The celebrations for Super Junior's 10th anniversary continues!
The actual day was yesterday but people are still in a festive mood. SM Entertainment's artists joined in the fun with a video montage of each group relaying their congratulations to Super Junior. This includes Girls' Generation, Red Velvet, EXO, SHINee, f(x), and TVXQ's Changmin. On top of that, staff members and employees also relayed their congrats for an overall heartwarming video.
Feel that SM family love above! And congratulations once again, Super Junior, on a decade of success.
after kyuhyun shares his feeling regardless to hankyung 's contract controversy and shut down his cywold.his hyung, donghae also has some thing to say at enhyuk's minihompy..
"i'm depressed...frustrated..i have no strenght..You?"
this may have nothing to do with Hankyung, but the coincidence of all of these questionable Cyworld messages is enough to catch many people's attention. What do you think?
UPDATE:
SM Entertainment has revealed through a phone call with Newsen on the 22nd, "Donghae's writing posted on his minihompy was written before Hankyung filed in the lawsuit. The message was actually towards their own personal situations."
Looks like this post occurred before the Hankyung situation broke out to the public - do you think that means this message was totally unrelated, or an omen to the scandal?
source:allkpop...
"i'm depressed...frustrated..i have no strenght..You?"
this may have nothing to do with Hankyung, but the coincidence of all of these questionable Cyworld messages is enough to catch many people's attention. What do you think?
UPDATE:
SM Entertainment has revealed through a phone call with Newsen on the 22nd, "Donghae's writing posted on his minihompy was written before Hankyung filed in the lawsuit. The message was actually towards their own personal situations."
Looks like this post occurred before the Hankyung situation broke out to the public - do you think that means this message was totally unrelated, or an omen to the scandal?
source:allkpop...
