@cuntyshit in my opinion, i decided not to boycott Enhypen hehe. I want to share with you so here is my reason:>
- ENHYPEN is entering one of the most crucial stages of their career, with only about 1.5 years left before their current contract expires. Contract negotiations usually begin very early and may have already started. Therefore, this is a critical time for ENHYPEN because what happens during this period will directly impact the group's future as artists.
- Currently, their brand value, influence, and public success are their strongest weapons. If those diminish, it will only reduce their advantage in contract negotiations. Therefore, boycotting their music, comebacks, stage performances, concerts, brand collaborations, or any activity that increases their recognition is completely unacceptable. If ENHYPEN's brand value declines, it will give the company a greater advantage in contract negotiations, potentially securing renewals on more favorable terms and limiting the members' ability to negotiate on their own terms.
- Ultimately, the most important thing is for Engene to continue supporting ENHYPEN, helping the group grow and progress as much as possible, so they can receive more opportunities and offers from companies, manufacturers, investors, brands, designers, and industry partners. As ENHYPEN's success and recognition are strengthened, the members will be in a better position to make decisions about their future on their own terms, whether with Belift Lab or even with other companies.
This is from a fanpage of V-Engene (Enhypen Support Team 2.0)
I respect your perspective, and I know you want to give Enhypen the best, me too, but if boycott can affect Enhypen negatively too:(((.
Feel free to share hehe. As you said, I don't get mad about it :))