Comeback Hints? NewJeans Set To Release Never-Before-Seen Content
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The band shared that they will be dropping never-before-seen content on their official YouTube channel.
K-pop girl group NewJeans has taken fans by surprise with a major update on their official fan communication app, Phoning. On June 10, the five-member group announced they'll be releasing new content soon, sparking speculation about a possible comeback.
Phoning is an interactive platform that allows fans, affectionately called Bunnies, to connect directly with the band via livestreams, messages, photos, and calendar updates. It also gives fans exclusive access to behind-the-scenes content.
In their recent post, NewJeans revealed that never-before-seen content will premiere on their official YouTube channel on June 12 at 7:00 p.m. KST. While specific details remain under wraps, fans suspect the release could include exclusive footage from the group's past filming sessions. As excitement builds, Bunnies are closely watching for any further hints about what might be coming next from the chart-topping band.
The announcement led to a significant buzz among the fans as they gathered on social media to express excitement. A fan commented, 'I think this is unreleased behind-the-scenes content from an old episode." Another fan asked, 'Did they decide to return?" While someone else wrote, 'NewJeans return…"
Various fans were seen raising questions about their label and parent company. Another one speculated, 'They probably filmed this before. ADOR will just do their work." Another fan commented, 'ADOR is good at work," while someone simply asked, 'Didn't HYBE make Phoning?"
The announcement came amid the band's legal battle against ADOR, which led to their hiatus earlier this year. The dispute started last year when NewJeans made headlines after publicly announcing their departure from ADOR, alleging mistreatment and a lack of support from the label. As a response, ADOR, a subsidiary of Korean entertainment company HYBE, filed an injunction to prevent the group from leaving and accused them of attempting to sign unauthorised deals.
Previously, the court ruled against the band and restrained them from pursuing any individual endeavours. At a recent hearing, the court suggested both parties settle things among themselves; however, NewJeans rejected the offer, stating that they no longer trust the label. This high-profile legal dispute brings more uncertainty about the band's return.
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