Back on December 15, JBJ95's agency Star Road Entertainment requested the removal of the YouTube video featuring former Topp Dogg member Seogoong, during which the former idol recalled moments from his group days when he felt bullied or isolated.
It seems that the YouTube channel has fulfilled Star Road Entertainment's request, as the video is no longer available.
In addition, Star Road Entertainment responded to the comments made in this video with, "We have checked through layers of recent reports, online repostings, and and rumors currently being spread from the original YouTube video source, and we have confirmed that many of the rumors and content being mass spread are different from the remarks made in the original video."
The agency added on, "We will be taking strict legal action against those who defame our artists' name and character by spreading false rumors and malicious content online, without any settlements whatsoever."
Meanwhile, JBJ95's member Kim Sang Kyun previously debuted as a member of the 13-member boy group Topp Dogg in 2013. Afterward, he auditioned for Mnet's 'Produce 101' season 2, before re-debuting in the project group JBJ.
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Sounds a bit shady, I thought freedom of speech would allow people to talk about bullying. If those are just rumors and badmouthing it should be settled in court.