News SM Entertainment announces they have terminated their contract with TAEIL. (1 Viewer)

[Xeulgi]

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[magali]

good

 

[catonkatonk]

SM handled this well.

 

[eclipsoul]

about fucking time...

 

[athenaaa]

As they should, a little late don’t you think tho?

 

[Ahsoka]

I kind of assumed they would have before Guess that’s too much to assume

 

[badcrookshanks]

too little too late sm

 

[pinkmelodies]

Good. They should have already

 

[alo]

they should have immediately but oh well. glad that scumbag is out for good, and may he never even think about entering public life again

 

[RandAlThor]

ok deserved.

 

[snsd2beg]

Surprised it wasn't done earlier but deserved

 

[centen]

I bet they were working through the logistics of their contract. They probably can't just dump an artist unilaterally without meeting specific terms.

Still, went faster than I expected. I'd read that NCT would be starting to near contract negotiations, and I could have seen SM just waiting and simply not re-signing him.

 

[The_LastRomeo]

I bet they were working through the logistics of their contract. They probably can't just dump an artist unilaterally without meeting specific terms.

Still, went faster than I expected. I'd read that NCT would be starting to near contract negotiations, and I could have seen SM just waiting and simply not re-signing him.

Thats what im saying, they probably had to confirm some things before just jumping to termination

 

[Selfmate]

I bet they were working through the logistics of their contract. They probably can't just dump an artist unilaterally without meeting specific terms.

Still, went faster than I expected. I'd read that NCT would be starting to near contract negotiations, and I could have seen SM just waiting and simply not re-signing him.

I think people need to understand that there's something called procedural justice or in US terms "due process" and everyone from the poorest of the poor the most evil scum deserve the right to "defend" themselves and be given the right to plead their own case so to speak

and that due process should be given even if it's not a court of law