Singer Under ATTRAKT CEO’s Former Company Expresses Her Support For FIFTY FIFTY But Then Deletes Her Post

Singer Gil Hak Mi has spoken up in support of FIFTY FIFTY. FIFTY FIFTY is currently facing a legal dispute with their agency, ATTRAKT. While FIFTY FIFTY claims mismanagement including not being paid properly, their agency’s CEO, Jeon Hong Jun, claims that producer Ahn Sung Il tried to poach the girls illegally and sell them to Warner Music. Gil Hak Mi was once managed by Jeon Hong Jun as well.

On July 8, 2023, Gil Hak Mi posted a cryptic Instagram story.

I feel bad for those girls… I understand how they feel, because I also wanted to do the same. People who have never interacted directly with him won’t ever know.

— Gil Hak Mi

Gil Hak Mi has since deleted the story as it began to draw attention. It was reposted to online community theqoo before she deleted it. In response, netizens remain on the fence about the situation. They spoke fairly, claiming that the CEO could have treated different artists differently.

• Humans are multi-dimensional. They could be good to one person, but there’s no guarantee that they will be good to someone else. He must have had his own story. There’s no use in looking at things purely from a good vs bad POV.
• People have different experiences. Although I don’t know what she went through, instead of uploading something ambiguous, she should write what she went through.
• What’s up with that… She didn’t even explain what happened to herself. If she has something to say, she should contact them separately.
• There’s no use in uploading that. She should spill the beans in detail and with accuracy.
• Am I the only one who can’t tell who she’s targeting? If she wants to create a public issue, she should speak in more detail.
• Because good things about him are said in detail, but bad things are all so ambiguous, it’s no wonder that the response is different. Of course, I do think that people can’t be all good.

Gil Hak Mi appeared in reality survival show, SuperstarK. She was eliminated at third place. Soon, she signed a contract with OSCAR Entertainment, with Jeon Hong Jun as the CEO. She made her debut in 2010.