One Hundred, led by MC Mong, has officially announced its strong stance against malicious online activity.
On March 17th KST, the company posted a statement on its official social media, stating, “To protect the rights of our artists, we continuously monitor online platforms and collect reports from fans regarding defamatory posts and comments. Based on this, we are taking legal action on a regular basis.”
The agency further explained, “We have secured evidence of false information, defamation, slander, and privacy violations circulating on portal sites, social media, and various online communities. As of today, we have filed a complaint with the Seoul Gangnam Police Station regarding 30 malicious posts on ‘X’ (formerly Twitter).”
They emphasized their firm stance, adding, “Even after this announcement, we will continue to carefully review malicious posts related to our artists and all company personnel, taking swift legal measures when necessary. There will be no leniency or settlements.”
One Hundred concluded, “Our top priority is to protect our artists, and we will continue to take strong action to ensure their safety.”
Meanwhile, One Hundred is home to THE BOYZ and broadcaster Kim Dae Ho. The company is also the parent agency of Big Planet Made Entertainment, which represents Taemin, Lee Mu Jin, VIVIZ (Eunha, SinB, Umji), B.O, Ha Sung Woon, Ren, performance director Kasper, Kany, singer-actor Lee Seung Gi, and entertainer Lee Soo Geun, as well as INB100, which houses EXO members Baekhyun, Xiumin, and Chen.
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