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I wasn’t planning to comment, but this issue kept replaying in my mind. I’ll explain it in simple terms instead of legal jargon, because sadly some people here still struggle with basic comprehension. JL and Han are supposed to be a duo under Hanueulz PH (aka HPH), so people naturally expect equal support and fair treatment. When JL was reportedly among the last two members without a CIEM sponsor, organizers allegedly sought outside fanbase support and secured only partial funding. But when Han’s sponsor reportedly backed out, HPH covered the full amount immediately and without hesitation. So the question is simple: if unsponsored members could supposedly jeopardize the entire project,WHY wasn’t the same immediate support extended to JL from the beginning? That’s why people are questioning the fairness. One member reportedly received immediate institutional backing, while the other had to rely on outside fan support under a similar situation. HPH already proved they were fully capable of resolving sponsorship issues when they chose to. The issue isn’t capability — it’s consistency. Footnote: The project was reportedly treated as “closed” due to confidentiality clauses, yet organizers still managed to tap HPH-related channels and non-Red fanbases for JL’s CIEM sponsorship. The said JL fanbase from their side, then reportedly ended up covering around 70% of the expenses, while HPH covered only 30%. Given JL’s reported popularity and established support system (i.e. JLGlobal), many find it questionable that he remained among the last without sponsorship despite HPH later proving they could fully cover sponsorship-related issues when they wanted to. Why struggle to search for sponsors and let JL remain among the last, when it was already obvious he had at least one or two established fanbases capable of supporting him and in this situation the “duo” fanbase HPH? At this point, the so-called “confidentiality” restrictions appear selective. It seemingly extended only to their “sister fanbases,” rather than the broader support system they now claim was excluded for confidentiality purposes. The reasoning and subsequent actions simply do not align. K bye… time for my tee time.

I wasn’t planning to comment, but this issue kept replaying in my mind. I’ll explain it in simple terms instead of legal jargon, because sadly some people here still struggle with basic comprehension. JL and Han are supposed to be a duo under Hanueulz PH (aka HPH), so people naturally expect equal support and fair treatment. When JL was reportedly among the last two members without a CIEM sponsor, organizers allegedly sought outside fanbase support and secured only partial funding. But when Han’s sponsor reportedly backed out, HPH covered the full amount immediately and without hesitation. So the question is simple: if unsponsored members could supposedly jeopardize the entire project,WHY wasn’t the same immediate support extended to JL from the beginning? That’s why people are questioning the fairness. One member reportedly received immediate institutional backing, while the other had to rely on outside fan support under a similar situation. HPH already proved they were fully capable of resolving sponsorship issues when they chose to. The issue isn’t capability — it’s consistency. Footnote: The project was reportedly treated as “closed” due to confidentiality clauses, yet organizers still managed to tap HPH-related channels and non-Red fanbases for JL’s CIEM sponsorship. The said JL fanbase from their side, then reportedly ended up covering around 70% of the expenses, while HPH covered only 30%. Given JL’s reported popularity and established support system (i.e. JLGlobal), many find it questionable that he remained among the last without sponsorship despite HPH later proving they could fully cover sponsorship-related issues when they wanted to. Why struggle to search for sponsors and let JL remain among the last, when it was already obvious he had at least one or two established fanbases capable of supporting him and in this situation the “duo” fanbase HPH? At this point, the so-called “confidentiality” restrictions appear selective. It seemingly extended only to their “sister fanbases,” rather than the broader support system they now claim was excluded for confidentiality purposes. The reasoning and subsequent actions simply do not align. K bye… time for my tee time.