MARK LEE
The singer’s agency speaks up to protect its artist and its community against online attacks.
In an official statement signed by Summer, in-house lawyer for the company Upper Room, the label of MARK LEE (former member of NCT) made a point of addressing a clear message to fans while celebrating the release of the new single, “My friend”. After expressing its gratitude for the warm reception given to this summer music release, the agency quickly addressed a crucial subject concerning the safety and serenity of the artist.
Since its creation in the first half of the year, Upper Room has been conducting constant monitoring of social networks and forums in order to spot attacks, defamations, and false rumors targeting MARK LEE. Deeply touched by the situation, the singer is above all worried about the psychological impact and stress that these toxic behaviors generate among his own fans.
Faced with this observation, the company’s position remains exempt from any concession:
“The agency will apply rigorous legal measures against any act of cyberbullying, whether malicious posts or comments, in order to preserve the artist as well as his community.”
Upper Room thus reaffirms its willingness to offer a healthy and caring environment so that music alone continues to unite the artist with his public.
https://x.com/upperroomlabel/status/2095074249069457721
Full translation of the official declaration:
“Hello, this is Summer, in-house lawyer at UPPER ROOM.
First of all, we wish to express our most sincere thanks to the fans who show so much love and enthusiasm for our artist Mark Lee’s new single, “My friend”. Like a cool breeze at the end of a stifling summer, we hope this song will bring a pleasant touch of freshness to your daily life.
Since the creation of our company in the first half of this year, we have been continuously monitoring malicious posts on various online platforms and social networks, notably malicious defamation, the spread of unfounded false information, and the violation of our artist’s personal rights.
Currently, the artist is more worried about the pain and stress that these malicious posts can cause fans than for himself. That is why our company will take firm legal action against malicious articles and comments pertaining to cyberbullying, in order to protect the artist and the fans.
In the future, we promise to do everything possible so that only beautiful interactions based on music persist between the artist and the fans.
Thank you.”
Journalist: Shawn
Translator: Shawn
Source: SNS Upper room
