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Flashback Friday

Happy Friday! Every week I check the charts for this day in the past and share the top three songs. Then I pick out two more from the top ten as honorable mentions. This week, we are going back to the 1st week in June, 2012. Some legendary songs and artists this week.



#3 Sistar “Alone”





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source: MBCkpop 1 2 3 4 5 & soompi
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Zerobaseone’s Gunwook apologizes for rigging fan event

ZEROBASEONE’s Park Gun Wook has personally apologized for the controversy over his actions at a fan signing event.

Park Gun Wook recently came under fire for allegedly manipulating the results of a Polaroid giveaway lottery at a fan signing event. Based on video footage filmed by fans at the event, the idol fell under suspicion of announcing a different winning number from the number that he actually drew during the lottery. As a result, some accused Park Gun Wook of changing the results at his discretion and trying to give the prize to a specific fan.

In the early hours of the morning on June 5 KST, Park Gun Wook responded to the growing controversy by sharing the following apology:


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source: soompi via mnetplus & sportschosun
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ADOR reduces damages claim against ex-CEO, ex-NewJeans member by 10 bln won

K-pop label ADOR has reduced its damages claim against former chief executive Min Hee-jin and former NewJeans member Danielle to 33.1 billion won (US$21.5 million) from an initial 43.1 billion won, legal sources said Friday.

ADOR recently lowered the damages claim after filing a lawsuit against the two and Danielle's family member last December, seeking compensation over the girl group's delayed return to activities due to a prolonged contract dispute.

An ADOR official said the revision was made after reevaluating the case after changing its legal representatives, adding that it plans to continue strengthening its case. The next court hearing for the lawsuit is scheduled next Thursday.

The group's members had been embroiled in a dispute with ADOR, after Min was removed from her post in 2024 amid tensions with the label's parent company Hybe.

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source: Yonhap News