THE BOYZ hosts a concert despite contract disputes, with former member Ho Hyun-jun attending and sharing his support on social media.
April/26/2026 17:31Related Groups & Members
THE BOYZ, amidst the turmoil over contract issues, held a solo concert. Additionally, a former member also attended the performance, attracting attention. THE BOYZ is currently holding the concert 'INTER-ZECTION' at the Seoul KSPO Dome for three days from the 24th to today (26th). Former member Ho Hyun-jun (Fal), who left the group in 2019, shared that he attended the performance, delighting fans. On the 25th, he posted numerous videos and photos taken at the concert on his Instagram. He conveyed, 'Seeing THE BOYZ after 7 years, I thought the fans who have continued to protect that place for a long time are truly wonderful. Watching them on stage, I learned a lot and felt many things. I will also work harder. May every moment from now on shine even brighter. I sincerely support you.' Previously, in March, the nine members claimed a breach of contract against their agency, One Hundred, and demanded contract termination. On the 23rd of this month, the court granted a provisional injunction to suspend the exclusive contract's effectiveness. Despite the turmoil, the members held the concert as scheduled for their fans. THE BOYZ's legal representative announced, 'For schedules that were already confirmed before the termination of the exclusive contract, we plan to fulfill them responsibly and sincerely to keep our promise to fans and minimize harm to good-faith third parties.' They added, 'The artists have diligently practiced and prepared for the concert every day, even in the difficult situation of ongoing false claims and public opinion battles from the agency. They have done their best while bearing a considerable portion of the costs personally. Above all, they feel great joy and responsibility in being able to meet the fans soon.' Former THE BOYZ Ho Hyun-jun signed an exclusive contract with 9ato Entertainment. THE BOYZ's nine members have terminated their exclusive contract with One Hundred.
Related Articles
One Hundred, led by Cha Ga-won, has announced its intention to continue legal proceedings against THE BOYZ following a court ruling that temporarily suspended their exclusive contract. One Hundred argues that the ruling is not final and claims to have paid significant contract fees to the members, disputing allegations of unpaid amounts.
A court has ruled to terminate THE BOYZ's contract with One Hundred, citing the agency's failure to meet financial and management obligations. The artists plan to fulfill previously scheduled commitments while expressing gratitude for the court's decision, despite ongoing challenges with the agency's claims.
One Hundred, the agency for THE BOYZ, has publicly refuted claims made by some members regarding the suspension of their contracts and allegations of embezzlement against the agency's representative. They assert that they have already paid substantial contract fees and that the members' claims distort the truth. The agency emphasizes their commitment to transparency and protecting their artists' interests.
THE BOYZ members have publicly countered their agency One Hundred's claims of completed payments, asserting they have received no funds. They highlight a history of delayed payments and express disappointment over false statements made by the agency. Legal actions are underway as they seek to terminate their contracts and address ongoing disputes.
Sonu of THE BOYZ disputes One Hundred's assertion of contract completion, adding a question mark and 'X' to a related post. Other members, including Younghoon, Kevin, and Jacob, support him, stating they haven't received payments. Nine members, excluding New, are demanding contract termination and have filed for a provisional injunction against the agency. One Hundred expresses concern over potential manipulation affecting the members and reiterates support for their full group activities.
One Hundred has issued a detailed response to THE BOYZ's lawsuit alleging embezzlement against its representative, Cha Ga-won. They deny the accusations, citing legal inconsistencies and audit results showing no wrongdoing. One Hundred emphasizes its commitment to supporting all ten members of THE BOYZ and expresses concern over external influences affecting the group.
THE BOYZ has demanded the termination of their exclusive contract with One Hundred due to unpaid settlement fees and alleged contract violations. They have filed a lawsuit against the agency's representative for embezzlement. Other artists under One Hundred are also seeking contract terminations, indicating a broader issue within the agency. Meanwhile, member New has chosen to maintain his contract with One Hundred.
One Hundred has firmly denied knowmerce's claims regarding the streaming contract for THE BOYZ's concert, citing serious technical issues and poor communication from knowmerce. They plan to take strong legal action, emphasizing their commitment to providing fans with a high-quality viewing experience and ensuring the concert's success.
Cha Ga-won's entertainment agency was raided by police due to fraud allegations totaling 30 billion won. Complaints claim he took advance payments for projects that never materialized. Amidst these issues, several artists, including SHINee's Taemin and members of THE BOYZ, have terminated their contracts, prompting the agency to seek resolution and stabilize operations.
Mnet's 'Che-san Crew', a new web variety show, premieres on April 4. Hosted by TVXQ's Changmin and EXO's Chanyeol, it combines running with talk segments. Guests will join each week, starting with THE BOYZ, and the show features a unique 'GO・STOP' format to decide running pace. Available on M2's YouTube channel and Mnet Plus.
