On March 10, it was reported that after unilaterally notifying their agency, Ador, of their departure and the beginning of independent activities, Newjeans officially announced the release of fans’ merchandising under the name “Njz”, attracting attention. In particular, the group recently presented a series of six keyrings through the SNS @Complexchinese account, the Complexcon organizer, a performance company with a strong presence in the Chinese language market.
The NJZ goods consist of popular Keyrings objects among the younger generations, designed in the shape of different animals. There are five versions, each with the initials of the names of the members (MJ for Minji, HN for Hanni, DN for Danielle, HR for Haerin and HI for Hyein), together with a sixth version labeled NZ, apparently derived from NJZ.
As for the goods, he announced the complex, he announced, “All products will be officially launched on the complex trend market in Hong Kong starting from 21.” They also mentioned a race on the first day stating that, although limited in quantity, a great stock would be available at launch.
The next complex event of the Hong Kong complex will mark the first performance of Newjeans while NJz will abandon the name of their original group. In addition, the group will be expected to perform new songs that have not been approved by Ador. Njz brand performance is scheduled for March 23.
However, the release of new goods of Newjeans has aroused conflicting reactions, since the Netizen raised questions about design and alleged low quality. Below are some comments by Netizens:
- They seem to have become greedy, so the quality …
- Wow, damn, the quality is really bad …
- When I saw the photos for the first time, I thought it was unofficial because the design is questionable … my jaw fell when they proved real
- Is it a fleet of elementary school fleas? The quality is horrible
- Will fans really pay that type of money for this?
Meanwhile, Newjeans is still engaged in a legal dispute with his agency, Ador. Their 1st Court’s hearing was held on March 7, lasting 2 hours and 5 minutes.
