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MRJKPOP says:

+Nomin B

“9ornothing = jess either has to work her self to death, or they’re saying
the 8 girls dont amount to anything. The fans want more info, they get more
info but they criticize it as being media play by SM. ”

Both of these are extremely accurate statements… it took me 10 minutes to
say so much, and you nailed it in 2 sentences. You win! haha. But
seriously, it seems that everything dealing with SM is put into a lose-lose
situation by all observers, and they are doing that quite unfairly —
especially since Jessica herself has provided direct evidence to the
contrary. 

MRJKPOP says:

+Nomin B

I agree — we get amazingly intelligent and thoughtful viewers/commentors
on this channel! I enjoy reading the comments after every video I post.

AdzPower says:

I’ll be honest, just looking at SM’s track record alone tells me that their
management sucks, it seems they dropped the ball regarding SNSD, to me, it
looks as if the girls met behind SM’s back and decided to kick Jessica out
because (again to me), looks as if they were jealous of her business
venture because Jessica was making her own money from her BLANC fashion
range, Jessica said it herself, SM AND the 8 other members teamed up, as in
the girls themselves took their “evidence” and thoughts about Jessica to SM
and had no choice, chances are that SM’s hand was forced, risk losing
Jessica or the 8 members. I could be wrong, Jessica might not be telling us
everything, BUT she is the only one that has really said anything, she’s
all we have to go on, the other members not saying anything at all tells me
that what Jessica is saying is mostly true. In Jessica’s statement she says
she wanted to be a member and that GG was her main focus, also Jessica has
never missed an event, never missed a concert, never missed a performance
from anything but illness, that to me, at least on the surface, tells me
that she still wanted to be a member of the group, if she really didn’t
want to then she wouldn’t have re-signed her contract.

raymond liang says:

Yes. Totally agree. The “SM sucks” bandwagon is just for ignorant people
who have 0 idea how entertainment companies work. They allowed Jessica to
start her own business. The rest of the members felt Jessica wasn’t giving
her all to GG anymore. I can understand their view. Individually they have
their things too, like Sooyoung has her drama. But these things ultimately
benefit the company too. Jessica’s business is solely personal, and it is
very time consuming. I’m sure her relationship with Tyler Kwon plays a big
part too I think. I just hope the best for Jessica and SNSD.

nadiaemmalie says:

I wonder if SM just really really doesn’t realize that forcing Jessica out
of GG damages the GG brand and fanbase more than Jessica not giving 100%.
By dropping such shocking news that one of the members of their superstar
girl group is being DROPPED from the group as opposed to leaving the group
due to personal schedules or personal reasons, and to drop the news so
suddenly via social media and then confirmation as opposed to releasing the
news through established channels, the whole matter seems very poorly
thought through and disorganized and much more like a spontaneous tantrum.
Suppose Jessica isn’t giving her all to SNSD and is going for design school
and the like. It’s not that that far different from Yoona taking acting
projects and not being able to show up for events. Yes, it is for personal
reasons and Jessica is directing her own projects rather than taking on
additional schedules, but still, it’s not like what Jessica is doing in her
business is going to damage GG’s image, in fact, her skill in doing so may
well improve many fans’ impressions of her. By dropping Jessica, SM is
breaking the illusion of SNSD’s perfection, which is what the entirety of
their image relies on. They are no longer untouchable goddesses. It’s no
advantage to them either, and it’s obviously not doing wonders for SM’s PR.
I have a hard time believing that the other members of SNSD were 100% in
favor of dropping Jessica, mainly because they left some of her lines
unsung at the fan meeting. I’m sure SNSD has come up with situations before
in which one member suddenly gets sick and others need to cover the missing
member’s parts, so it’s not like they’re not professional enough or good
enough to cover Jessica’s parts if they have to. If neither SM nor SNSD
really have serious motivation to push Jessica out, what are they doing,
and what is actually going on?

I don’t think this is entirely either Jessica’s or SM’s fault, and I
wouldn’t really call it fault, it’s more like a badly handled situation. I
think Jessica has been branching out more in the last year. Most members
have side personal schedules, like acting for Yoona, Sooyoung, and Yuri,
radio for Sunny, personal endorsements, OSTs, TaeTiSeo, but Jessica has
never really been known for a specialty or side project, until BLANC. There
are members of Super Junior who also run businesses (Sungmin, Shindong),
but I guess their’s aren’t as high profile as fashion, and also probably
don’t bank quite as much on their status as kpop idols, but to be honest,
I’m having a really hard time figuring out all the motivations here. 

jeishaKath says:

So who’s at fault then?????????????????????????????????

Sk88p says:

He said, she said aside.. i always felt it was more or less Jessica’s own
fault in this case. Not that i don’t feel bad for Jessica, but SM is still
a company, not a soft pillow to land on. She could have waited a bit longer
before fully promote her line. Then this drama would have been avoided. Its
obvious to me that SM and the other SNSD members felt that Jessica’s line
was too much hassle combined with SNSD promotions.
SM then made her choose, but Jessica didn’t choose. She wanted both at the
same time. A choice that simply does not fit within SM. This is just the
idea i have of this. But we also don’t know what is written in their
contract and stuff.

ericeasyeyang says:

I cant really blame anyone for this happeneing because on one side the
group felt that jessicas’s lack of presence during promotion (due to her
buisness) would be unfair to the fans who made the effort of going to
concerts and buying products when jessica wont even be there half the time,
while on the other side jessica wanted to persue her passion but had to
choose between her buisness and GG. I feel that we cant really set full
blame on anyone because their intentions are both for us so can we really
blame SM or GG? Great video and insight on the situation starting to become
on of my favorite channels put there. 

kpopqs says:

I think fans should take what ever they read with a grain of salt and not
jump to conclusions, form premature opinions, or make assumptions. We’ve
only heard Jessica and SM’s side…but what about the other 8 people
involved? Two sides/stories out of 10 sides/stories isn’t enough of a clear
picture to make a sound judgment. I don’t think the public has the right to
say anything about it, because at the end of the day…we’re just
spectators.

ginny7000 says:

Thank you for this, really. So many points to say, but mainly, what appals
me the most about fans when things like this happen is that they claim they
want SM to give their artists more freedom and more insight to their own
careers, but scandals only ever happen when they /do/. Then people will say
that SM should definitely cover their stuff up better (while claiming
they’re shady), and assume basically that SM makes personal decisions for
idols (which basically means saying they agree the company should make
puppets of idols).
Case in point: back in the EXO drama, when members started showing outrage
at Kris’ decision, everyone started saying that they were being manipulated
and that it was SM talking, even when members (Tao), in frustration, posted
that their voices should be heard. Fast forward tot he concert’s premiere.
They held a press conference in which they basically avoided making
negative comments about Kris. They just replied they were happy to have
their own concert and will work with the same heart they had as they did
back in the debut — that was SM talking. That was so very obviously SM
pacifying the issue and telling them not to say anything negative towards
Kris, because if they did, fans would turn their backs on them and further
polarize the situation. But the interesting thing is, after the concert
they had a party in which EXO’s members were 100% happy and partying it up
like I never saw any idol do before. Tao himself took a loveshot picture
with Sooman, and that, to me, was the biggest “I told you” he could say to
the fans. EXO showed there that they stood with the company, but fans still
refused to see.
They would rather believe the idols are liers and advocate their constant
manipulation, as long as nothing ever comes to surface. JYJ’s issues
revolved around Creabu line, SNSD’s revolve around Blanc. It’s only when
the idols actually begin doing things for themselves (and that obviously
stirs problems with the group’s dynamics) that the fans get upset. They
never know what they want — ideally, making the idol have their space is
good, but when, in real life, that means the idol will ignore some of the
needs of the group, they want the company to act up and bind them to a
higher will, all while still covering it all up. Which, ironically, is
exactly what they angrily accuse the company of doing. And the loop goes
on.

arashi0190 says:

I’m not SONE but your explanation about the official statements and
position is right. As you said we don’t have inside information about the
real problems that could be between them and push them to take their own
paths in this. And as much as we know we need to focus on the info we have.
I don’t believe that Jessica is a liar and maybe she is not telling us ALL
but we dint have proofs to say she is lying. This event is unique cause it
never happens in any SM group before…so yeah, so far I agree with you.
When our main group is the spotlight of something like this some fans can
over react looking for someone to blame like with EXO and Kris :/

prom15e says:

finally someone said it. i agree with everything you said and im glad
theres someone levelheaded speaking up during this mess. 

Joseph Famularo says:

THANK YOU! I don’t think they really betrayed her, she just felt betrayed.
I also think Jessica BELIEVES she’s telling the truth. I don’t think she’s
lying AT ALL but she just told HER truth. There are three sides to every
story (side A, side B and the truth). Like for example the members probably
thought asking her to choose between the 2 was the right think to do,
thinking about it in the long run but it came off the wrong way to her. She
felt a way the action wasn’t suppose to make her feel. Jessica statement
makes it seem like the member were cruel towards her but they probably
weren’t. She just felt that way which is understandable. Like i said in the
long run it would have gotten hard. You can’t do what she wanted to do and
be in SNSD. Being in fashion is a lot more work than people think! You have
to be their running your stuff yourself! So think about that and with her
wanting to studying abroad and with SNSD crazy schedule! All the flying
back in forth the stress of all three on her! The poor girl would have been
exhausted! It’s easier to leave in the beginning than to not be confirmed
events to just to leave in the end. At the end of the day I blame it on
poor communication and lack of organization between everyone, jessica,
members and S.M. I believe in this situation you HAVE to remain neutral and
thing rationally. I can personally see it from both sides. It annoys me how
people are turning on Jessica or the girls (even individually) but what IM
going to do is support both Jessica and GG!

Now on to something yoy do kniw about. I am curious about your opinion on
what SNSD sound is going to be like with her gone. People are saying she
had ths most unique voice in GG. Which i can agree on. I personally think
the only other person who sound like jessica (in terms of their physical
singing voice, not their ability) is her sister krystal. But i mean they
still have Taeyeon and honestly Tiffany & Seohyun have gotten a lot better.
Especially Tiffany. Sunny as a beautiful voice too! I mean they do have a
lose cause Jessica voice was a special edition to the group. But i don’t
think all hope is lost. I just want your opinion on that! Cause Im seeing
it everywhere!



김우식 says:

You are totally right. Intellihent analysis. The thing is many fans are sad
and angry but can not blame Jessica or 8 other members. It just leaves SM.
Also, since Lee Sooman lost control in underhanded power strugle, sm
stopped expansion into american and european market. Gg were used to
maximize profit in Japan. No more grand dream of reaching out to the world
and expanding. When innovator and dreamer is kicked out, things fall apart.
Remeber Apple? Jobs made mistakes too but when suits take over with eye on
the quarterly profit only, things will fall apart.

Kevin Tran says:

SM is the type of company who lies to the public. Or at least not tell the
truth. The dating scandals for example. They deny that the idols are
dating, 4 months later they confirmed it when there are more evidence and
SM is forced to tell the truth. Not saying SM is lying in this situation
but they’re known to do shady things. I don’t wanna believe anything until
the whole truth comes out which most likely it won’t cause you don’t get to
hear the whole truth in the entertainment industry so I’m gonna stay
neutral to this.

dionis02 says:

I agree with you. A couple points;

The difference between the statements of Jessica and SM was; SM said she
was leaving in the Spring. Jessica did not say anything about that, if it
wasn’t true she would have denied it, in my opinion. Let’s say, initially
Jessica simply requested a long hiatus. Does she get paid? If 8 members
tour Japan, she shouldn’t get paid, right? If they sell 10k copies of The
Best CD, she should right? You can see how that would lead to a dispute.
And Jessica being the emotional person she is, you can also see how that
kind of thing could get out of hand. This is just speculation on my part.

Secondly,

If there is one person on the team who is not fully committed, especially
in an enterprise that requires a great deal of time and effort, that person
ends up destroying the morale and discipline of the entire team. They
destroy the team. Usually, the person who is not committed doesn’t even
realize the harm they bring upon the group. I’m sure SM has gone through
this before. The best action to take is to remove the person from the
group immediately even if that person is popular.

One thing is for sure, the final decision was made by Lee Soo Man Jessica
stretched the boundaries somehow, and may have expected the 8 members to
back her up and they didn’t. Hard feelings are the result. It’s
heartbreaking,

Hector Martinez says:

The main focus seems to be that she wasn’t all in for GG… If we look at
it we can really say that a lot of members were not all in for GG because
just about everyone missed one thing or another as a member of GG. So my
question on that is, What are the other members definition of
“prioritizing” … Is it how many hours you put in, events you show up to
etc.

It would have been nice if they would have mentioned Jessica having missed
events and such since the beginning of the year so it the whole “GG not
being priority ” would stick out, but that doesn’t seem to be the case?
Dropping her seems to sudden, her line has been out for a month(?) and she
was there a day before the China fan meet so the lack of evidence that she
wasn’t prioritizing GG and the fact that other members miss time/events
leaves a bad taste in my mouth…

Now could money be the issue? (Speculation btw) I don’t know the ladies
contracts so i don’t know know how the money is distributed. Apparently
some parents were complaining about the money that would come from
Jessica’s line would not be distributed to the other members and it didn’t
seem fair to them. If the company invested or she used something
symbolizing Girls Generation then it would make sense, but she got private
investors herself and did all the work herself so that wouldn’t make
sense… Now if the group distributes money equally on everything they do
that the company is involved in (drama,CF, events) then if she was going to
miss stuff and get paid from her line(which the others wouldn’t) and still
make money from GG, maybe that didn’t sit well with the others and caused
problems?
Again this just what what I think/feel after reading through everything
thats been goin on.

DiQue' Claxton says:

watching this vide was painful and for the past couple of days since the
news broke out I haven’t been able to look at any GG news or even listen to
their music because I feel like the group ive come to love has just fallen
apart. personally by bias are Sunny and Hyo but seeing a member leave is
just as heartbreaking. I understand totally where your coming from but I
just don’t see how this could have transpired. Jessica im sure loves these
girls like sisters and im sure the feeling is mutual but being stuck
between a rock and a hard place isn’t very easy and I felt like the
decision was very drastic. im sure it was tough on Jessica doing all of
this with her business and being a member but its seems like everyone is
making it out to look like she didn’t care about GG and all she cared about
is her business and she didn’t give effort into GG but im sure she did. why
kick her out tho….. put her on hiatus? no? ……. yes im sure she cant
make appearances at times or practice and performances…… why not allow
her to record with the girls. im just hurt and I feel like there was
another way of getting around this than just kicking her out and knowing
that the other members where the ones who ultimately asked her to leave was
just salt to the wound #sadSONE 

BritneyDigitalLive says:

I very much agree. People blaming SM should understand first if they are
upset due to the company being extremely controlling (hence “Slave Museum”)
OR the mere fact that they’re imperfect and the Jessica/Kris/etc situations
proved that they’re not as convincingly manipulative as many portray them
to be. My own belief is that it was an issue within the group (which is
perfectly reasonable since they are getting into their mid-20s and assuming
more life responsibilities) that eventually found itself in management’s
hands. Kicking Jessica out will be the group’s undoing (and I say that as a
SONE and Jessica being my favorite) but I think the general details of what
occurred are pretty clear.

Meng Leeherr says:

Agree with u.

Dan Fields says:

What about the DRAMA’s the other girls are allowed to do. Is that not a
personal thing. It does not support SNSD either.

Astrid Daniels says:

This actually did put things into perspective a lot :) I think the issue
for me when I first found out about Jessica leaving was that this has
literally happened with pretty much all of SM’s groups, including my two
favourite ones (TVXQ and Super Junior). And there have already been a lot
of issues this year with SM, what with Kris leaving Exo, and all the issues
with f(x) and Red Velvet. Plus, I’ve recently been listening to some of the
older groups, and because of this I’ve heard about the issues that H.O.T
and Shinhwa had way back when they were SM groups. So yeah, when I heard
about the Jessica situation, I just kind of went, “oh god, here we go again
SM”, and didn’t really bother to consider the whole situation.

It does make sense, and I’m glad I watched this video because it does
provide a different perspective, which is something that is really
important when you have a situation like this, where pretty much everyone
is gravitating to one side.

Minji Noh says:

The tone, The way you talk :) you are like one of those men on the Breaking
News =))

Lucy Nyu says:

Finally, someone rational made a video that it’s actually worth watching,
thanks for your thorough explanation about this topic. :D

jesus rivera says:

By expirience we know that the information we hear now for both sides are
not completely true, nobody wants to be the bad guy in the story, i’m not
calling nobody a liar but after 5 years we still don’t know the complet
story of tvxq’s split so. It’s hard not to take sides or not to balme
sombody but we just don’t hav enough information. Some sones don’t believe
that snsd members just kicked out one of their sisters, other don’t think
jessica was lacking comitment. I personaly don’t understand why sm can’t be
more open about this, other members have had acting roles and have been
absent in snsd promotions for it, i don’t see how much different that is
form jessica’s buisness

JayLovezMusic says:

Of all the videos I’ve seen regarding this situation, your explanation is
the only one that makes sense. The information has be provided take the
time to read it carefully and then jump to your conclusion, all this hate
is ridiculous. You read the information and made rational sense of it, no
judgment, no hate what so ever. The only one with a rational, level head,
everyone should watch this and then go back and think about it. You made a
lot of sense, I love that

eseul lee says:

i think it’s just the history with sm… and fans are tired of it lol.
tvxq –> broke up due to money issues
super junior –> hankyung/hangeng left bc he felt stressed about idol life.
(I don’t know what happened to kibum he’s never in the grp now ??)
exo: kris left bc he didn’t want to be in the group anymore???
f(x): sulli left??? i duno why???
girls generation: now jessica left??

for some reason there is always one person leaving and i think fans are
just tired and don’t want to think about all the hidden issues rationally.
They’re just like, why you do this to us sm?

tho, if ppl don’t want to be idols, that’s their life. They shouldn’t do
what they don’t want to. But this trend… is just strange ahha..

fofficina says:

Bless you, really. I wish such reasonable opinions were more popular among
kpop fans.

k3az says:

Great video. I believe there is no one to “blame.” This is life. This is
what happens. Change and growth is hard and is bound to be inevitable. It
is sad that this whole scene had to play out in the rabid, public arena and
should have been handled amongst the group members and company themselves,
but now that it’s out there, it’s very sad and painful to watch. I feel for
everyone involved, particularly the girls themselves!

SHK N says:

I could not agree more, people are always gonna complain about SM not
matter what they do, we just don’t know what happens behind those doors. So
its just easy to blame the company that manages them. 

Rudra chl says:

Talking here about the youtubers you showed, I usually watch their videos
too and I was deeply dissapointed about their inmature views on the matter.
I thank you for being cool headed in a sea of blind rage, the way you talk
and explain thing is really good and it makes me happy to be a subscriber,
even when I dont usually subscribe to this types of channels. You say you
usually dont do this kind of videos, but hearing your views on the kpop
world every now and then would add a lot to this channel, so please
consider doing this again in the future.

vangomango says:

Tyler Kwon said the truth will come out soon… Obviously we don’t know
much and probably never will. Everything is a business anyway, these girls
were probably jealous about her new fashion line. Also, it seems about
right that snsd generation is almost up if not already… I mean they
already have a greatest hits album in Japan lol… Theyre about to expire
anyway 

punkjl says:

If it really was all 8 of them and them alone, then I’m sure they had their
reasons beyond what we see with the naked eye. You can believe what Jessica
says and thats fine. But there are not two sides to the coin. One being she
is telling the full honest truth, and the other that she is lying. There
are so many possibilities in between of half truths, and things she isn’t
telling or maybe doesn’t even understand possibly due to clouded judgement.
Doesn’t mean she is lying, just that there is way more to this. Remember
that it is human nature to stick up for one’s self whether you are right,
wrong, or just plain ignorant.

boudoirette says:

Finally, someone responded with common sense in this situation!

Account Guy says:

i almost agree with what you’ve said. but if it’s because that the members
felt that she isn’t giving a 100% then why don’t just give her a warning?
i just think somethings a mis here. you’ve said that sm supports her new
fashion line but the company just kick her out of the group eventho she
sign another 3year contract for snsd?
i agree that it isnt sm’s fault but still why kick her out? she said she
loves being apart of snsd. you get what im saying right? please reply

superjo16 says:

But what about S.M.’s history of artists leaving the company? i.e. TVXQ
breaking up, Hangeng, Kris, Sulli going on an indefinite hiatus, and now
Jessica? I suppose you could argue that S.M. gives their artists the
freedom to leave whenever they want, but the thing is, why would they WANT
to leave? I don’t see YG or JYP artists breaking away from their companies,
and personally, I don’t believe that either company forces their artists to
remain locked in their groups if they don’t want to.

Also, if the other members voted Jessica out of the group because they
believed she was no longer fully committed to SNSD, why did they give her
their approval to start Blanc in the first place? Because Jessica clearly
stated that they initially supported her 100%. Wouldn’t the members have
realized that starting your own company is a huge investment of time and
energy? Or did they only realize that now? And if so, what changed it for
them? As far as I know, Jessica wasn’t missing any of SNSD’s
performances/schedules.

Snowie TK says:

I think many people don’t trust SM because they do things quite secretly
maybe? Why don’t they release a press conference and let people hear what
they need to say. I think this is what most people want? To hear the truth?
But truth may hurt though.. So now depends on what we believe cuz no one
really know what happened :)

Yul Yulk says:

http://www.allkpop.com/article/2014/10/jessica-luhan-sooyoung-and-sulli-to-be-absent-from-onew-to-join-sms-upcoming-concert-in-japan
This post contradicts SNSD and SM why would they let sooyoung get away with
this kdrama for such a loooooong time?

MelonPlayer says:

Thank you for making this video! It helped me to understand both SM and
Jessica (and GG) better :)

cherry le says:

No matter how hard jessica was working, she couldn’t have given 100%–she’s
only one person. I don’t think jessica was wrong to start her own business
but I don’t think snsd is wrong either for wanting jessica to pick snsd
over fashion. 

Tiger Head says:

You make more sense than most people I’ve spoken to. 

KiMeRald8o8 says:

Now that you mentioned how SM handled the situation, I think I can see
where they (and you) are coming from.
What fans refuse to accept is that the other 8 members DID HAVE to make
that decision — to let her go — which is probably the hardest thing they
had to do. That the 8 members, to put it bluntly, kicked her out. “I trust
Jessica.” “I trust the other 8″. “I trust OT9.” Well fans should TRUST
Jessica when she said the “8 others” decided to not let her be a part of GG
anymore. Well, fans should also TRUST the remaining 8 members.The company
“notified” her of that. When the 8 members made the decision, they probably
had Jessica’s best interest in mind (in my opinion).

What I’m curious about is your thoughts on this Tyler guy and what role you
think he plays into this situation, if any. Also, did you hear (I don’t
know if it’s true or not) Jessica is liable up up to $40 million if BLANC
is not successful? Any thoughts on that?

GGSone B.A.P Baby says:

I agree with you 100% I actually just Unsubscribed from all those channels
before when I saw their videos they are reading between the lines and I’m
glad I didn’t have to unsubscribe from your channel

shaishai minho says:

SM not to blame. I had the same thoughts in the beginning, but then I
realized for a final decision. Even if all the 8 members have agreed to
vote SICA out, SM had the finally word. I feel you missed one HUGE point.
Jessica is hurt because all 8 members agree upon this request. Not the
managers, not the company, not parents but the 8 members. SNSD is just a
face and representation of the company, all those people they announce
during their winning speeches are the ones who agreed on this situation …
The other 8 members brought it to their attentions and I’m possible that
either their parents or even their managers influenced the other 8… To
conclude, people didn’t point fingers at SM because of the breakup and
their management, people pointed at them because the common factor to all
of this is “MONEY” … 

A Alshamsi says:

Hmm but how come SMent gave their approval and support to suju members
siwon and yusong to have their own fashion lines and none of suju members
complained about those two members for not giving their 100% to the group
activities.. Why this is only happened to Jessica where she confirmed that
she can handle both her business and SNSD activities at the same time..
Which I don’t think this is a hard thing to do.. also, so many ppl around
the world called her selfish for choosing both!! Like srsly, these ppl need
to grow up Jessi is doing more than she can handle right now for both SNSD
and her career.. :) 

forgivemenot1 says:

While I agree with your analysis that it was the other eight members and
not SM Entertainment that voted Jessica off the island they still should be
blamed for exactly the reasons you mentioned; Jessica was conducting her
private business activities with SM’s approval, she even stated she met
with executives to make sure she was compliant with her obligations as a
SNSD member and wasn’t doing anything wrong so SM is fully accountable in
the situation and therefor bears responsibility for not supporting an
artist who technically wasn’t doing anything wrong. What they should have
done is taken responsibility for their part and at most put Jessica on
hiatus then worked hard to sort the situation out not throw Jessica under
the bus and wash their hands of their part in creating the mess in the
first place.

Dan Fields says:

Your are wrong. … You are wrong in your interpretation of the facts . I
do not find that you have looked at it right. Please look again.

jesus rivera says:

Well … the reason why all the hate come from is not because there are not
good artist or they don’t do good music hell no … i love them for those
reasons, but the management is crap, i mean they are the biggest company
and their groups are the most popular ones so if one of their artist is not
satisfied with the work conditions or other stuff why wouldn’t they be a
bit more flexible and negotiate with them so both parts are in good terms,
it just doesn’t make any sense. It is not the first time it happens so i’m
angry too, they must know already that this kind of actions of them don’t
put them in a good positions with the fans, everytime it happens fans drop
from the fandoms and their stocks drop too. I do get why people say they’re
screwing the groups, just take tvxq as an example they were the biggest in
all asia and could had been even bigger and at their top sm can’t negotiate
with jyj and now they’re not the kings anymore, exo’s 2013 was the best
year an idol group could dream of but after kris thing it hasn’t been so
good. Now we don’t know whats going to happen to snsd.

Syali Ishihara says:

It’s ridiculous to see how people make SMEnt. out to be this huge evil
corporation whose sole purpose is to ruin everyone’s lives. I saw comments
on Netizenbuzz that compared SMEnt. to YG and JYP that finished off with
‘SM sucks’. I don’t see how this is even relevant to the whole Jessica and
SNSD matter. Jessica HAS been pretty clear about who she thinks is to
blame. So, yes, my thoughts on this matter mirror yours.

As to the Hangeng issue, I want to make some things very clear.
Firstly, Hangeng(after leaving SMEnt) in an interview had thanked them for
all the training they had given him. He is now fully free to shit on them
but he THANKED them.
Secondly, what’s this about bad treatment? You think this is solely an
SMEnt issue? Being a KPop idol is not a walk in the park. With the number
of KPop groups that come up on the scene it’s an ‘ out of sight and out of
mind’ philosophy that these idols have to go through. If you want to remain
in the public eye then you have to go through crazy ass schedules, give up
completely on proper sleeping hours, and suffer criticism from the public
for the littlest of things. EVERYONE in KPop goes through this. So yes, the
lawyer may have brought this up but this nothing new to the KPop world.
(They ofc doesn’t make it okay but it’s nothing that can be changed in just
one day).
Lastly, the Hangeng issue has absolutely nothing to do with the Jessica
issue and I do not see why they have to be compared. They’re both an
isolated issue that bear no resemblance to one another and should be
treated as such.

If you actually managed to read through the entire rant then kudos to you. 

Yul Yulk says:

wait? did the other 8 members have anything to do with the kicking out of
sica because they were all crying about it afterwards…

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