Irish said, "There was no 'Ignore' remark to Newzins...It's a groundless controversy.

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The revelation that Hani, a member of the group New Jeans, greeted him and was told to "ignore" by the manager of another group belonging to Hive, has become controversial again. Hive denied the disclosure, saying, "The objective does not fit the facts."

In an interview with Daily Sports today (7th), the mothers of Newzins members mentioned the "Hani's personnel incident."

According to the report, the mothers raised a problem with Hive regarding Hani's personnel affairs case, but heard from Hive that the CCTV footage containing the situation was deleted.

The mother of one of the Newzins members complained, saying, "I asked why you only deleted that scene, but he said he couldn't know the reason because he left the company."

It is claimed that the erased video was requested to be restored through forensics, but this was also rejected.

In this regard, Hive-affiliated label Billifrap explained today (7th) that "the member (manager) in charge of Irish protocol never said 'ignore' to the New Jeans member."

Billifrap is a label affiliated with Eilit. Initially, there was no story that Hani's manager was in charge of Eilet, but Eilet was mentioned in some online communities, and Eilet's side came up with an explanation.

Billifrap denied the allegations, saying, "Members in charge of protocol use honorifics and honorifics to artists, so saying 'ignore' itself does not correspond to objective facts."

He added, "It is an argument that cannot be established that 'the video has been deleted' because the voice is not recorded on CCTV."

In particular, according to Billifrap, when the parents of Newzins members first raised related issues in June, they checked and explained CCTV.

However, in August, Min Hee-jin, former CEO of Adore, raised a new claim, saying, "There will be other videos."

Regarding this, Billifrap protested, saying, "We strongly demand that attempts to harm new artists immediately stop due to unfounded personnel controversy following outrageous plagiarism claims," adding, "Now that what has not happened is being dealt with by the parliamentary audit, I doubt there is any other intention."