why are they angered, she manage her personal schedule why would BBC pay for it. she specially went to court to be able to manage her own personal activities. Why would BBC pay for it if they don't manage it. Look i get it, but people need to stop being angered at BBC for things they have no control over.

We may not like it, but in this case it's not as simple as "They just don't give her anything." She's in a legal battle with them now to suspend their management of her activities. Even though it's abundantly clear that Blockberry Creative has made massive errors and poor management structures for their idols, the fact is that she legally drew a line in the sand. This means that while this litigation is STILL ongoing, the company is going to be limited in what it can and is also willing to put into her solo activities as this all has to be added to the discovery going forward. She's made claims as well that she hasn't been paid, which as lead people (myself included) to wonder if they funneled a large portion of her funds back into the company to try and save LOONA, leaving nothing to pay back to the original source of the income. We don't have proof of this, but it would make sense as to why she continues to have projects that allegedly don't bring her a paycheck. However if that were the case, then there would be immediate proof of this to bring to court, which is puzzling considering she hasn't outright stated that they're withholding from her. Furthermore, we also don't know what sort of contract she had with the company, which may have taken a much larger cut than she understood from the beginning and thus leaving her with little to no payback from her profits.

It's clear at this point that out of all the LOONA members she at least has paid her debts back. But this was still a large venue to hold if she paid out of pocket, so clearly she's made some kind of profits back. I get that this is at a smaller venue than what she may have held in the past with LOONA fanmeets, but it's still reserved with staff, lighting, the promotional set up and plenty of other things which would not be cheap. So even though she may not have gotten everything she is due from her company, it's obvious she has been paid or she wouldn't have been able to afford such a nice event. We may not like the situation, but she effectively made a decision to cut ties with her company, and so it's understandable that they're going to be less supportive of certain endeavors if it's clear that she's not going to stick around. Even if they weren't such a terrible company with a bad business plan, NO COMPANY would actively participate in excess help and promotion of an artist that has filed to break contract with them. That's not only a breach of trust but it's going to hurt the image of your brand, no matter how good or bad of a company you may be. In the end, I hope all the receipts will bring the truth to light and that she is paid what she is owed for her work. After that, I think a clean break is best as it's clearly not going to work in the long run for her to stay with the company. No matter who has done wrong in this situation, there is no trust left between either party, which is why they don't support these extra events and she tries to shame them for public attention to her cause.