These Two Former K-Pop Group Girl Members Reveal the Inhuman Treatment of the Agency - Two former members of the K-Pop girl group recently revealed the inhumane actions taken by the agency to them.
The two former members of the girl group members were present as guests in the latest episode of the 'Coin Law Room' program on KBS JOY.
Through this program, guests will talk about the case they are facing and consult with legal experts.
The former girl group member later said, "They did provide rice for us. But there are fleas in it, so every time we want to eat we have to throw away the nail every day. Our parents paid for the meal, but our electricity and water were decided. We have to go to the barbershop every time we want to shampoo. "
"When we wanted to attend an event in Busan, a car accident happened to make the rear bumper of the car dented. Our neck hit 3 times and we reported it to them, but instead the car continued on to Busan by speeding. The next day after we finished the schedule in Seoul, they did not take us to the hospital. "
One of them then said, "So in the end, I went to the hospital by myself."
They continued their story, "When doing promotions for three years as members of girl groups, our managers, food money, and transportation were not fully provided by the agency. We don't even have an office. We usually use a coffee shop or fast food restaurant as an office. "
"We also usually perform in nightclubs filled with cigarette smoke. When we meet people there, they usually touch our buttocks or thighs. When members are in the locker room, they usually write down their phone numbers on members' cellphones to find out their numbers. They then tried to kiss us after taking our photos. "
But when reporting this to the agency, the CEO of the agency only said, "They might do it because you look cute and like their own children."
The former former girl group member said, "For three years, we have performed at around 500 events. When we ask other girl group members, they usually get paid above 5 million for each event. After we left the agency, our CEO bought a new car, "he said.
Temporarily it is not known who the identity of the former member of the girl group or agency in question. (www.kpopchart.net)
The two former members of the girl group members were present as guests in the latest episode of the 'Coin Law Room' program on KBS JOY.
Through this program, guests will talk about the case they are facing and consult with legal experts.
The former girl group member later said, "They did provide rice for us. But there are fleas in it, so every time we want to eat we have to throw away the nail every day. Our parents paid for the meal, but our electricity and water were decided. We have to go to the barbershop every time we want to shampoo. "
"When we wanted to attend an event in Busan, a car accident happened to make the rear bumper of the car dented. Our neck hit 3 times and we reported it to them, but instead the car continued on to Busan by speeding. The next day after we finished the schedule in Seoul, they did not take us to the hospital. "
One of them then said, "So in the end, I went to the hospital by myself."
They continued their story, "When doing promotions for three years as members of girl groups, our managers, food money, and transportation were not fully provided by the agency. We don't even have an office. We usually use a coffee shop or fast food restaurant as an office. "
"We also usually perform in nightclubs filled with cigarette smoke. When we meet people there, they usually touch our buttocks or thighs. When members are in the locker room, they usually write down their phone numbers on members' cellphones to find out their numbers. They then tried to kiss us after taking our photos. "
But when reporting this to the agency, the CEO of the agency only said, "They might do it because you look cute and like their own children."
The former former girl group member said, "For three years, we have performed at around 500 events. When we ask other girl group members, they usually get paid above 5 million for each event. After we left the agency, our CEO bought a new car, "he said.
Temporarily it is not known who the identity of the former member of the girl group or agency in question. (www.kpopchart.net)
