In the latest development from the ongoing HYBE-ADOR conflict, Dispatch has now deleted the recently uncovered practice videos from NewJeans’ trainee period. The previously un-released videos were first posted by Dispatch, along with a statement alleging that ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin had poached the NewJeans members from Source Music, and that the members were originally a part of Source Music's girl group project 'Team N.'
The release of the NewJeans trainee videos quickly gained traction among netizens, and also received backlash from Min Hee Jin and the NewJeans members’ parents. Min Hee Jin disputed the claims that she had poached the members from Source Music, and promised to take legal action over the unauthorized release of the group’s trainee videos.
Shortly after, it was discovered that Dispatch had deleted the NewJeans practice videos.
In the wake of this recent development, netizens are discussing why Dispatch may have deleted the videos and speculating over the most recent events in the HYBE-ADOR feud.
“It looks like Min Hee Jin really did take legal action”
“So this is what a malicious public opinion war looks like. It’s just ugly”
“HYBE isn’t prepared for war, they just blow everything up and then immediately start backtracking. It’s so frustrating ㅋㅋ”
“I reported the videos while they were still up, and now that it’s gone viral I’m reporting the YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels too”
“This is really gross…”
“She should still sue them”
“Morals and civility are almost completely gone at this point”
“I wonder if whoever leaked the videos will be sued or if Dispatch themselves will be sued. Anyways, I know everyone will be held legally responsible”
“What's the point of waging a public opinion war when no one listens to the public's opinion?”
“May everyone involved in the providing and distribution of those videos be punished”
“The videos have already spread all over the internet, but now they’re deleting them?”
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