Fans Jimina outraged by the company’s controversial actions and decisions MOVESwhich is managed by a world-famous group BTS.
Starting November 13th fans Jimina hold protests in front of the headquarters MOVES in Seoul, brokerage firms and broadcasting companies.
In addition, recently fans Jimina published a statement on X (formerly Twitter) expressing dissatisfaction with the company MOVES and put forward their protest demands.
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Thus, fans demanded that the title track of the first mini-album be certified platinum. Jimina “Like Crazy” according to the Recording Industry Association of America certification procedure, justifying this by the fact that Jimin became the first solo K-pop artist to release a single in 2023 that sold more than 1 million copies in the United States.
In addition, fans demanded that the agency explain the reason for splitting the streaming of the Korean and English versions of “Like Crazy” and the sudden changes in the song’s credits despite it being No. 1 on Spotify’s global chart. As Spotify representatives themselves explained, this division was carried out at the request of the agency.
Fans also demanded an explanation and apology for the fact that new CDs of the single “Like Crazy” were not imported into the United States after the initial batch was sold out.
In defense Jimina fans are also asking the agency to take effective legal action against the spread of false information about him and the leakage of his personal data to various Korean online communities, social networks, YouTube and other platforms.
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