Former AOA member Mina sends out a message to the malicious commenters calling her "Trash"

 

Former AOA member Mina sent out a heartfelt plea to the malicious commenters.

On December 1st, Mina left a message on her Instagram, saying, "I hope December goes by smoothly and is ordinary." She continued to write, "The words 'Trash', 'slut', 'die,' 'mentally ill' are the words I read the most this year. There's a saying that if you're frequently cursed at, you live longer. So please let me live less. I think I'll become immortal this way."

It seems like Mina was trying to pass the situation pleasantly and lightly, but her words expressed her feelings of being tired of the malicious comments directed at her.

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In response to Mina's post, netizens commented, "Cheer up! and ignore the malicious comments", "Don't think about any more bad things," "We'll protect you," "You need to sue all the people leaving malicious comments, they need to go to jail," and "Why do these people leave malicious comments? Don't mind them."

Meanwhile, Kwon claimed in July that she had been constantly bullied for 11 years by AOA member Jimin. Initially, Jimin denied Mina's claims, but eventually admitted to her wrongdoing and left AOA.

AOA's agency FNC Entertainment apologized, saying, "We hope Kwon Mina, who is having a hard time than anyone else, will recover her health as soon as possible, and we deeply apologize for not having been able to examine the relationship between the members more carefully."

Since then, Kwon has reportedly terminated her contract with her agency, Woori Actors, and recently started her beauty business after receiving psychological treatment.

TOP Media releases update on UP10TION members Bitto & Kogyeol, who have been relocated to COVID19 patient facilities

 

On December 3, TOP Media released a follow-up statement to notify fans regarding UP10TION's status. 

Read the label's full statement below:

"Hello, this is TOP Media. 

Currently, UP10TION members Bitto and Kogyeol, who previously tested positive for COVID19, have been relocated to a facility appointed to them by the disease control and prevention department.

The other members Kuhn, Sunyoul, Hwnahee, Gyujin, Xiao, as well as the group's related staff have been identified as candidates for self-quarantine measures, and so they are in quarantine after receiving confirmations for their quarantine locations from the disease control and prevention department. 

We will continue to prioritize the health of our artists and follow the disease control and prevention department's orders strictly.

In addition, we plan on taking legal action against any false and malicious rumors involving our artists. We will do our best to protect the rights of our artists through consistent monitoring.

Once again, we promise to do all that we can to care for our artists, including against future COVID19 disinfection. Thank you."

We hope to hear good news from UP10TION soon. 

MONSTA X talk about pandemic and new album 'Fatal Love' on 'Good Day New York'

 

MONSTA X sat down with 'Good Day New York' to discuss the pandemic and their new album 'Fatal Love'.

On December 1, MONSTA X was interviewed on Fox's 'Good Day New York', where they were asked about filming during the pandemic and staying healthy. The members gave the 'Fox 5' studio a gun show, opened up about possible weight gain during the pandemic, and talked about whether they were getting on each other's nerves yet.

In other news, MONSTA X made a comeback with 'Fatal Love' and their title track "Love Killa" last month. 

Watch MONSTA X' full interview below! 

Are BLACKPINK the most robbed artist in this year's Award Shows?

The 2020 APAN Music Awards revealed the list of the top 10 singers who excelled this year based on fan votes, album sales, digital music scores and screening by judges.

Blinks were furious after BLACKPINK did not make it to the list, despite shining this year on several aspects with their successful album, high digital music sales and various recognitions from critics globally.

They took it to Twitter trends with the hashtags #ApanRobbedBLACKPINK and #APAN_AWARDS_RIGGED and criticized the list.

BLACKPINK's "THE ALBUM" sold 689,000 copies in the first week which is almost twice the previous record, easily beating the digital numbers of other girl groups like TWICE and IZ*ONE.

How those korean award shows discrediting BLACKPINK's achievements and success.

While I will just gonna leave it here. 💅🏻

BLACKPINK DESERVES BETTER
BLACKPINK DESERVES BETTER
BLACKPINK DESERVES BETTER
BLACKPINK DESERVES BETTER
BLACKPINK DESERVES BETTER#AAA_ApologizeToBLACKPINK pic.twitter.com/nsIb3upOJi

— 712178 (@___bpinked) November 28, 2020

BLACKPINK DESERVES BETTER#AAA_ApologizetoBLACKPINK@BLACKPINK pic.twitter.com/mPtnFRdXrX

— BLΛCKPIИK GLOBAL (@BLACKPINKGLOBAL) November 28, 2020

Momoland's agency announces Nancy's COVID-19 test has returned negative; will resume activities

Momoland's Nancy has received the results of her COVID-19 test.

On November 29 KST, her agency MLD Entertainment revealed that they were informed Nancy's results indicated she did not have the virus. Due to this, the idol will be resuming her activities promoting with the rest of Momoland starting on November 30.

The statement comes roughly a day after the agency had announced that Nancy had been tested for COVID-19 and was temporarily quarantining after it was indicated she and a confirmed case were at the same place at the same time. While quarantining, she was unable to participate in her scheduled November 29 apperance on MBC's 'Show! Music Core.'