group told HANI to "ignore him" in front of her, which was a big disappointment for HYBE.
HYBE also revealed the unfair treatment, discrimination, and harassment of BE. Meanwhile, in April of this year, HYBE launched an audit of former CEO Min Hee Jin and ADOR's management team, raising suspicions of seizure of management rights.
Min filed a petition for a provisional injunction to prevent HYBE from exercising the voting rights to approve the dismissal, and the court cited this.
He was relieved of his duties but was eventually fired in August of this year.