“The CEO asked me to send him photos” ‖ The Extremely Disturbing Case of LPA Entertainment
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It's still baffling how CEO's still abuse their power and take advantage of innocent young people. It's unfair and should be monitored more througholy otherwise it will just continue in a cycle
This will keep happening as long as we live under the power of money
Who Is going to monitor them you? Cops are not body guards. Only you can protect yourself, nobody else.
It will always continue bc the ones we look up to to take care of these types of situations can be involved or apart of it why would they fix it if it helped them to get power in the first place it is a never ending cycle but it doesn’t make any of this ok
hello, i'm the owner of the thread that you used in this video. thank you so much for showing this to more people, people should know about LPA Entertainment and should know how this industry works. thank you
This never stops being shocking, no matter how many times we learn about shady business practices in the industry... I am so sorry for these kids and I hope they can get the support they need to deal with the trauma. 😢
Since you are doing stories around small labels abusing their idols please consider doing a video on ATEEN. They were a 10 member group and 6/10 sued their CEO for sexual assault. Another sad fact is that one of the members came from an abusive company (NA Ent and INX) and ended up once again in an abusive company.
Their history is absolutely gut wrenching especially since we don't know what happened next.
The law supports the perpetrators instead of the victims,the perps simply file a defamation claim against the victims
Yeah and Spire, TS, and Media Line are examples on why you should be careful when signing with an agency regardless their size. LPA and Maroo can also be another example especially if ur a woman.
Ah lpa entertainment.
I actually auditioned and had talked to the ceo via kakaotalk
He was very blunt and I thought it was because he was the ceo and was busy.
He had a set time where I had to message him.
Every week he wanted 1 dance video, 1 vocal video and body measurements.
I even had to write a thousand word letter stating why I wanted to be an idol.
He very very odd so I decided to stop contacting him and gave up being apart of their company.
Sadly pretty much anyone with enough money can start a kpop company 😔 There needs to be much stricter rules and background checks before someone can start a company.
Yeah and no couples should be allowed to work together in a kpop company
@@gwenmloveskpopandmore Hm...honestly it doesn't have to be a bad thing but sadly in this case it was. At least do very thorough background check before hiring.
@@Soshiworld0805 yeah
When you said that they hold auditions for new female trainees, I was shocked. The audacity. As if any female wants to join this disgusting management after this.
taking a hiatus before debuting is like me taking a break before starting my chores
You have no idea of the massive amount of trainees that go through this...
I think these sort of things are more commonly exposed in smaller agencies because the trainees and idols in question are less afraid of them. They don't have a lot of power to hold over them. Maybe the debts are smaller. But it seems like idols are less afraid of the power these companies can hold over them.
I also think this sort of thing happens often because the kids signing with smaller agencies have a sort of desperation. They have probably already auditioned for larger and more popular companies and got rejected. Maybe they don't have the faith in themselves to succeed in an audition with those companies or even got kicked from the company. Possibly the price of training is too expensive. The smaller agencies are their last chance to debut and the CEOs are well aware. When you're in the mindset of "I can debut if only I do 'this thing,'" you're more likely to ignore red flags. I say this as someone who has very nearly fallen into scams a couple of times because of how badly I wanted something (i.e., to leave an oppressive household, a job after six months of unemployment, etc)
I was shoked by what happened(you should make this a series about company's deep dive)
i cant imagine this situation being anything but gross and with sexual motives. the ceos excuse is bullshit, if that was the case they'd be able to send pics in form fitting clothes, or just measurements etc
this was not a way for "cheaper self management" and we all know it
This is gonna be so freaking dark and unnerving, man..
I did some design/art work with LPA for their group Dustin, and I regularly spoke with their manager in dms on Twitter- from talking to the group on a video call they all seemed very nice, some more than others, but the manager kind of had a strange vibe sometimes, the way she talked about them and talked to me didn’t always sound very professional….I wasn’t too surprised to find out about her weird crush and obsession with that one member :// she’d brag about going to dinner with him and stuff and it seemed very unprofessional the way she did it like ??? i always felt like there was something strange going on in that company, but this shocked me…I hope all the girls involved are doing okay now and that company should be shut down for good, it’s a scary situation honestly
also, i hope one of the rappers from dustin stays in the industry, he’s so talented that i immediately thought he deserves to be in a bigger group at a better company, seriously and he has good visuals too
I am shock that a CEO would do this on trainees and staffs I believe she said for stuffs that some feel uncomfortable and those trainees were maybe minors at the time. He shouldn't be working as the CEO ever
7:03 this whole process sounds like a scam tbh
Thanks for talking about these nugu agencies. I ulted Dustin from this agency, and Holics is one of my favourite groups. Plus they're debuting a group soon (dk when). Their name is Angelrus that has the first Moroccan Idol
yep! angelrus is the pre-debut group that the ceo was asking for "pictures" from, said at the beginning of this video
@@mavenism I know about them already, because of EMMA.
Oh yes I remember Dustin their history is crazy they were gonna be like NCT except it didn’t work out much 😬 it literally just spun out of control. They wound up Re debuting this year except they kept their group name.
I know of groups who were blackmailed, abused and SA by the ceo, members or managers.
Eastlight
Omega X
Ateen
I agree that idols in all countries should be healthy, but this is sick. The standards in kpop with how they should look and how much idols should weigh are sick
Poor Angel R Us 😞😔❤️
Also would it be possible to do a vid on the second gen gg Chocolat?
Welcome back Midnight 🥳❤️🔮
Amazing topics
Its known urin joined H entertainment which is Hyunda's ceo (baby boo's company)
and that isnt really a good thing
Can u please make a video on Kim garam the ex le sserafim member
From a 'modeling industry' textbook 👀 Published by Groomer's Inc?
OMG
So Angelrus didn't ask for nudes, i dont see anything odd here? I was in a few soap operas when I was younger and did some model work, every audition had lines of people in underwear for frontal, sides, and back shots. Some scenes in soaps involved lying asleep shirtless, beach scenes, etc etc so it never seemed weird auditions would ask for that. I was active from ages 16 to 21 and IMO the CEO doesn't seem to be doing anything odd, any casual walk past Victoria secret in any mall and you will see women in their underwear. It's not like he was asking for lewd poses or exceptionally revealing underwear.
Am I missing something?
You are missing the point ofconsent without duress.
@Kagayaki Akira Ch. (かがやき あきら) yes they are singers, but lets be honest kpop doesn't only sell music. Kpop is very into selling idols that are very beautiful. And if they are not comfortable with generic photos in what they would wear to the beach then perhaps they are in the wrong profession? Like if you are not comfortable with confined spaces you shouldn't be a coal miner. Many outfits female idols wear are not that much more concealing thana generic one piece bathing suit. It would be one thing of the ceo was asking for thongs to be worn or frontal with just pasties for bra, but it sounds like the girls were asked for generic beach wear a woman would wear during a family trip to the beach.
Is there any evidence the photos asked were any more revealing than typical family friendly women's beach wear?
@@xxonspotlight Nobody was forcing the girls to do anything. The company asked and the girls could have refused and walked out at any time. There was no gun to their head. If they didn't like the company they could have left at any time to switch places of employment. What duress was there? The same amount of duress if you work at a restaurant and don't want to scrub a toilet, do it or quit. That is not duress that's.
Ceo should have had all of this spelled out and explained in their contracts. If he should be punished for anything it's not explaining what would be required of the girls and get their written consent to those requirements and expectations.
@@MA_KA_PA_TIE it’s the fact that you’re asking minors to do it, it’s basically child porn. Who knows what he was using those pictures for, that’s the problem. And while yes no one held a gun to their head to do it, the company is using their dreams of being an idol hostage if they didn’t. You don’t hear about any of the bigger companies asking for full body shots of their trainees almost fully nude do you?
@@andredrw289 So every image of girls 5 to 17 on Facebook at a beach in a standard 2 piece bikini is child prn? That doesn't make sense. If he were asking the girls to get on all fours for photos, bending over, wear thongs/see through underwear you might have a point. But standard front, side, and back standing shots of girls 14+ is anything but kiddoprn. You can go to almost any catalog or website that sells bathing suits for that age bracket and see that. Heck you can go to almost any real girl that age and see pictures like that on Instagram or Facebook.
I really don't see the egregious part of what they were asking for. If they asked for see through/extra small underwear or sexualized unprofessional poses please show me where they did and I will grab a pitchfork and join the mob to kill the monster. But as I said I did modeling and acting when I was 16 to 21, at auditions I'd be in lines of 20 other dudes in boxers taking the exact same photos as was asked by this ceo to be looked at by casting for job selection. Was the most common when it was for a music video that would take place by the pool and they needed teenage extras having fun in the background.
I just don't see what everyone is getting so worked up about.
i followed angelrus for a lot of the member changes and when i saw this news i was so shocked and distraught i can’t believe the company is still active…
Please make a video about SES someday, you make the most well-researched kpop videos, particularly about 1st gen!