Shera 💜

I don’t care which side is right, because what we see online is always only what others want us to see. What troubles me is that the artists’ private information keeps getting leaked repeatedly, and everything gets laid out online for public criticism. The fine details of business dealings are none of the fans’ concern. We love LingOrm. What we pay for is the end product, the experience of sharing happy moments with them. It’s like I love visiting Disneyland, yet I have no desire to know the shift schedule of the performer inside the Mickey Mouse costume. Fans don’t need to dig into whether the issue lies with event approval or miscommunication from the agency. This is all CH3’s responsibility, this is CH3’s problem. If the agency fails, it’s your business team’s fault. If the brand side messes up, it’s your legal team’s fault. If the artist schedule falls apart, it’s your manager’s fault. When things spiral out of control and blow up into this huge mess, it amounts to gross negligence on the part of CH3’s management. There were perfectly reasonable solutions available: hold meetings to negotiate, postpone the event, issue advance notices, offer compensation afterward, and settle this privately. None of that was done. Instead, you choose passive confrontation, refuse to communicate, and let this conflict play out online. You only step in to calm things down once public opinion erupts. Damaging the artists’ reputation is harming your own company assets. Fans are your customers. Fans should never be turned into weapons in your hands. The artists’ job is to appear on camera, keep a lovely public image, and focus on their work — not deal with online disputes. They signed with you precisely so you could handle these matters for them. CH3’s current actions send a clear message to all parties: event disputes can only be resolved through online pressure, even at the cost of the artists’ image. Under these circumstances, why would artists choose to stay signed with you? If I were CH3, earning revenue from them year after year, I would treat them like the bringers of fortune that they are. You profit from them, yet you cannot even protect their reputation. Why should they entrust their careers to you? @Ch3Plus @LingOrmCH3 @Ch3Thailand_33