Min Heejin's press conference that gave up 25.6 billion won..Who was the man who stood by him [Star Issue]

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Dancer BlackQ (BLACK.Q, real name Kim Young-hoo) joined Min Hee-jin, former head of ADOR and current head of OK Records, who created the girl group NewJeans.

On the 25th, Min Hee-jin held a press conference on the results and future plans of winning the first trial of a lawsuit to confirm the termination of the stock trading price and the termination of the shareholder contract with Hive at the Teacher Challenge Hall in Jongno-gu, Seoul.

On the same day, Min Hee-jin suggested to Hive that he immediately stop all ongoing civil and criminal lawsuits and end the dispute because he would give up 25.6 billion won in return for winning the first trial. In addition, he supported the full-scale NewJeans of five people, including Daniel, who was kicked out of the NewJeans after being notified of the termination of the exclusive contract by NewJeans in December last year, saying, "Create an environment where all five members of the NewJeans can gather and freely fulfill their dreams." The five members, who should be happily on stage, said, "We can no longer watch the reality that someone has to stand on stage and someone has to stand on court."

Min Hee-jin's proposal to give up 25.6 billion won was also unconventional, but it was Min Hee-jin's attitude that drew attention at this press conference. It was originally scheduled to start at 1:45 p.m., but due to a six-minute delay, Min Hee-jin arrived at 51 minutes. Afterwards, Min Hee-jin, who rushed to the podium, exhaled wildly and said, "I walked into the next building."

Min Hee-jin, who announced the start of the press conference in earnest after drinking water, said, "You must have thought that I would do freestyle, but what I have to say today is a very important story, so I will explain it as I read it. I hope you will listen carefully," he said, opening his laptop and reading the manuscript he had prepared.

The whole schedule was over in six minutes. Min Hee-jin left the laptop as soon as he closed it without receiving questions and answers from reporters.

And next to him was a man. It was Black Q, the dancer. Black Q is a dancer who has choreographed NewJeans's leading songs, "Attention," "Hype Boy," "Ditto," "OMG," and "Super Shy."

He carefully examined Min Hee-jin under the podium during the six-minute press conference. After that, he stood right next to Min Hee-jin leaving the press conference and took care of Min Hee-jin.

In fact, Black Q has already made it official that it is in Min Hee-jin's arms. This is because Min Hee-jin recently added an official account of "Okay Records" to her personal SNS profile. Currently, Min Hee-jin is preparing to launch a new boy group at OK Records.

On the 12th, the Civil Agreement Department 31 (Director Nam In-soo) of the Seoul Central District Court held a ruling on Hive's lawsuit against former CEO of ADOR Min Hee-jin to confirm the termination of the inter-shareholder contract and a lawsuit against former CEO Min Hee-jin for the exercise of put options against Hive. At the time, the court said, "Hive's claim is dismissed and the litigation costs are borne by Hive. In addition, he ruled in favor of Min, saying, "Min Hee-jin's exercise of put options is justified and should be paid 25.5 billion won." However, on the same day, Hive immediately said, "It is regrettable that our claims have not been fully accepted," and added, "We will proceed with future legal procedures such as appeals after reviewing the judgment."

Afterwards, Min Hee-jin applied for the seizure of the deposit account against Hive in accordance with the court's ruling, but it was not accepted. The court cited Hive's application for a stay of execution.

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