SHINee's Key recently alluded to SM Entertainment's recent management rights dispute in a live broadcast promoting his new album.
On February 13 KST, the idol released his new repackage album 'Killer' and commemorated the release with fans through a live countdown broadcast via YouTube and TikTok. During the event, fans asked him if he was planning to have an encore solo concert, to which he gave an honest response.
"I don't know who to talk to for the encore concert. Who do I need to talk to [for it to happen]? I want to do the encore concert so bad...," he began, pausing with a somewhat frustrated sigh. "The company is going through a lot right now."
Meanwhile, SM's internal conflict over management rights is intensifying. HYBE Labels intends on acquiring up to 40% of total shares in SM Entertainment by March 1 with strong support from founder Lee Soo Man, setting its sights on obtaining significant control of SM Entertainment's operations. Lee Sung Soo and Tak Young Joon, co-CEOs of SM Entertainment, have since denounced the move as a 'hostile acquisition.'
Feeling sorry towards the artists and staffs, they suffer a lot because of the unsure of the company’s management
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Luckymoomoo10,916 ptsMonday, February 13, 2023 4
Monday, February 13, 2023
I feel sorry for him and all the idols affected. But typically idols are told to say everything is fine and etc. How bad is the situation if even the idols are speaking about it or even allowed to speak about it. I really hope and wish for the best for all the idols, workers and etc. under SM right now. This is so not a normal response a company would allow an idol to give, that things behind the scenes must be close to hellish.
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Feeling sorry towards the artists and staffs, they suffer a lot because of the unsure of the company’s management