”They told me to give them billions of won and get out...” Yong Jun Hyeong (former HIGHLIGHT) reveals conflict over contract with management office

Singer Yong Jun Hyeong (former HIGHLIGHT) has revealed his contract dispute with management office BLACK MADE.
Following BOYZ's JU HAK NYEON, Yong Jun Hyeong has also been involved in contract disputes between artists and management offices.
On the 21st, Yong Jun Hyeong wrote on his SNS, "Last year, on the day of the album release, he suddenly called me and said, 'The number of business entities has increased and I need to organize the label.'
"He said, 'I will terminate your contract without any conditions,'" the post continued, "When I told him I didn't understand and was confused, he said, 'I'll give it my best shot right away.'"
He continued, "Then, within a month or two, they unilaterally told me to get out of the company. I never approved of or spoke to them about this distribution.
"They asked me to pay the money invested by the company and the damages set by the company. The reason was that we discussed various items in the contract, but nothing has been violated since the contract was signed."
Yong Jun Hyeong said, "You calculated billions of won and asked me to leave? I couldn't accept it. I asked them to continue managing me until the end according to the contract, and then I lost contact with them for several months.
Yong Jun Hyeong will be signing with the independent label BLACK in October 2022.
He announced the news that he had founded MADE and embarked on his independence.
MADE is a label of BIG PLANET MADE Ent. It was co-founded by Chairman Cha Ga-won and MC Mong, and is home to JU HAK NYEON, who has recently been in conflict with the management office.
A subsidiary of One Hundred.