OPEN LETTER OF PROTEST FROM FANS TO HYBE To HYBE Corporation, We write this letter with anger, disappointment, and deep sadness. A company that should protect, respect, and support its artists has repeatedly failed to do so. Over the years, we have watched idols endure extreme pressure, harsh control, and emotional strain. Groups are abruptly halted, projects disappear without explanation, and artists who devoted their youth, health, and passion to the company are treated as if they are easily replaceable. The recent situation involving Danielle became the breaking point for many fans. Regardless of contracts or internal decisions, the human cost of these choices cannot be ignored. Idols are not products. They are people. As fans, we refuse to continue supporting a system that normalizes suffering in the name of profit, control, and corporate image. This boycott is not against the artists — it is for them. We demand: Respect for idols’ mental and physical health Transparency in decisions that affect artists’ careers and groups Humane treatment, not disposability An end to excessive punishment and controlling practices A real voice and dignity for artists within the company Without real change, our support is not guaranteed. HYBE’s success was built on the talent, dedication, and sacrifice of idols, and ignoring this truth is a betrayal of both artists and fans. This letter is a protest, but also a warning — and a hope. A hope that HYBE will choose to do better. Fans are no longer silent. And idols are not disposable. Signed, Fans who refuse to stay silent. Kim Garam, Danielle, Youngseo, Haknyeon, Jungkook, V , Hanni, Seungkwan, Manon, Minji, Haerin, Hyein, Soobin, Beomgyu, Sakura, Jay, Saerom, Hayoung, Jiwon, Jisun, Seoyeon, Chaeyoung, Nagyung, Jiheon, Yunah, Minju, Moka, Wonhee e Iroha.
