The Truth About The Incident #SugaDidNotLie

1. Yonhap News called Suga's vehicle a kickboard in initial reports, before Suga and Big Hit released their statements. Then media blamed Suga and Big Hit for not knowing the name of the vehicle when they didn't know what it was either. Accused them of trying to show the incident wasn't as serious as it was. Now JTBC and others edit articles and admit they were wrong about it.

2. CCTV released by JTBC was fake. Numerous media outlets treated it as real, the video was also shown on TV News on major TV Channels. Now the video is removed.

3. Suga was riding an electric kickboard with a seat.

4. Suga wasn't driving fast as it was initially reported, JTBC intentionally sped up the video they shared making it seem like he was driving at a higher speed.

5. Alcohol level was never confirmed by the police. At the official press conference the representative of Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency was asked to confirm the rumored alcohol level and replied: "I understand that some media outlets reported the alcohol level. I can say that it's at license revocation level but it's difficult to reveal specifics." We're still waiting for the official annoucement. Media showed numbers that would suggest there was a reason for his driving license to be revoked. Suga and Big Hit didn't mention the alcohol level either.

6. Despite countless reports that Suga lied about the distance, it turned out he didn't lie. The distance was about 500m.

7. There were reports about him laying on the street when the police found him or him meeting the police not in front of his house. Both turned out to be lies.

8. Second CCTV was released by Yonhap News yesterday (the blurry one) and it was reported that he hit a curb, fell near pedestrians and ran away. It turned out it wasn't him either. Both CCTV videos were FAKE. Only the high quality CCTV released on Aug 14 is real.

9. Everyone reported that "Suga said he had one glass of beer". Suga said in his statement that he drank beer, didn't mention the amount. The police hasn't revealed how much he drank either.

10. Some journalists claimed that Suga was too intoxicated to talk to the police or be tested. There is no source proving that these accusations can be treated seriously. Suga and Big Hit revealed that Suga talked to the police, was fined, and was informed that his license would be revoked, and was allowed to go home. He took the breathalyzer test at the scene and didn't have to go to the station.

11. During last few days articles with headlines mentioning imprisonment trended. According to people who know the law and analysis of similar offences, Suga's punishment will most likely be a fine and license revocation. It's his first offence, there were no victims and property wasn't damaged. In a different well known case of an actress who damaged property, cut off electricity in 50+ stores and attempted to run away, the punishment was also a fine and license revocation only. JTBC claimed Suga drove a different vehicle

https://x.com/stayblueandgrey/status/1823618560666509694

Min Hee Jin Drama Summary

• Min Hee Jin owns only 20% of Ador, the rest belongs to Hybe
• She made plans to take over management rights of Ador
• Leaked health records of trainees
• Formed negative public opinions on other Hybe artists through media
• Approached artists' parents to persuade them that Hybe is bad
• Leaked photos of trainees before debut
• People who used to work with her criticised her online, said she used to be a "psycho" in the office setting, an ex SM employee they wouldn't want to work with her again
• She was criticised in the past for telling the media that she was the reason for the success of NJ
• Hybe began an audit against Min Hee Jin, asked her to step down
• Ador executives made plans to take over management rights from Hybe since the beginning of this year, leaked confidential information about the contracts between Hybe and Ador in the process
• Ador wanted to create an impression that Ador is treated unfairly by Hybe by manipulating general public through media
• CEO A who is one of the accused in this case played a key role: recently moved from Hybe to Ador, securing a large number of key trade secrets from Hybe, using them to establish Ador’s plan to secure management rights
• Korean media outlets report that Hybe found out about these accusations and revelations through a tip-off
• Her older interviews resurface where she emphasized her independency from Hybe, claimed NJ got the attention predebut only because they were Min Hee Jin's girlgroup, said Hybe had little control over Ador
• Hybe stock fell -22,000 won (-9.54%) because of the annoucement about Min Hee Jin
According to Dispatch:

• Hybe has already obtained a significant amount of evidence against Min Hee Jin, they have found evidence that she has also abused employees
• Min Hee Jin has been seeking independence for a long time, she has secretly approached insiders and looked for a way to buy Hybe’s shares in Ador
• Min Hee Jin wrongfully obtained sensitive internal information about Hybe, she is also alleged to have used a Hybe employee to steal Hybe’s confidential information
dispatch.co.kr/2289124

Information about El Capitxn (Jang Yi Jeong) since there are fans who don't recognize him

• A former idol, an ex-History member
• Used name J.Pearl in the past
• 93er, SUGA's same age friend
• Was a vocalist in his group
• Featured on IU's successful song “Friday”
• Friends with IU
• Met SUGA in 2015/16 to show him his demo which SUGA showed to Big Hit
• Worked with SUGA since 2018
• Appeared on Road To D-Day Documentary
• Was a part of SUGA's Crew
• Thanked SUGA for buying him expensive software and called him an angel
• His first song with SUGA was “We Don't Talk Together” and according to SUGA its original title was “With Yijeong”
• Appeared on 3rd Episode of SUGA I Agust D Apple Radio
• Appeared briefly in Sunmi & BE'O's MV “Lights Out”
• SUGA recommended him to Jung Yong Hwa and Paul Kim
• Founded a producing team “Vendors” that worked on “People Pt.2”, “Stay Alive”, “We Don't Talk Together” and “That That”
• SUGA encouraged him to create his own producing team and gain experience by studying abroad
• Worked with SUGA on his second mixtape D-2 and D-DAY as well as most collaborations and productions SUGA did since 2018
• Was seen playing various instruments like piano, guitar, electric guitar
• Was responsible for sound system during D-DAY Tour
• Was behind DJ Booth during the Final D-DAY Concerts
• SUGA calls El Capitxn his friend who has the same taste in music and mentions working on “We Don't Talk Together”