Proof Park Bom is being mistreated by her manager


December 25th, Park Bom, a former member of 2NE1 and now a soloist, decided to go on Instagram live to spend some time with her fans.

A few minutes into her live stream, Park Bom's manager (name unknown) enters the room where Bom was filming, looking visibly mad.

The manager started to get mad at Bom for not picking up a phone call and told Bom to stop the live stream. After the manager left, Bom went silent, and she was visibly sad.

She mumbled, "Why is she blaming me?"

Without any explanation, Bom decided to stop the Instagram live.

Fans started to trend #RespectParkBom, trying to gain DNation's (Park Bom's Company) and Scotty's (Park Bom's CEO) attention. This wasn't the first time that fans have started a trending event.

Since the beginning of 2020, Bom went into hiding and stopped posting on social media. Fans have tried contacting the company multiple times, but all efforts were ignored. After yesterday's live, fans are sure that Park Bom is being mistreated and that the company is forbidden her to contact her fans

Fans want an explanation. Many of them pointed out that Bom was not treated like this, even when she was a rookie at her old company.

Fans also complained that the company did not organize any promotion for Park Bom's recent collaboration with Sai Sai Kham Leng for "Red Light."

Park Bom is DNation's only artist. She is their main source of income and has been in the industry for almost 15 years. Netizens are extremely angry that the company and the staff are not treating Bom or her fans with any respect!

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