Last month, a report understood to have been circulated among music execs at Hybe revealed several disparaging remarks about artists, describing them as 'ugly' and having 'no sex appeal'.

BTS fans may have to wait longer than expected for the group’s reunion. HYBE, the parent company of the globally acclaimed boy band, hinted that a complete comeback may not happen until 2026.

HYBE, the agency behind global K-pop sensations such as BTS, came under fire during a National Assembly audit for drafting provocative industry trend reports containing harsh comments about the ...

ILLIT, K-pop powerhouse HYBE's third girl group, generated buzz and soaring expectations Monday with its debut mini-album "Super Real Me." Now, the question is whether the budding act will follow ...

This speculation stems from the "step on aespa" line found in text messages between former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin and HYBE Founder Bang PD. Since then, aespa fans have expressed animosity toward all ...

But since late April, they’ve been wrapped up in something of a family feud: Their parent company, HYBE, is fighting to get rid of their label ADOR’s then-CEO, Min Hee-jin. On September 11 ...

By Jeff Benjamin HYBE CEO Lee Jae-Sang has shared a public apology following a partial leak of the company’s internal “Weekly Music Industry Report,” which boasted what some have called ...

After being embroiled in controversy related to internal documents disclosed during a National Assembly audit, Hybe faced additional criticism for issuing a statement before the audit was ...

On November 5, 2024, Joy News 24 released an interview with Min Hee-jin, where she opened up about her feud with HYBE amid the agency's internal document controversy. She also shared why she ...

On September 23, 2024, Edaily reported that HYBE's shares hit a 52-week low, trading at 158,700 won, down 0.81% from the previous day. The stock dropped to 158,000 won during the day. This decline ...

By Jeff Benjamin During the months-long feud between HYBE and NewJeans creative director and former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin, the Billboard 200-topping girl group has largely remained silent.