One Hundred, the agency representing prominent K-pop stars such as Lee Seung Gi, EXO’s Chen, Baekhyun, Xiumin, and The Boyz, has announced strict legal measures to combat malicious activities, including false information and defamation targeting their artists.
Legal Action Announced
On December 14, 2024, One Hundred released an official statement addressing ongoing malicious attacks against its artists. The agency expressed gratitude to fans for their continuous support and reassured them of its firm stance against any defamatory actions.
According to the statement, One Hundred has been actively filing legal complaints against individuals spreading malicious comments and false information. The company has collaborated with specialized agencies to track IP addresses and gather evidence. Following extensive police investigations, suspects involved in these activities have been forwarded to the prosecution.
Commitment to Strict Measures
The agency emphasized its no-tolerance policy against acts of defamation, stating, “We take all acts of defamation, including malicious slander, the spread of false information, and personal attacks, very seriously. We will continue to monitor related posts and comments and take legal action accordingly.”
In addition to individual offenders, the company also highlighted its focus on addressing illegal viral marketing agencies, organizations, and associations involved in such malicious activities. One Hundred declared its commitment to enforcing strict measures without engaging in settlements or leniency.
The statement underscored the agency’s role in promoting the K-pop industry’s healthy growth, adding, “To promote the growth of the K-pop industry and the entertainment sector, we will continue to take stern measures without any settlements or leniency toward those involved in malicious activities.”
Dedication to Artist Protection
The company reaffirmed its dedication to safeguarding its artists’ well-being and ensuring their continued ability to perform and interact with fans. “We will prioritize the protection of our artists to support their healthy activities and provide full backing to meet the love and expectations of all our fans,” the statement read.
About One Hundred
One Hundred operates subsidiary labels such as BPM Entertainment and INB100, managing a roster of highly celebrated K-pop artists. Its lineup includes notable names like Lee Seung Gi, Taemin, Baekhyun, Chen, Xiumin, Lee Mujin, VIVIZ, and The Boyz, making it one of the most influential companies in the Korean entertainment industry.
Official Statement from One Hundred
Below is the full official statement released by the company:
“Hello, this is One Hundred. First, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to fans for their unwavering love and support for the artists under our label. We have been actively filing complaints against malicious commenters targeting our artists. Through collaboration with professional agencies, we have conducted IP tracking and secured evidence, leading to police investigations and, most recently, the suspects being forwarded to the prosecution. We take all acts of malicious slander, the spread of false information, and personal attacks on our artists very seriously. We will continue to monitor such posts and comments and take legal action without hesitation. Our strict measures will also extend to illegal viral marketing agencies, organizations, and associations that defame our artists. We firmly state that we will not engage in any settlements or leniency as we uphold these strict measures for the betterment of the K-pop industry and the entertainment sector. Moving forward, we will continue to prioritize the protection of our artists to ensure their healthy activities and provide full support to meet the expectations and love of our fans. Thank you.”
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