ASTRO's organization, Fantagio, has issued a firm caution and is getting ready for legal action in response to the wave of malicious remarks and fake rumors that have emerged following the release of the institution's heartfelt tribute song for the late Moonbin.
ASTRO's enterprise to take strict criminal action
On april 23, Fantagio launched a legitimate declaration condemning the "reckless spread of malicious slander and defamatory rumors" focused on ASTRO. "Even as we had been monitoring the scenario carefully, we can now not tolerate the repeated malicious actions and are preparing to take legal action without leniency," the agency stated. Speaking about the seriousness of the state of affairs, Fantagio clarified that posting defamatory content or spreading fake information under the guise of anonymity constitutes a clear violation of the law. They introduced that they are actively collecting proof to help their case and encouraged fanatics to preserve filing recommendations through email, which have already played an essential function in the research. "We are able to continue to reply strongly to any moves that infringe on ASTRO's rights and pursuits," the corporation reiterated, making it clear that protecting the organization and its participants remains a pinnacle precedence.
What is the backlash about?
The backlash follows the current release of Memory of the moon, a tribute track marking the second anniversary of Moonbin's passing. Moonbin, a loved member of ASTRO, tragically passed away in april 2023 at the age of 25, leaving a lasting effect on enthusiasts and fellow artists alike. The tribute undertaking capabilities contributions from 22 artists, together with Moonbin's sister moon Sua, VIVIZ, Monsta X, Seventeen, and SF9. All proceeds from the tune are being donated to generous causes.
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