Min Hee Jin, CEO of ADOR, revealed what direction he intends to take with the girl group NewJeans after the contracts with HYBE end
During the second press conference that provided new details about the HYBE and ADOR case, which took place this Friday, the 31st, the CEO of ADOR, Min Hee Jin, revealed its plans for the NewJeans.
Last April, HYBE accused the CEO of ADOR, one of the subsidiary record companies, of trying to make it impending, which would also separate NewJeans from the corporation, as well as exposing the request that she leave the company.
Thus, at the press conference that took place this morning, after the Seoul Central District Court granted the injunction to Hee Jinwhich prohibited HYBE from firing her from her position at ADOR, the CEO truly expressed what she intends to do after NewJeans’ 7-year contracts ended, making it clear that she wants to help idols to be independent and decide their steps they wish to take inside or outside the industry.
They (NewJeans) are teenagers who joined the company without knowing anything. They entered without knowing how the entertainment industry system works. What could these young women know when they arrived? I thought the most important thing would be how to teach them and how I could lead them. I always tell them this too, but I tell them to study during the contract period. I tell them to study something that will be useful for them to earn a living after these 7 years. How long can they stay with me? I wanted to help them gain freedom of choice after these years. I need to educate them on how they can become independent and earn their own living. Otherwise, how will they live after the mother, who fed them all this time, disappears? They could become cool artists, or they could want to get married or study abroad after those 7 years. I hope they live the life they want.
Source: Recreio
