Min Hee Jin, CEO of ADOR, brings new accusations against HYBE since his last press conference where he exposed the conglomerate and Bang Si Hyuk
Last Sunday, 19th, the CEO of ADOR Min Hee Jin spoke publicly for the first time since the press conference where he exposed both HYBE and the president of the conglomerate, Bang Si Hyuk. In new allegations, Min Hee Jin He begins by saying that he thought about leaving the industry completely:
I wanted to leave this absurd industry countless times. HYBE has already put NewJeans in a bad situation.
Furthermore, the ADOR CEO also refuted HYBE’s previous allegations that it had planned a scam with investment platforms Naver and Upbit:
If you want to know the truth (that these allegations are false), I request a four-session meeting with myself, HYBE, and both companies. It wasn’t my idea to meet them, and our conversation was personal and had nothing to do with investments. The people at the meeting will tell you themselves.
After stating that much of the evidence HYBE possessed was obtained illegally, Min Hee Jin denounced the conglomerate for allegedly taking business partners to private rooms. According to the Koreaboo portal, sophisticated salons and lounges are exclusive to adults, as prostitution takes place in these environments.
Even if I had met with investors, like the CEO of some company, what’s wrong with that? Will HYBE be as suspicious and scrutinize the presidents of its other publishers if they also meet with investors? Have you audited those who have, countless times, taken investors and business partners to private salons and lounges?
Source: Recreio
