[News] Another SS501 member to leave DSP Entertainment?
2010.07.05
Idol group SS501’s company, DSP Entertainment just released another statement regarding the boys’ contracts. Read on to find out what they have to say!
On June 29th we received the official announcement that SS501 leader, Kim HyunJoong, had left his former company and joined actor Bae YongJoon’s agency instead. This left the former 5 member group with only 4 members who were also still in negotiations with DSP about re-signing their contracts.
Now, according to DSP’s new statement, one of the members of the remaining 4 will not be re-signing with them, but will be moving on to another company instead. DSP, however, is still silent about the identity of second member to leave the company. This leaves SS501, which was once composed of 5 members, down to only 3.
Another statement was also released which revealed the members’ thoughts on this issue. It said, “The members are in a state of dilemma and worrying with regards to having to move to various agency companies. Even if SS501 will carry out activities together, no matter what, the members do not wish to be separated apart.”
There is also a rumor circulating around on who the second member to leave the group might be. Park JungMin is rumored to have signed with Sony Taiwan. However, Jungmin himself denies these rumors. He released a statement on July 3rd saying, “Though it’s true that there are many huge agency companies foreign and domestic waving their hands to us, but we are still under current agency DSP, and so its been dismissed. I do have many invitations from various companies, but up until now, I have not signed on with any company nor contracts, after I’ve discussed with my members, only then will I give an official statement”.
In the end, DSP only had this to say, “In a while’s time, an official decision made for the remaining members will be out. However in any such cases, possibilities of each of them carrying out solo movement will also not be ruled out”.
To be honest, the news of SS501 slowly separating is making me very sad. Hopefully, DSP will be giving us some good news very soon!
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