Lee Mujin’s latest activity that follows No-Show to its Sparks Speculars program

Where is the soloist Lee Mujin stay in the middle of the current in progress between his agency, Big planet made (and mother society, One hundred label), AND KBS Channel: especially after the relapse made him lose a recovery of his show, Leemujin serviceinterpreted NMIXX‘S Kyujin?

Lee Mujin refuses to present himself for his show, leaving Nmixx’s Kyujin to film on his own

While Lee Mujin did not comment on the question, fans believe in his actions (as in his last Instagram activities) speaks for him.

After the news of his broken no-show and inevitably, the soloist brought a little backlash, a viral Theqoo Post stressed that Lee Mujin brought to his social media e “I liked it” The recent posts shared for Leemujin service‘S Instagram.

The post noted, “He liked yesterday’s posts. From what I know, he didn’t like anything from that account since last November. “

Having said that, fans believe that the sudden activity of social media could suggest its position.

One hundred label is ridiculous. The celebrities are not employees: they are independent contractors. If the label has signed a contract with an artist, he should help the artist and give priority to the artist’s best interest. Why is a hundred labels trying to solve his unrelated feud in Lee Mujin dragging Lee Mujin into it? Isn’t it a contractual violation? It is not as if KBS was forbidding Lee Mujin, so why does one hundred the label forbids him to do his job?

– Netizen

Support the soloist in the midst of a feud that is not his fault but is causing him a scandal, fans hoped that Lee Mujin could “Leave soon bpm” to a better management company.

• “Because BPM is doing this, really.”
• “He is sending a signal … I’m sure he has a broken heart for what happened. Sigh.”
• “I feel so bad for Lee Mujin right now.”
• “I hope you leave BPM …”
• “I mean, his entire show is at risk of being cut because of the feud … I feel that Lee Mujin is suffering all the losses here.”
• “He is sending us signs!”
• “Seriously, though. What is all this too? “

After the “likes” have been highlighted by some Korean media, Lee Mujin has since then poles. In the meantime, a hundred labels has released an official declaration on what he wants from the network. To find out more:

KBS VS. Cento: the label turns to Lee Mujin’s No-show, asks the “collaborating” network