The latest move from the CEO of SM Entertainment, Lee Sung Soo shocked the entertainment world.
It is known that on February 16, 2023, CEO Lee Sung Soo opened his personal Youtube channel.
In the video, Lee Sung Soo discusses many things, including accusing Lee Soo Man of being the reason for the failure of aespa's comeback.
Lee Sung Soo mentioned that many of the projects SM Entertainment did, were actually more like Lee Soo Man's personal projects.
These projects include Sustainability aka Sustainable Development, which recently became the cause of aespa's failed comeback.
Lee Sung Soo mentioned that aespa is scheduled to release a new album on February 20, 2023.
This album will be presented before aespa performs their first solo concert in Seoul on February 25 and 26.
However, in the process of producing aespa's song, Lee Soo Man ordered Yoo Young Jin and the A&R team from aespa to change the lyrics of aespa's comeback song.
Lee Soo Man asked them to add lyrics related to 'tree planting' as well as 'Sustainable Development'.
Even though it didn't fit with the metaverse story of aespa, Yoo Young Jin and the A&R team were forced to add these lyrics.
The lyrics added to the aespa song are 'just sustainability' to 'decrease by just 1%'.
However, because he considered that aespa's comeback song had been damaged by Lee Soo Man, CEO Lee Sung Soo decided to cancel the comeback from aespa.
The news of the cancellation of aespa's comeback certainly made all members of the girl group cry, including the lyrics of their song.
In addition, Lee Soo Man's SMart Music City plan is also believed to be Lee Sung Soo based on Lee Soo Man's greed.
Lee Soo Man even plans to embed a casino in the music city he is planning.
This is considered to be far from the target market of SMart Music City, namely tourists in their teens and 20s.
Even Lee Sung Soo said Lee Soo Man was one of the people who spoke out to legalize marijuana which Lee Soo Man believed could make people enjoy music more.
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