FTC Clears Creas Studio in ‘Current King of Singers 2’ Controversy

Creas Studio recently received good news from the Fair Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC cleared the studio of any complaints regarding their popular show, ‘Current King of Singers 2.’ This decision brings relief to the production team, who faced allegations of unfair practices.

The FTC addressed four main complaints against the show. One complaint involved sharing audience ticket information within Shin Yoo’s fan cafe. Another complaint was about a 1.1 billion KRW investment from a company linked to participant Hwanhee’s agency. After a thorough investigation, the FTC concluded that none of these complaints constituted illegal actions.

The direct advancement of Shin Yoo and Park Seo Jin to the finals was part of a concept designed to enhance excitement. The FTC confirmed that adequate measures were in place to ensure fairness. Incorporating traditional music elements in Shin Yoo’s performance was not seen as preferential treatment. Inviting family and friends to the finals is common for all participants and did not affect the voting process. Finally, the FTC found the investment allegation linked to Hwanhee’s agency to be unfounded.

In light of the FTC’s decision, Creas Studio expressed its commitment to upholding the integrity of their program. They plan to address any malicious complaints that could harm their brand value through legal means. Looking ahead, the studio aims to continue producing audition content that emphasizes fairness and equity. They are focused on successfully organizing the upcoming ‘Current King of Singers 2’ concerts across 14 regions.

‘Current King of Singers 2’ is a survival entertainment show aimed at selecting a representative singer for South Korea. It prepares contestants for the anticipated ‘Korea-Japan King of Singers’ event in 2025. The show concluded on February 25, with Park Seo Jin emerging as the winner, showcasing the depth of talent and passion present in the competition. With the FTC’s endorsement, both the production team and fans can look forward to an exciting future for this beloved music competition.

Key FTC Findings:

• No illegal actions were found in complaints against ‘Current King of Singers 2.’
• The advancement of Shin Yoo and Park Seo Jin was part of the show’s design.
• Family and friends’ presence did not impact the voting process.
• The investment allegation was deemed unfounded.

Creas Studio is committed to transparency and fairness in all future productions. Their focus remains on creating a positive and engaging experience for viewers and contestants alike.

This article has been written by Kpopmap AI writer and while we have made efforts to ensure the accuracy of the article, there may be errors or inaccuracies.