It seems as if those with loyalties to SM are hard at work to discredit the lawsuit between JYJ (Junsu, Yoochun and Jaejoong), and their former Korean management company, SM Entertainment. Fans are fighting mad at what seems to be an attempt to turn public opinion away from JYJ and put undeserved pressure on those who want to allow the group access to the Korean airwaves.
Other SM artists got slapped down — sometimes by some of their own fans — for publicly jumping into the dispute between SM and JYJ. Now another outside 3rd party has jumped into the fray in what looks like an attempt to affect the Court’s decision in JYJ’s lawsuit.
An organization calling itself the Korean Entertainment Producers’ Association (KEPA) released a statement allegedly expressing negative concern about what effect the lawsuit filed by JYJ, and former Super Junior member Hangeng, will have on the entertainment industry.
Among KEPA’s blustering nonsense includes an accusation that JYJ only filed suit for “personal monetary profit”. It doesn’t seem to worry KEPA that this is a flat-out lie based on the actions of JYJ since the lawsuit.