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Chair, but electric. Covered in lego. On fire.
Let's add a cage to this scenario so there's no chance of escape at allChair, but electric. Covered in lego. On fire.
Yeah it's devastating when you think about it and even though I want YG to reap what he sowed, I don't want the company to go bankrupt because of the effect it'll have on so many innocent people's lives.this is so terrible too because especially we already see with some of south korea's old going homeless because they expected their kids to care for them, (only 6.5% of the South Koreans over the age of 60 lived on public pensions) but now even working people putting towards pension plan so that they get paid on their own when they are old, and they'll probably go homeless too due to yang hyunsik
Liking your styleLet's add a cage to this scenario so there's no chance of escape at all
Yeah I don't know what the fuck is going with SK but they really need to get a grip. It's time to pull themselves together. I swear to God their government better sit their stupid asses down and come up with a plan to take back control of the country.Liking your style
This whole thing is just corrupt on so many levels. It’s almost as if another country needs to investigate them as there’s so much shit and mess involved for South Korea to do it themselves.
Remember YG has been in bed with various editions of the government... they cover his ass and bb makes em money.So lemme get this straight. The government effectively invested 5.5% of the public's pension plan into an entertainment company fully knowing it is a high risk investment? What the actual fuck? That means, if YG goes bankrupt, 5.5% of the South Korean public's pension plan goes down the drain... Motherfucker.
Not sure. I think it was just these two companies.Considering that 10% of Korea's pension fund are invested in SM and yg, it makes sense that both companies and their artists act freely without fear of repercussions or why media companies never seem to call them out.
Entertainment companies are probably one the worst businesses to give power
Did they invest in any other agencies?