”You only talk about yourself”... Former ”TEEN TOP” CAP suddenly attacks ”NewJeans” HANI who ”attended the National Assembly Audit”

CAP, a former member of the Korean boy group TEEN TOP, attacked HANI, a member of the Korean girl group New Jeans, who was appearing as a witness for a parliamentary audit.
Recently, CAP posted a video on his YouTube channel titled "NewJeans HANI's National Audit is a Problem." In the video, he said that the HANI National Audit held on the 15th of this month
He criticized HANI, who appeared at the National Diet audit of the Environment and Labor Committee as a reference person on the issue of idol harassment and bullying within agencies, saying, "She only talked about herself."
CAP is "someone who would think that a group like NewJeans is on almost another level, but he's just talking about himself, and other people can relate to him."
"It's fine to use the celebrity tax, but we need to bring in the kids who couldn't really get the money with that celebrity tax," he said.
During a parliamentary audit, HANI said that the manager of another artist in HYBE told them to ignore her, and that she had been in the company since her debut.
He revealed that people in high positions had ignored NewJeans' greetings. However, CAP said, "It was a kid who wasn't Korean who was doing 90% of the talking, so it was just a
Will it look good on the general public? The general public thinks that New Jeans is getting a lot of money. This is a negative (for both the singer and the public)
" He also pointed out, "He shouldn't have gone out alone. He should have brought examples of people who have not been able to earn money for years."
Who called (HANI) for the audit? The problem is the Diet members. The person who called is the problem. Why don't you send young people out right now to bring next year's Hot Topic?" he said.
However, the response of netizens to CAP's attack was lukewarm. HANI was present as a witness representing cases of bullying within the company, so netizens were
Chiha said, "Why are they suddenly forcing HANI to take collective responsibility for the industry's labor scrutiny?", "The National Assembly audit is a place to talk about the topic," and "If you earn a lot of money, you will be bullied in the office.
On the 15th of this month, HANI attended a parliamentary audit with Kim Juyeon, CEO of ADOR, a label under HYBE.
"This is a forum for bullying and harassment issues within the office. I realized through my experience that, of course, the law cannot solve all the problems in the world.
I understand what you're saying, but if we respected them as human beings, I don't think there would be any harassment issues."