Is it a hoax that came out half jealousy of the popular Jui? (MOMOLAND)

Is it a hoax that came out half jealousy of the popular Jui? (MOMOLAND)
人気者ジュイへやっかみ半分で出てきたデマか？（MOMOLAND）

"MOMOLAND" Jui, school violence in the past? Agency: "Clearly false fact"


A statement was posted on some online sites stating that Jui of Korean girl group "MOMOLAND" was "a perpetrator of school violence in the past," and the agency has hinted at a strong response to this.


"MOMOLAND" agency said on the 19th, "The recent malicious slander related to Jui is a hoax and clearly false."


The full text of the official position is below.


Hello.


This is Double Kick Company, the agency of "MOMOLAND" Jui.


We would like to inform you of our agency's position regarding the recent unfounded malicious slander related to Jui.


We would like to state clearly that the speculations currently circulating on various portal sites and community bulletin boards about JooE's school violence are rumours and false facts.


We ask that the girls who are doing their best every moment for their precious dreams not be hurt any more by false rumors. We would like to inform you that we will take legal action against all malicious slander, rumors and spreading of false facts from now on.


Once again, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who loves and encourages JooE and MOMOLAND.


Double Kick Company


(From K-POP News)


Yonghwa...Sunmi...and JooE, etc.


This year's K-POP world has been unusually noisy since the beginning of the new year, with scandals one after another in addition to music topics.


K-POP was very popular in the latter half of last year, so it's only natural that new songs from each singer and group will attract attention.


Every group wants to get off to a good start in the new year.


With many K-pop fans paying attention, it was MOMOLAND who came out with a comical and humorous stage performance.


This was an unexpected turn of events.


Their song "BBoom BBoom" is not only popular in Korea, but also in Japan, Europe, the US, and Asia.


It reached number one on the Korean music stage, and the enthusiasm of the fans who flocked to the venue was amazing.


Just when it seemed like this song would sell well, suspicions arose about JooE, who performed the solo dance in the chorus, of school violence.


★"She was a perpetrator of school violence in the past"


When was that past? If not in high school, then in middle school? Or could it be... when she was in elementary school?


JooE, who had become an instant hit with her solo dance in the chorus, was suddenly doused in cold water.


Regardless of whether it's true or not, if you look at it objectively, you can't help but suspect that jealousy may have led to people trying to trip her up in the right ways.


Teens are at their most impressionable age, so there's bound to be a lot of jealousy and badmouthing.


Jui may have experienced something like that.


However, when it comes to violence, it's a case of many people abusing one person.


Could it be that she did something like that?


If it's just that she happened to be at the scene, then please stop.


The right thing to do is to compete openly with others in music, but if there are forces that dislike the popularity she has been given and are deliberately trying to drag her off the stage, then that would be a much more vicious form of violence.


"BBoom BBoom" is fun and enjoyable to watch and listen to.


If you listen to this music, I'm sure any distrust you may have for Jui will be blown away in no time.

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