Company Claims Discord And Inappropriate Behavior Within Group Caused Disbandment — Members Clapback

Fans are demanding real answers.

While fans often hope group separations, hiatuses, and disbandments will happen peacefully without drama, this is not always true. Recently, many were left confused by PENTAGON members’ admissions about each other.

Blocking And Ghosting? Fans Wonder About Relationship Between Allegedly Estranged PENTAGON Members

A girl group was recently hinted to have disbanded because of internal discord.

In August 2021, Hi-L debuted under SW Entertainment as a six-membered group.

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The group only made one comeback before issues seemingly arose. Member Soojung revealed that she left the group in January 2023, with the group eventually going completely silent on social media.

Near the end of 2023, the group’s Instagram was deleted, signaling a possible silent disbandment.

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However, in March 2024, Hi-L’s social media accounts were rebranded to New-L, seemingly signaling a new start. Unlike other groups have been renamed before a new debut, New-L was actually an entirely new group, made up of different members.

On August 7, the changed Instagram account began uploading images of the new members, with a message that their debut would happen in September 2024.

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On this same day, the New-L X account seemingly addressed the changes in a tweet, saying that due to the discord between Hi-L, they (assumed to be the company’s CEO) would be attempting to debut a new group.

Many fans demanded answers, with some finding the explanation to be fishy.

The members of Hi-L seemingly reacted to this post in an unexpected way, with several posting photos of them together during their time as a group on their social media accounts. Many interpreted this as their way of speaking out and proving these claims wrong.

SW Entertainment has not released any other information about Hi-L at this time.

 

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