It was recently revealed that the trio of JYJ attempted to make an appearance on a broadcast show, but were subsequently rejected. According to an industry representative, JYJ was scheduled to be in the line-up for KBS 2TV's "31st Blue Dragon Film Awards" broadcast live on�November 26th. The trio rushed to pass the KBS review a week before the ceremony in order to take part in the event. Artists normally submit their work for review before the release of their album, but JYJ submitted their first album, "The Beginning", nearly a month after its release. JYJ's KBS review included a total of seven potential songs to be performed at the ceremony. Unfortunately, their appearance ended up being miscast due to outstanding disputes with their agency, SM Entertainment, and pressure from the Korean Federation of Pop Culture and Art Industry (KFPCAI); the KFPCAI�sent out official letters to both public and cable broadcasting companies, as well as major music distributors requesting to restrict the appearances of JYJ. The "Blue Dragon Film Awards" is not the only event JYJ is barred from. The trio's songs have yet to make radio or TV appearances two months into its release, despite viewers and listeners consistently requesting for their songs. Another industry representative revealed, "JYJ will be met with more obstacles if they do not solve their issue with SM Entertainment. A lot of producers are raising their voices concurrently to exclude JYJ's activities in order to make sure such a controversy does not happen again." Source + Photos: SPN via Nate