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Well, firstly, as predicted, they posted at midnight too. I want to reiterate that when the concerned executives and managers did not have complete information from the brand regarding the event, the event details should never have been announced on the calendar in the first place. Instead of dragging this entire process until the very last moment, the matter could have been addressed much earlier and the event scrapped before things escalated. The way your executives and managers handled this situation gave the agency an opportunity to spread false narratives, from claiming to have proper venue permits to Ling being blacklisted, among many other things. All of this has ultimately come at the cost of your artist’s reputation. Furthermore, the agency also needs to be held accountable. By withholding relevant information and making claims that Orm had the proper work permit, they misled fans, created false expectations and gave toxic individuals more room to spread misinformation and attack your artist. Both the agency and the people responsible for managing this situation need to answer for the damage caused. Please start being more vigilant and take legal action against the parties responsible. Show fans that you aren’t here simply to make money from your artist, but that you are also willing to stand up for, protect and defend the artist who has placed her trust in you. Statements alone are not enough; it’s time for definitive action.