THE BOYZ's Sonu challenges agency One Hundred's claim of contract completion, with other members expressing similar doubts and requesting contract termination.
April/22/2026 12:04
Sonu of THE BOYZ raised objections against the claim of 'settlement completed' by their agency One Hundred. On the 21st, after posting a capture of related articles on social media, Sonu added a question mark and 'X' to the phrase 'settlement completed,' clarifying his position that it is not true. Younghoon and Kevin agreed by regramming (reposting), and Jacob stated, 'We have not received anything.' Eric also retweeted related articles on his personal X account, posting a '?', expressing doubt. Prior to this, One Hundred announced through an official comment that 'we have already completed the payment of a high exclusive contract fee (advance payment) and settlement fee to the members, and the payment plan for the settlement fee has been established transparently.' They added, 'One Hundred sincerely supports and wishes for the full activities of all 10 members of THE BOYZ. We express deep concern over the current situation where members are being harmed by someone's instigation, and the situation is deteriorating.' However, with the members completely denying the relevant position, the conflict between the two parties continues. Meanwhile, nine members of THE BOYZ, excluding New, are in a state of demanding the termination of their exclusive contract and have applied for a provisional injunction to suspend the contract's effectiveness.
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