The Rise and Fall of FIFTY FIFTY

fifty fifty have broken record after record ever since their song cupid came out. with the worldwide success of fifty fifty, the anticipation for the group to soar even higher has been palpable. stick around to find out what's really happening with fifty fifty! subscribe to kookielit for more content and kpop news.

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[celebiglives]

It’s the way they had the WHOLE KPOP experience in less than a year.

[ShogunNihongo]

When a song is more popular than the group itself, it never ends well.

[bluedaynd]

They had an amazing debut, the most successful release internationally (for a rookie gg), flods of haters, conspiracy theories, signed with Warner, plagiarism accusations, a deal for Barbie The Album, a hiatus, "external forces" situation, and now a sue from the members, all in a couple of months. They really lived the experience of all k-pop groups combined in less than a year.

[teatree]

For the first time in K-pop history
The CEO is the victim🌚😂😂

[akshayaravi]

I've been in kpop for a while now and this is the first time I'm feeling sympathy for a company, hope the ceo wins the trail

[civy]

What a shame. Company treated them so well and members ended up like this

[lurker]

Anyone else feels sorry for the CEO? He deserves credit for putting all of these talented people together in a way that worked and put his own neck in the line for everyone to succeed, and now he's being betrayed by everyone

[B_cy]

Their own greed ended their career. Sorry for the CEO who invested $6 millions in them…

[보름달-ce]

I'm Korean and I would like to inform you of the current situation using a translator. The head of the agency sold his car and invested his entire fortune in producing the album of Fifty Fifty. Although it was a poor small agency, the CEO gave them a lot of support, such as giving them a large house with three rooms and two bathrooms as accommodation. However, Fifty Fifty filed a lawsuit against the CEO, claiming that they had not received a settlement. It took years for the BTS to receive settlement, and it is ridiculous that a rookie idol who has only debuted seven months ago wants settlement. Because there's a huge amount of investment going into their debut. The betrayed representative said he is only praying to his late father. Their trial was held today in Korea. Please pray for CEO's victory.

[jilljiggle]

Normally in Korea when conflict happens the public usually take the idol 's side. But this time everyone is with the CEO. The money and work he puts to the group (still a rookie group) is no joke. Foreign fans don't be fooled by fake Infos there's absolutely no mistreatment. Even some famous producers have spoken publicly to support the CEO and saying that they will never provide songs to these girl after what they did 🤡🙋🏻‍♀️

[Skdjebdbdmsmn]

Please pray for CEO... He'a really good guy.... I feel really sad for him... 😭

[BigLazyBear]

As someone who had been betrayed as CEO before. I know how hurtful it is.

[AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan]

Their success was one of the very few organic unexpected success for me, a group not from a well known company, not a very expensive budget nor promotions yet they went so far, like I had hope for more quality groups with actual music after them This

[Chesca_Park]

This is why I feel so bad for the CEO and why I hate the member's parents

1. The CEO made 8000million won(6 million$) investment himself, by selling his 10 year worn rollex, cars, and his house.
2. The CEO teached the members to learn English by love and care for 2 years.(they went from 0-100)
3. After 'Cupid' went viral, the CEO got promised to receive 8 million$ to his account but the producer(who made Cupid) found out that it all went to CEO's account, he was mad and made rumors about the CEO and tried to steal Fifty FIfty and make a new entertainment.
4. Conclusionally, Fifty Fifty members filed a law suit to the CEO for not giving them the 'album money' and "not working properly as a CEO".
Yet they didn't know that the Album had a hit at April 2023 and in order to receive the money, they have to wait a YEAR but they were too clueless...the Parents actually...

I just feel sad for the group and mostly for the CEO. I hope he don't do the worst(yk...)

[nikoleliangxuannijwps]

I feel so bad for Fifty Fifty with all the controversy. They deserve better. Love Fifty Fifty!

[shyun_]

I’m so confused why so many people are feeling bad for the girls…Honestly they selected their fate and could even say they betrayed the CEO’s hard work…

[soulare]

I just feel sorry for these small companies. They can't win. It's all about money and fame at the end of the day.

[이형선-ih]

The boss of the agency raised them with sincerity, but they are bad girls who betray them.

[maarshiexcryxx]

Yoo girls literally betrayed the ceo🤡🤡

[Belle_vie]

I can’t believe how dense kpop fans are to think fifty fifty is the victim and the ceo is the perpetrator. Even after the dispatch records clearly reveals how the members lied and the excessive money the CEO lost and ways he’s provided for them and invested so much on them. There’s a reason why all the knetz are shocked and angry at fifty fifty and feel sympathy for the ceo. What, cuz knetz are jealous of fifty fifty? Except most people didn’t even know about them until this issue. Kpop fans are so removed from Korean culture, actual contexts, actual messages and make up their own theories because their idols can never do anything wrong…. Sigh. Critical thinking is lost. Like there’s literally VOICE RECORDINGS that exposed them and yet people still want to argue they’re the victims. It’s bizarre. Knetz usually side with idols not the company… like with loona or seungi case. There’s a reason why people are so shocked and defending the ceo