so basically what i gathered is that the company is trying to say is after he went to produce he got the big head got his finances separated from the groups and probably wanted to go solo instead of going back to in2it . those are some shots fired right there x.x \

idk whats true and whats not, but its all just sad, things didnt work out for them, i dont really stan in2it but i do like the one boy isaac, ive seen him host several shows and he seems like a very genuine good kid, i really hope things will be ok for him and the other boys that are left in the company 😭

In the end, what this really comes down to is the contract that both parties signed. A court needs to identify what was agreed upon in terms of investment by the company as well as monetary agreements between the two. The fact is, whether we like the terrible way things went down for the participants of Boys 24 and everything the young men in this group have had to go through since that train wreck of a program, if the binding contract that both parties agreed to spells out a specific set of guidelines that one or both parties had to fulfill then that is what should be upheld in court. If there was nothing stated in the contract that holds the company responsible, then he shouldn't have signed such a terrible contract. However, if he can prove that the company has not upheld specific monetary agreements and has further prevented Kim Sung Hyun from expanding his career, this could be considered self-sabotage and a breach of contract on behalf of the company, which could allow him to terminate it and move on. But even if he can prove that in court, he will still have to answer for the B.E.P. money (break even point) that he would have owed them regardless for training under the company.