"Don't Use Them" BTS's Jungkook Again Shows His Support To NewJeans

The interpretation is divided as Jungkook of the group BTS left a post that seemed to remind netizens of NewJeans. Fans are arguing over the meaning of the sentence and who the target is aimed at.



On the 14th, Jungkook posted a picture of his dog on his pet account, saying, "Artists are not guilty." Jungkook added blue, pink, yellow, green, and purple heart emojis, which symbolize the members of the NewJeans, and arm-shaped emojis, which means support.

Some analysts say that Jungkook had NewJeans in mind when writing the article. Some also say that he indirectly supported NewJeans, who is in conflict with HYBE. After speculation, Jungkook posted another article about four hours later. This time, he wrote, "Don't use them."

Nevertheless, there is a lot of interpretation as to whether NewJeans targeted HYBE, who complained, or Min Hee-jin, former CEO of ADOR, who is suspected of trying to solve the problem with NewJeans, using the group against HYBE. Moreover, Jungkook's post is drawing more attention as NewJeans suddenly hosted a live broadcast on the 11th and issued an ultimatum to HYBE.

At that time, the members of NewJeanspointed out that they were being treated badly by the parent company, HYBE, and that the new ADOR management did not have a good attitude toward them. They called for "normalization of the ADOR" and demanded that Min Hee-jin, who was dismissed last month and became an in-house director, be put back in the position of the CEO.

As speculation continued, the BTS agency immediately posted an explanation. "In any case, it was confirmed that the post was made in the belief that there should not be a case of bringing young artists into disputes and putting them as shields," the agency Big Hit Music explained.

While the agency's explanation has various interpretations from Internet users, the interpretation that the essential content is aimed at both agencies is gaining power.

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