I only report factual information w/ proof. If you don't like what's being reported, consult MHJ on why she's brainwashing & hiding behind children, idk.
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shaman never said no lies..
20 Apr 2025
sm really tried to downplay bts during their rookie years because this is crazy
sm tried to get american hustle life to not have bts on the show because they doubted them and thought they were a filler group and called them an experiment…..
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"payola" became a popularized term bc of Newjeans. Tokkis are aware of that & is why HYBE got backlash after correcting NJ sales in Japan from 1M to 50,000. But HYBE also corrected sales for V's Layover album as well. The correction isn't an isolated issue. It's simply illegal.
Jun 16
The whole NewJeans demand and impact narrative was mostly media play just like ADOR's profits in 2023.🗣💁🏽♀️The production order of 3.5 million copies of the album 'Get Up' was used to manipulate the surge in gross profit margins in 2023 for ADOR under MHJ. However, 1.6 million albums are still sitting in ADOR's inventory‼️
🔹️In corporate accounting, building up a massive pile of unsold inventory can artificially inflate a company’s operating profit for that specific year. This happens because of how the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and Fixed Manufacturing Costs are calculated.
When ADOR manufactured 3.5 million copies of NewJeans' Get Up, they incurred two types of costs: variable costs (like the physical paper, plastic, and ink per album) and fixed costs (like studio production, design, photography, overhead, and factory setup fees).
Fixed costs stay the same whether you print 1 album or 3.5 million albums. By overproducing, ADOR triggered the "allocation effect":
➖️Scenario A (Produce what you need): If you spend $1,000,000 in fixed costs and print 1 million albums, each album carries $1.00 of fixed cost. If you sell them all, your expense is $1,000,000.
➖️Scenario B (Massive overproduction): If you spend that same $1,000,000 but print 3.5 million albums, each album now only carries $0.28 of fixed cost. Which make looks like for that year, ADOR spent less with fixed costs. And profit went up.
If 1.61 million albums go unsold and sit in a warehouse, the $450,000 of fixed costs tied to those unsold albums gets pushed into the future as an asset. It is not counted as an expense for 2023.
🔹️🗣The Result: ADOR successfully hid a massive chunk of their 2023 expenses inside the unsold inventory sitting in the warehouse.
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When Namjoon said about the change of rules by the music industry back in 2021:
🐨"I don’t know if that’s right … It just feels like we’re easy targets because we’re a boy band, a K-pop act, and we have this high fan loyalty.”
The music industry has been always feel intimidated by BTS impact, for that reason they always try to diminish them
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It amuses me how racism is so normalized in kpop that a company with a HISTORY of mistreating black artists are pushing on without a single explanation because the fandom wants to divide into those who actually care about racism & those who are focusing on protecting the other 5
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ADOR is struggling with an excess of unsold stock. Turnover crashed to 0.72x in 2025 with stock held 504 days. It was previously reported that over 1.61M "Get Up" copies remain in stock. This pile-up inflated 2023 profits and boosted Min Heejin's put option to ~₩26B.
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"payola" became a popularized term bc of Newjeans. Tokkis are aware of that & is why HYBE got backlash after correcting NJ sales in Japan from 1M to 50,000. But HYBE also corrected sales for V's Layover album as well. The correction isn't an isolated issue. It's simply illegal.
Jun 16
The whole NewJeans demand and impact narrative was mostly media play just like ADOR's profits in 2023.🗣💁🏽♀️The production order of 3.5 million copies of the album 'Get Up' was used to manipulate the surge in gross profit margins in 2023 for ADOR under MHJ. However, 1.6 million albums are still sitting in ADOR's inventory‼️
🔹️In corporate accounting, building up a massive pile of unsold inventory can artificially inflate a company’s operating profit for that specific year. This happens because of how the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and Fixed Manufacturing Costs are calculated.
When ADOR manufactured 3.5 million copies of NewJeans' Get Up, they incurred two types of costs: variable costs (like the physical paper, plastic, and ink per album) and fixed costs (like studio production, design, photography, overhead, and factory setup fees).
Fixed costs stay the same whether you print 1 album or 3.5 million albums. By overproducing, ADOR triggered the "allocation effect":
➖️Scenario A (Produce what you need): If you spend $1,000,000 in fixed costs and print 1 million albums, each album carries $1.00 of fixed cost. If you sell them all, your expense is $1,000,000.
➖️Scenario B (Massive overproduction): If you spend that same $1,000,000 but print 3.5 million albums, each album now only carries $0.28 of fixed cost. Which make looks like for that year, ADOR spent less with fixed costs. And profit went up.
If 1.61 million albums go unsold and sit in a warehouse, the $450,000 of fixed costs tied to those unsold albums gets pushed into the future as an asset. It is not counted as an expense for 2023.
🔹️🗣The Result: ADOR successfully hid a massive chunk of their 2023 expenses inside the unsold inventory sitting in the warehouse.
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Look through this thread, but there's just too many inconsistencies with this group. This was a glaring issue.
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if these are the stats, how can they chart so high on billboard when none of the songs even reached a mere 5 million streams? How could this song surpassed Jungkook's Seven, even briefly?
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*To also clarify, V's wasn't miscounted, it was just counted too early. They hadn't shipped out the albums yet so 600k orders should've been for the following week. Since HYBE is a conglomerate, those are still required to be reported as to not trick the shareholders.
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RT @99996666666p: ( this post isn't meant to attack NewJeans, but to show how much payola they needed to grow )
⚠️ Mini Thread about payol…
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TeamBunnies got sued, went "we're just a fan account," and now they're right back to relaying min heejin's messages for her
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Armys please don't let CO free fall. Can we take it to 400k and increase swim to top 5 🚨🚨🚨‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
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sm payola isn't talked about enough because it's not a Hybe group. This is pure sajaegi, but of course it'll make no noise.
Jun 14
Melon's blatantly pushing nobody but aespa rn, everyone clocked it and now they're all piling in to complain🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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JTBC, a pro-MHJ news site declared a default after failing to repay 20.6 billion won in borrowed money and as a result, their credit rate was lowered.
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not when cherish exist 😂😂
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