”We are not putting the singer in the line of fire,” MC Mong explained, but his comments add fuel to the fire as fans of ”The Boyz” are angry.

Singer MC Mong released a lengthy statement in response to the protests from fans of the group The Boyz. However, it ended up adding fuel to the fire.
Hundred announced that EXO member XIUMIN's appearance on KBS2 Music Bank has been cancelled, and that the label's former member
He once declared a boycott of KBS, claiming that it was due to external pressure from SM Entertainment, which was in charge of the administration of the company. Fortunately, the boycott of KBS has now been withdrawn, but he has been forced to cancel the broadcast of SBS's "Inkigayo" and Mn
It is unclear whether they will appear on other music programs on TV stations such as "THE COUNTDOWN".
The fans of "BOYZ" are grateful that the full support that was promised at the time of the transfer was kept.
"We will ensure that the group is able to continue their activities for the third album, including appearing on music shows and releasing recording content," he said.
They demanded an improvement in irresponsible media reporting, including emotional and disrespectful statements that incite unnecessary conflict, and that the influence between labels be minimized by clearly separating the management of each label.
Following this, truck demonstrations and funeral wreath demonstrations continued, and on the 12th, MC Mong announced on his channel, "THE
He left a lengthy comment clarifying his position to BOYZ fans.
MC Mong said, "A singer's life force is based on humility and personality.
I promised BOYZ, "There is no other way to repay our fans. I will work hard every day.
"I told them to practice their vocals, write lyrics and compose music," he said, referring to each member, revealing that they communicated with each other every day.
The members of "Boyz" once told me, "This is the first time we've ever met an agency that believes in the music we want to make and makes us feel at ease."
"There is no more beautiful poetry than that," he said. "Companies fight against violating the rights of artists, and companies exist only for artists. They do not steal rights and profits.
"One Hundred was created with the hope of being more transparent and intelligent than anyone else, and is a company that I created with Chairman Cha Ga-won," he said, adding, "We are fighting as if we are putting singers in the forefront.
It may seem like we are doing things our own way, but that is not the case. We are just going to work harder than anyone else to protect the rights of artists. When big companies don't do it, we have to.
"I believe that," he explained. Furthermore, at midnight on the same day, as part of the promotion for THE BOYZ's third album "Unexpected," the song "Nothing" on the record
The trailer for the new album was released, but it has been met with harsh criticism that it is not the same musical style as The Boyz have done up until now, and that it is old-fashioned. MC Mong, as if aware of this, said,
When we recorded the song "Nothing," Sunwoo had a singing version from the first verse to the end. He said he wanted to sing it all the way to the end by himself, and we were very happy to be doing such a song.
"This song represents the first page of an unexpected farewell, and it can also represent the fans who are leaving, as well as the memories and fond memories from before."
At the same time, "I personally promise to THE B (fans of THE BOYZ).
Hundred is more than that, and THE B is perfect.
I will do my best to help you pursue your confidence and happiness as B. And, my producer Nee who participated in this album
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Hundred". MC Mong stated his position on the fandom's demands, saying he would "clear up the misunderstanding", but this was more a response to the fans' anger.
Some "THE BOYZ" fans said, "We want them to stop using the members as shields," "We want them to stop using the members as shields," and ...
"I think it's the company that raised 'Boyz'," "They can't appear on TV, so is this a company for artists?" "Not just with words, but with actions,"
I want to see it," he said, expressing his displeasure. In particular, when the members were talking about their musical endeavors, Younghoon was not included. When a fan asked about this,
"Yeonghoon really wants to act," he added, adding another related sentence and raising doubts.
BOYZ made a comeback on the 17th with their third album "Unexpected," and on the same day member Sangyong began his military service.