Is HYBE records part of a cult???

[ladychips]

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[benihime99]

this is the type of reporting we need

[goodbye22]

This drama just keeps on giving 😂. I want to believe for the fun. But I do know Korea have huge issues with cult religions , could it be real? maybe, could it not ? maybe too. N I think it’s standard practice in most Asian countries to visit shamans for business purposes n stuff , it’s a normal thing in my country as well.

And I know christianity is big in Korea So I’m not surprised if there’s some Christian influence every now and then

[smilla_sini]

Yeah the shaman thing is quite normal tbh, my friend works in a major corporation and their ceo brings a shaman regularly 🫠 and they keep a fish hanging under the ceiling 😭

[richyrich909]

A fish?! Please elaborate lol.

[pepsi_twist9]

It's common in Korean believe pollocks symbolize the fish god, which has protective powers and guards against bad spirits & omens.

[fantastiche]

This is probably all innuendo to confuse people about whatever really matters here (debatable what that is depending on your take, I guess). I think MHJ has won the battle as far as public opinion goes, but she'll lose the staying employed war given Hybe own most of Ador. Forcing her out won't look good for them, but I have no doubt she will come back with another group or project in time and continue to be influential.

[babycheeses1]

She won't be able do anything in kpop once she's out. She has a non-compete clause.

[fantastiche]

If that's the case it's unfortunate, but there's other things to do in the entertainment industry, anyway. I'm sure she won't be hurting for work.

[iznanassi]

were hybe the ones who were dragging their feet about synnara?

[smilla_sini]

Dang there us a whole ass article on namu.wiki about it already 😂😭
https://namu.wiki/w/HYBE-%EB%8B%A8%EC%9B%94%EB%93%9C%20%EC%97%B0%EA%B4%80%EC%84%A4