From “HYVE VS Ador Min Hee Jin Representative”

From “HYVE VS Ador Min Hee Jin Representative”
”HYVE　VS　Adorミン・ヒジン代表”から




Has the successor of HYBE's Min Hee-jin already been decided? Ador executives are aiming to be dismissed by calling an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders.




　HYBE owns 80% of Ador's shares.
The power relationship between the two will be 80:20.
If you think about it normally, Ador's side has almost no chance of winning.


HYBE claims that Ador Min Hee-jin is plotting to take control of the company, and has requested an "extraordinary general meeting of shareholders" to dismiss Ador executives.


Representative Min Hee-jin recently attended a press conference.
At that meeting, CEO Min Hee-jin criticized HYVE's method, or rather strategy, of sending out girls modeled after the New Jeans style from their agency.


My impression from the press conference was that Representative Min Hee-jin's argument was morally clean.


HYBE and Ador have a relationship where HYBE is the parent and Ador is the child.
In terms of social relationships, it can be said that the relationship is more common-law than rival.


This is what Representative Min Hee-jin emphasized at the press conference.


For example, if other agencies like SM or JYP had debuted girls like ILLIT, there would have been no problem.
This is because "the soil under the willows" is what every office is aiming for.


Even at other agencies, it's hard to send out girls who look exactly like them out of pride.


It would be no surprise if CEO Min Hee-jin felt like he had been outwitted by the parent company (HYVE).
In other words, the enemy didn't come from the front, but suddenly attacked from behind.


Well, once you step out of your house, you'll find yourself in a world where the fittest eats the fittest.
So, once we go out, we have no choice but to create a force with like-minded people.


HYVE seems to be a group that has rapidly expanded in power, but we can't really see what's going on inside.


HYVE VS Ador Min Hee-jin's future is not clear at all.


Ador Min Hee-jin, the representative, doesn't seem to have a chance of winning, but who will the calm eyes of the public choose?




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