“Your Own Artist…” — HYBE Accused Of Sabotaging BTS’s V 

“Stop sabotaging your artist!”

BTS‘s V recently released the Vinyl version of his much-loved album Layover , which has been well-received by fans around the world. However, many have taken to social media to express their frustration with HYBE and its associated labels — BIGHIT MUSIC and Geffen Records — alleging poor management and lack of support for the release.

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According to fans, numerous issues have potentially impacted the album’s charting and accessibility, leaving them feeling neglected and disappointed.

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One of the major complaints revolves around the scarcity of Layover vinyl copies in key markets. Fans have noted that the album was understocked in major retail outlets, forcing some to resort to alternative purchasing options, such as buying digital versions on Japanese iTunes to help boost V’s Billboard chart presence. Additionally, requests for restocking have reportedly been ignored, further limiting access to the album.

Fans also pointed out the alleged lack of promotional efforts from HYBE and BIGHIT MUSIC, with not a single post highlighting the vinyl release. This silence has left fans feeling unsupported and wondering why V’s album didn’t receive the same marketing push as other releases.

Further adding to the frustration, there have been delays in shipping, particularly in major markets, with fans reporting that even the initial release schedule wasn’t met.

In response, fans have taken to social media platforms, directly addressing HYBE, BIGHIT MUSIC, and Geffen Records with their grievances, demanding that V’s work be treated with the same consideration as other artists.

As of now, the company has yet to address their concerns. The situation has sparked heated debates online, with many questioning whether HYBE is giving all its artists equal support.

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