News SM Entertainment Confirms Disciplinary Action Against Employee Who Snuck Wife’s Lyrics Into Songs By EXO, BoA, And More (1 Viewer)

[Ahsoka]

Just why

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

wait uh what

 

[Ahsoka]

wait uh what

Same

 

[Myco]

So if we play the songs backwards are we gonna hear the lyrics or where could they possibly be found

 

[Venomous]

So to sum it up, the guy snuck his wife's name into the songwriting credits so she/they would get paid, and since he knew what he was doing was wrong, he rotated through three names to conceal the true identity of who was credited. Oh, and he wasn't just some A&R dude, he was the head of the whole department.

 

[blueberries]

So to sum it up, the guy snuck his wife's name into the songwriting credits so she/they would get paid, and since he knew what he was doing was wrong, he rotated through three names to conceal the true identity of who was credited. Oh, and he wasn't just some A&R dude, he was the head of the whole department.

That sounds like fraud

 

[Magician]

So to sum it up, the guy snuck his wife's name into the songwriting credits so she/they would get paid, and since he knew what he was doing was wrong, he rotated through three names to conceal the true identity of who was credited. Oh, and he wasn't just some A&R dude, he was the head of the whole department.

a mess

 

[Venomous]

That sounds like fraud

That'd be exactly what it is. Greed, pure and simple.

a mess

Indeed, and not great for a company that has been recording losses and had their business status downgraded.

 

[Day]

So to sum it up, the guy snuck his wife's name into the songwriting credits so she/they would get paid, and since he knew what he was doing was wrong, he rotated through three names to conceal the true identity of who was credited. Oh, and he wasn't just some A&R dude, he was the head of the whole department.

Isn't that what Han Sung Soo did with his wife? Shiiit

 

[Venomous]

Isn't that what Han Sung Soo did with his wife? Shiiit

Yeah, it is, and according to people in the know, it's more common than reported.