▲그룹 피프티 피프티 멤버 시오(왼쪽부터), 새나, 아란, 키나가 4월 13일 오후 서울 강남구 일지아트홀에서 열린 기자간담회에서 포즈를 취하고 있다. (뉴시스) The battle over the fate of the group Fifty Fifty is heating up. Their current agency, Attract, is claiming that there are outside forces trying to recruit the members illegally, while Dougiebus, an outsourcing company, and Warner Music Korea, the overseas distributor of Fifty Fifty's hit song "Cupid," are responding with "false facts. Here, the members of Fifty Fifty are on opposite sides of the fence with their agency. "On June 19, we filed an application for a preliminary injunction to suspend the effectiveness of the exclusive contract (against the agency) at the Seoul Central District Court," the members said through their legal representatives, adding, "This is in response to the agency's breach of contract and destruction of trust." When a conflict arises between an agency and an idol group over an exclusive contract, the two sides are clearly at ...
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