On March 8 KST, entertainment label ONE HUNDRED issued a new statement in light of the ongoing feud between the label and the broadcasting station KBS. 

According to ONE HUNDRED on this day,

"Hello, this is ONE HUNDRED.

We have received many inquiries regarding our artists Lee Soo Geun and Lee Mu Jin and their participation in future broadcast schedules.

Yesterday (March 7), during the '2025 KBS Spring Variety Program Presentation', Han Kyung Chun, Chief of the Entertainment Branch at KBS, commented, 'This recent issue was due to a communication error. There are no other MCs being considered except Lee Mu Jin. I'm certain that if the two sides can just communicate, the matter will be resolved in no time.'

Trusting in the words of Han Kyung Chun, our artists Lee Soo Geun and Lee Mu Jin will plan to attend their broadcast schedules beginning next week. We ask for KBS's cooperation.

However, ONE HUNDRED still has not received an explanation for the 'Music Bank' incident involving our artist Xiumin. We were informed that Xiumin could not appear on 'the program at the same time as artists from a specific company'. We are still of the belief that this is unfair discrimination, but KBS has yet to offer a proper explanation other than denying that the above comments were given.

We will continue to wait for a reasonable explanation as to why Xiumin cannot appear on 'Music Bank'.

This is for the sake of Xiumin, who put in much effort for his comeback stage, and for his fans, who waited patiently for his return.

ONE HUNDRED promises to continue its efforts in the best interests of fans.

Thank you."

Earlier this week, ONE HUNDRED claimed that SM Entertainment was "blocking" Xiumin from appearing on KBS2's 'Music Bank'. In response, KBS denied the claims, but did not comment further on Xiumin's possible 'Music Bank' appearance. Following the accusations, ONE HUNDRED artists including Lee Soo Geun and Lee Mu Jin began to cancel their scheduled appearances on KBS programs like 'Lee Mu Jin Service' and 'Ask Me Anything'. 

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