FIFTY FIFTY's fans fear that the girl group is on the brink of being blacklisted from the industry. This came after the Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) suspended royalties for their hit track "Cupid" due to allegations of a "forged signature" involving Ahn Sung Il.
KOMCA Takes Unprecedented Step, Withholds 'Cupid' Royalties
According to a report, the KOMCA has made the unprecedented decision to withhold the royalties from "Cupid."
Fans fear that the ongoing controversies may prevent their new release "Barbie Dreams" from dispelling doubts about the group's status, adding uncertainty to their future.
If these fifty fifty messes haven't happened, their Barbie ost will surely end the group's one-hit wonder allegation, but rn they're in danger of truly becoming a one-hit wonder.
— mia .☘︎ ˖ (@Pluffydust) July 18, 2023
Will they be able to overcome these obstacles and reclaim their position at the pinnacle of the industry, or will ATTRAKT seize the opportunity to solidify their rise to stardom?
Stay tuned for more updates as this gripping saga unfolds!
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