Before its debut, SEVENTEEN's junior group TWS was facing another controversy after a company filed a dispute over logo plagiarism. What happened?
Even before their official entry into the K-pop scene, Pledis Entertainment's upcoming boy group is already facing controversies.
First, they were accused of using "big company privilege" by being promoted in the SNS of their senior idols like SEVENTEEN, TXT, ENHYPEN, LE SSERAFIM, &TEAM, and more.
This time, they were accused of copying the logo of a watch strap company.
TWS Copied Logo of Watch Strap Brand? TWMSTRAP Complains Over Similar Designs
Global fans are paying attention to TWS due to their solid performance skills and shining visuals that they showcased even ahead of their official launch through various pre-debut content.
In particular, on the 2nd, they warmed up to their popularity with their pre-release song, "Mymy: 7s" and are carrying out full-fledged debut promotion through a personal trailer (TWS: FIRST TIME) official concept photos, tracklist, highlight medley, official teaser, pop-up store, etc.
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Written by Eunice Dawson.
