[EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW] The 'Slave Girl-Group' Who Exposed Her Agency Explains The Full Story Ft Dayul

Today we sit down and talk with Dayul was part of a kpop girl group since 2016. The group later came foward to expose their agency for mistreatment, non-payment and even uncomfortable intercation with people they worked with. Some of the members are still batteling lawsuits against their former agency.
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[@GRAZYGRACE]

Make sure to go show her some love on her YT channel! kzbin.info/door/mC1-Gz4HYVGTJxhK3GXhMA

[@sarahrean7174]

@Pray for🚨Russia,Ukraine, Myanmar what is going on with myanmmar?

[@sarahrean7174]

some people please just follow her even if you don't look all the video !

[@gumdeo]

This is top-tier Kpop journalism.

[@GRAZYGRACE]

I LOVE U

[@hakjkim386]

amen

[@user-bj8nx2dj6l]

We love you too grazy

[@partoftheway4235]

I'm so proud of this lady to expose the corruption in K-pop! Many more artists need to do this to force the K-pop industry to change as a whole!

[@alexia3552]

Yes! They need a mass entertainer's union. It would be amazing if the biggest artists could support the smallest for however long the strike takes.

[@partoftheway4235]

@@alexia3552 yes I agree!

[@ELmayberry]

@@alexia3552 ooh.. love that idea

[@EVL-xj5vc]

@@alexia3552 This will never happen in Korea because everyone looks after themselves and will not want to risk offending the big wigs in the industry unfortunately.

[@3xitthissid3]

dispite ppl talking sht bout yg there's still so many people auditioning at yg. so all they're gonna do is look for new naive yong kids to exploit.

[@kohakuusagi]

WOW. That's so damn heartbreaking. I hope that b*tch a*s, gets what he deserves for treating those girls like that and I hope they are compensated well for all the hard work they put in. Most of all I hope they were able to receive any mental help if they needed it and that they all are able to finally achieve their dreams happily and healthily. I am definitely going to follow and keep up with Da Yul, thanks for making this vid and helping to spread her story and give her a voice. ❤️❤️👍🏾

[@alexia3552]

He really should be sued onto the street. He doesn't even deserve a house if he won't go to jail for intentionally exposing them to sexual predators to get money and not protecting them

[@Jadeddoxy]

@@alexia3552 i agree

[@kohakuusagi]

@@alexia3552 Yup, agree wholeheartedly.

[@slalomie]

How heartbreaking. It’s sad that K-Pop and entertainment in general attracts so many criminals taking advantage of young ppl pursuing their dreams. Hope the best for her ❤️ Hire experienced lawyers to read your contracts before signing!

[@geekdiggy]

laws and regulations, and the enforcement of them, are currently not sufficient to prevent stories like this. there should be a defined governing body that can, among many things, determine a company's financial fitness to field a kpop artist or group. allowing just anyone to do it is how you end up with a mess like this. the lack of financial support leaves the artists themselves vulnerable to exploitation. there's no reason anyone should have to go through it, and no reason the person/s responsible should ever get away with it.

[@NovaLyceum]

You basically covered everything I wanted to say. When I've seen these scandals covered I've always been curious if Korea has an employment standards act. Also, given how much the Kpop industry is worth, there should be a governing body that maintains standards. Dare I say Kpop idols should have a *union*

[@lia.isjusbetter]

Laws can not protect people. 법으로는 이를 막을 수 없습니다. 학대는 불법입니다. 하지만 사람들이 여전히 무엇을 남용하는지 맞춰보세요. 사람들은 "스토커로부터 보호"하라는 보호 명령을 받고 있지만, 그들은 다시 쉽게 침입할 수 있기 때문에 아무것도 할 수 없습니다. 종이 한 장으로는, 법은 누구도 보호할 수 없습니다.

[@geekdiggy]

i admire her resilience and her ability to stay positive despite all she's gone through. that's how you know someone's strong on the inside, is they can endure some of the crappiest crap, and still chuckle as they tell about it later. if she ever puts out an album, i'm buying it.👍

[@cathyzhang6933]

She's so strong for what she had to endure. I hope the lawsuit ends well and she can continue to pursue her dream of being a singer :)

[@EVL-xj5vc]

Being a whistleblower now, I don’t think any agency would hire her unless she has an outstanding talent. This is Korea.

[@buuqioyluvsizumireina]

damn i feel bad for her and her members being a kpop idol is so harsh :(

[@aqsah14]

This usually happens with smaller groups in smaller kpop companies.

[@sarahrean7174]

@@aqsah14 not only small it's a worldwide pb some people are so bad they scammed kids who want to be entertainer..

[@Aatish2k8]

It's heartbreaking to see people who want to live their dreams as idols and artists, to ripped away by greedy, negligent and incompetent managing companies. It's just wrong and the ceo's should be jailed.

[@gyrthez246]

Hearing horror stories like this makes me really angry, but also super apprehensive to support groups from lesser known agencies.. I know these idols need nothing more than support, but I can't help but think about how horrible I'd feel if I supported a smaller group and it later came out they were being mistreated like this. I'd rather give them more reason to exit their agency and support them later, but then how can you be so sure that they're even being mistreated? There doesn't seem to be any obvious signs because these companies force them to hide it.

[@ciel1086]

Good thing I'm online when you uploaded. Miss your uploads, Grace. Love from PH.

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Thank u for coming Ciel~

[@SirDGentry]

Very sad for each member of the slave group 😢 that's extremely difficult but so inspirational to they survived all them years of pressure & unbelievable diets & toughness I've hopes each & everyone are happier & better now ❤ great interview Grazy Grace

[@cymo7344]

The government of South Korea should create a new department solely just for these Idols, trainees and also the employees to be protected from any sort of corruption from these entertainment companies. After all Kpop is a huge factor on their economy.

[@BillyWhaler]

It’s sad that the Korean government and courts could put in protections for these kids. They are chasing a long shot dream so they need an outside authority to enforce regular audits and contract reviews. Don’t expect the parents to ask. They won’t know where to start.

[@hannaansari2921]

The SA lawmakers are the real culprit,they are just reaping the benefits of kpop's global popularity while ignoring the exploitation young idols face particularly female idols,it's baffling how they choose to ignore what's going on in this large scale industry

[@lia.isjusbetter]

보호가 전부는 아니다. 정부가 아이돌 보호 정책을 가지고 있다고 해서 아이돌이 갑자기 부당한 대우를 받는 것을 막는 것은 아니다.. 보호 명령은 보호 명령입니다. 학대는 불법이지만, 학대는 여전히 그것이 얻어진 것만큼 흔합니다. 아이돌 보호 정책이 있어도 소용없어요, 생각해 보세요...

[@dd-kapibara1070]

@@lia.isjusbetter exactly, if no one enforces these policies then they are just words on paper.

[@lia.isjusbetter]

@@dd-kapibara1070 ?? to correct you, I actually said "words on a paper" can not protect someone, like a protection order against someone

[@dd-kapibara1070]

@@lia.isjusbetter yep that's how I understood it :) words don't help if no one follows them

[@L3onking]

Horrifying!! I've noticed that the entertainment industry from videogames to performance have these "companies" that prey on young talent who don't yet know their workers' rights or they target youth who aren't considered a part of the legal workforce, and this age loophole allows them to use a career as bait to abuse them until the talent drop out. Shining a light on this will can get the word out to upcoming talent who can realize if they are being led on! Never work without a contract! Always get your contract checked by a lawyer to see if you are being fairly treated!!

[@michime7860]

So proud of Dayul ❤️ FIGHTING ❤️Loved this interview Grace! I love watching you interview please. You always make your guests feel comfortable and ask really good questions. I love it ❤️

[@rosehernandez7930]

I watched her in the unit + show and omg I loved her also I've seen mistreatment from other companies like they do a idols makeup so bad but like this is another type of mistreatment the CEO wanted the worst for the girls wth

[@artsyhyd]

I hope those women get all their money! This is horrifying! This is more like a scam! Hopefully by featuring them/her here their case would get more attention in Korea and internationally.

[@tkp97]

Watching this video was really tough, Dayul and her group went through a lot. How could they not provide them with basic necessities and turn off the hot water.

[@elmin82]

the sad thing that there's many girl and boy group like this one, especially the ones from small companies

[@ahillmann]

Happy to see more serious interviews with active and former idols. Maybe these kinds of interviews are done in Korea, but if you're a foreigner who doesn't speak Korean, you need subtitles for interviews. Unfortunately the only subtitled material that is somewhat widely available are all those variety shows that endlessly repeat the same meaningless, banal, superficial and boring questions. If there are interviews with idols covering serious topics, and with subtitles, I have barely seen any. This interview with Dayul certainly raised a whole lot of questions. Unfortunately, due to the odd Korean libel laws, not all questions can be asked, or claims made, even if they are true, since people can still sue you for true statements. Nevertheless, I would have liked to have heard more about the CEO. What kind of person did he seem to be? The group spent a long time with him. What perception did they get of him, his personality and mindset? What was he like in the beginning, and how did he change? Did they have a distant, very formal relationship in which he just met them occasionally and told them what to do? Or was it mostly a close relationship during which they got to know each other's personal histories, which was punctuated by bad moments when he just rejected their requests and refused to help? Considering the lack of support for the group and Dayul, the kind that even smaller companies try to scrape together for at least music shows and competition shows, it makes it seem as if the company was just a pure scam. In hindsight, would Dayul describe the company as that? The CEO got paid for performances, but lied about it? Was he the kind of guy who decided to enter the music industry just so that he could make money off young, hopeful people in an opaque industry? Was he the founder and sole employee of the company? Did he have any background in music himself? Did he offer any guidance for performing, or did he just sit in his room, and once a week tell the members to practice on their own and figure out all the details themselves, while in the meantime he disappeared somewhere? If he didn't get stylists, make-up and hair artists, or make sure that the girls had proper stage outfits, did he follow them along to any performances? Was he maybe the one driving when they went to a concert far away? What exactly did the man do? Did he seem incompetent, completely out of his depth? The CEO didn't stand up to the business people who harassed the girls because he needed the business people to be happy? That raises the question, would he have defended the girls if he was not dependent on having a relationship with the business men? Or was he the kind of sleaze ball who thinks it's perfectly acceptable to pass young women around like toys during business meetings? At 21:04 Dayul said there were old girl group clothes lying around. Does that mean the CEO had managed other girl groups before? Does this mean he had been in the industry for a longer time? Does this also mean he genuinely wanted to succeed, but just couldn't get the business running? What exactly were his ambitions, what did he try to achieve? Did it come across as if the CEO wanted to support the girls financially, that deep down he had that kind of an understanding side to him, but the company simply was in a bad spot financially, so that's why he refused to help, and expressed himself brusquely because of the pressure he felt? How was the start at the company like in detail? One day out of the blue Dayul found out a new group was debuting, and she decided to join it? How did the company seem like in the beginning? What was promised at the time? The members' parents must have been present. What was their reaction to the company, especially when later on they realized they were paying for most of what their daughters needed while under contract with a business? Dayul said the parents were unfamiliar with the music industry, which is understandable, but how could they not be resistant to having to pay for what the company should pay for? Did Dayul have other potential companies lined up, or did she join the one she did because it was the only option she had, meaning that she settled? Does she now regret not waiting for a possible offer from another company? I would also have liked to have heard what she thinks about the K-pop industry from a larger perspective. Based on her experience, what are the pitfalls, how can they be avoided, and how could the K-pop industry be made better? [EDIT] Corrected a few typos.

[@annurana3314]

omg Dayul is so so courageous. I feel so sorry that such a talented girl was mistreated. Good thing she still has her talent despite everything that went on. I'm so encouraged by her.

[@svftannies4113]

It’s honestly so heartbreaking,so many idols including her just want to fulfil their dream of singing and performing but these sh*tty and so called agencies just ruin everything and crush these people’s passion and determination,how I wish this K-pop entertainment industry wasn’t like this but what an irony.for most of these idols their own dreams becomes their worse Nightmare

[@stxve3e]

This reminds me of the idol coup drama. This is so sad and heartbreaking 😔I’m hoping that things will be better for them

[@rweenie]

i can't imagine how hard it must've been💔

[@notoriousalien]

this is horrible!! i can't people there are literally people out there who have the audacity to treat people like this. i truly hope she makes it big. she deserves it after all the hard work and perseverance she's went through. she is so strong omg.

[@itsiraa]

I'm so excited to watch this. Thank you Grace and Dayul.

[@aprils1888]

I was literally just streaming "Spotlight" and thinking about how idols can even stay under that company. I mean, LST still didnt disband right??? Cuz I dont know myself

[@nadiriarivera9691]

Hey grace the name of the group still shows in some part of the video. hope everything goes well for Dayul and the other members!

[@ilovehorses38]

Thank you for showcasing her! I'm glad she survived and had a good group of friends who supported one another thru this process. I'm glad she and her friends got out when they could ,cuz if they continued they would have come across a situation that would have ended up in sexual assault, murder and/or suicide. Building themselves up solo and working together to promote their brand should be the next step....i think they should work together and create songs and mass produce them. They have enough experience on how to create their own agency even!! All these hardships helped them see all the facets that make up what running an agency would look like. Yes, she's right.....don't give up and keep pushing forward. They made the right decision to leave. Fighting!!

[@luminacity360]

I wonder how they felt when the met other idols God imagine seeing all these fellow idols with staff and you standing alone Or going for programs and seeing fellow idols get out of cars Wow this is something else

[@michime7860]

How can people throw bottles at them like wtf they are human?!

[@geekdiggy]

see more of this story in dayul's interview with 근황올림픽: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZusZ4KXqr2spbs interview with her representative: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqWWYWCMrpeJe9k one of the segments talking about their experiences: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqGtinaCiq18iac

[@byulharangforlife]

Omg thnx

[@michime7860]

The disgusting CEO deserves to be in jail! I hope he gets his karma!!

[@Showtime_1509]

Wishing this lawsuit to be over and all the members to do what makes them happy! On a side note, idk if anyone's watched Idol: The Coup but this interview really resembles all the issues in that. It's a good watch.

[@monstar.x9315]

Love your channel :) thanks for always uploading ❤️

[@roseannare]

She's so strong, I can never do what she did even for just half year.

[@austinpangcog8240]

did she audition for the unit? This is sad, there agency only cared about them earning the company money and not the girls themselves. They (company) basically treated them like sh**. This reminds me of the show that Hani of exid starred in. I’m so glad that throughout the adversity she overcame it 👍🏻

[@shad0wCh8ser]

I'd say don't worry, just keep doing what you love and work hard at it and you will be successful. It reminds me of BTS' Suga when he talked about when he first started out at a small agency and BTS got so much hate in the beginning. Suga ever talked about how he got ripped off for some of the beats and music he produced. They down right didn't pay him but look at where he stands now, where BTS stands, what BTS did for themselves as a group, individual, for a small unknown company, for kpop, and even for their country while all the haters would say they would fail. The same thing happened with Mamamoo. The CEO for Mamamoo said he was so excited with their talent and showed other CEOs in the industry their pre-debut singing and they all said that they would fail bc all they could focus on was their looks and not their incredible talent -and they were so wrong. *Haters only win when you listen to them.* Ignore them and do you, and you will already be successful. If you make music that touches ppl heart, then they will listen and be a fan so keep working on YOUR music and you will gain followers even though you had a bad run with shady CEO's. That's all I've got to say. I've also had my bad share of "freelance work" -unpaid. I work in the visual arts (I don't have the gall to say I'm an "artist" per se since I don't do gallery work like that, but I have work on some major commercial work for many major brands) and all thru my young life thru highschool, college, and when I was look for my first job I had nothing but haters telling me I will never get a job ect ect but I didn't listen to any of them. I kept work on fine artistic skill and computer art skill, learning softwares thru the night while only focused on me and my goals and landed in a major TV network as my first professional job and my work is strewn all across the US with millions of ppl looking at it. I still remember the day when all my classmates & fam asked about my job interviews since they were nosey (they were all haters talking smack) and all I said was yea, I was hired and kept walking. I got there by focusing on goals, not nay say-ers. So I truly believe that if you focus on your goals and work hard at your craft, your talent and skills will be recognized. She's in a better place to do what she wants to do now.

[@krystynnicoletiu5699]

Love the videos you upload Grace! Sending lots of love from Ph!❤️

[@felixxxwifey88]

Heyyy yayyy new video love itttt and thank u for the eng subs for this interview.. I wish I knew tje language it's so beautiful beautiful me especially thru music 🎶❤

[@roooonniiii]

I love your content always. Thank you for your hard work and sharing this with us

[@Pollo.a.la.crema.]

This was such an important video. Wow

[@remuspierre]

This is a good interview

[@reetgogia2006]

Good morning got notification while getting ready for school 😘😘 love your video 😍

[@GRAZYGRACE]

GL in school~

[@albacruz7245]

This is heartbreaking 😞 . can't believe they went through all that . 💔 Wish them the best with the lawsuit . 💖

[@Imurbae888]

What is the name of the song u added in the end??

[@hakjkim386]

watching this rn!!

[@our_verse96]

This is not to justify all small ent. companies but only some of them. Usually people start a company to become successful with their artists but other than that, they just want money. Like in her case, the CEO itself has a problem and it leads to the company failure. All her references about the CEO (the way he treated them) just shows his intention on building his company. He didn’t care about the artists wellbeing, salary and he can’t even provide them with basic things like other artist. I’m so sick with these kind of people. They think everything they do is always right, but sadly it isn’t. These young girls and boys just want to a performer, a singer, a dancer, they dream big and work hard to be better. But oh boy some people take advantage of them like some toys that can be played around. If you think you’re a Human, then treat them like one. I really hope they get justice and find dream at a better place🙏🏼

[@teruterubozu45]

Wishing all the best for her and her members

[@remuspierre]

Amazing topics

[@n.g8915]

Exited that you uploaded ❤️❤️

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Excited ur here!!!

[@LindaGisla]

This is outrageous! I felt so bad watching this and so respect this young woman for telling her story.

[@Joghurt24]

i love your earings and the blouse a lot !

[@Susu-td7vg]

This really broke my heart….😭😭

[@girlosophy]

hey Grazy, you look good and younger without makeup

[@michime7860]

Disgusting CEO and his business partners 😀 I hope they get treated like "daughters" the same way then let's see how they act 😀

[@EVL-xj5vc]

Does anyone have an update on how the lawsuit is progressing? It’s sad that these young people because of their ambitions cannot see that the agencies are actually slaving them. There are many videos of similar abuse which can educate them right… It’s also sad that there is no free legal counsel or union for these people.

[@koonseng4385]

I wish her all the best in whatever she attempts. Greeting from 🇸🇬

[@vwvmika_2595]

hey grace I LOVE your videos!!!

[@GRAZYGRACE]

thank u for coming~

[@alw2213]

Gracy gracy unnie, the audio volume seems to be at the minimum. I can't hear a lot. My volume is at its max

[@najmaht.a.1314]

if grace ever goes missing i swear to god-

[@jisoocupcakes]

thanks for uploading, you made my day!!

[@lakshitssz9253]

Where can I find the video of the true story expedition video of girls confronting the ceo?

[@superjonathanomg]

hi grace!!!

[@Hansgame]

off topic, but grace looks soo cute in this interview without much makeup. shes a natural beauty

[@emmatarbuck7753]

Love you angel just love seen your beautiful face love you soo much love the gorgeous videos literally queens 💜💜💜💜

[@jyotsanajha_14]

Hey i love Your videos…you are amazing 😻

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Thank u for watching!

[@victoria3750]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Love you back!!!!

[@celestejohnson9282]

This is just do sad I really felt for the girls it's so sad with the world we live in

[@alexia3552]

Man, these thieves exploit the hope and trust of kids, and on top of working them like slaves without pay for years, they bring them to sexual predators for their own benefit! Psychopaths!

[@hotsauce1328]

Sick system.How can the CEO of that company get away with this?

[@bluetrix6583]

0:30 the groups name is visible ..is there a problem with that ?

[@k_jjunn06]

What’s the name?

[@domonique7]

Hi my queen how you doing and they deserves better

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Hey beauty queen! thanks for coming!

[@NekochanAsh]

Where can I watch that investigation show of them comforting the ceo

[@geraldijacinto479]

Hiii Gracie how are you💕?

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Hey girly! long time no see!!!!

[@riyaanu5834]

That CEO will never succed in life even though he is going to hell I want him to repent and regret for a long time

[@neemajoshi1427]

Hey grace how are you . ❤️❤️

[@armyblover3882]

I've been reading manga and most of idol manga that i read they have sponsor where they used thr body in exchange of appearance in drama or any song...and if u have powerful sponsor which means u will appear more in the drama... that's why everytime i watch some drama or idol performances i keep thinking does this person have sponsor??? If u knew PAYBACK novel or manga there's alot of sponsor who is company official disgusting...

[@zzzonline]

I think idols from big companies are safe upto some extent. It's the idols from small companies who have a hard time...

[@Hip.Username]

It would have been nice if they decided to use the dirty, ripped costumes from previous girl groups, like use the grossest things they could find, and wear that to the dinners with the CEO and business men LMAO 😂 keep them grossed out enough not to touch you, and also show how stingy the CEO was

[@crystal8537]

Is she Dabin from Babyboo who participated in the Unit?

[@uvita5239]

Yes

[@monica7878]

You should interview daisy ex momoland member or taeha

[@yoon8118]

hey queen

[@GRAZYGRACE]

HEY YOONY~

[@lamusiquefanatique]

What is the song around 25:45?

[@dreamdeukaes]

Wtf they should have legal actions

[@depressed6832]

Hey I have a question do foreign kpop trainee go home

[@angelineducut7725]

Oh wow dis is unexpected 😳

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Hello welcome~~~

[@ninalovely1374]

It weird seeing grace speak Korean cuz i never have seen her speak korean

[@evilregal9]

It's scary...

[@mochimilkteakpopstan9195]

I know Dayuls group the group name is Babyboo

[@moonamigi]

wth did the company provide? She was basically her own company and manager smh

[@RixxNation]

Korea really needs to stop putting all of these unhealthy practices in place when it comes to how people eat & look. All of these unhealthy diets like an apple a day or 1 sweet potato is horrible! Green vegetables, protein & water twice a day will keep you full and give you enough energy without you gaining weight. It's much healthier too. As for looks, what does it matter what you look like if you can really sing, rap, dance or act?

[@tarumisuu]

GRACE LOML !! did you see mirae member dohyun mocking tsuki ? please talk about it it was so sad she was insecure about her facial expressions and he made fun of it in a VLIVE !!

[@brennathecatlover4360]

And he apologized to her while you’re bullying him. Dk why u can’t let these idols talk it out like mature adults but instead u act like u need to protect them when they can handle it on their own

[@brennathecatlover4360]

U must’ve forgotten he apologized to her and only her not to u you’re not involved. Let her work it out with him

[@hannaansari2921]

@ Brenna The cat lover don't act so naive,he apologized bc he HAD to,that doesn't make what he did any less s*tty and it's not the first time female idols have been disrespected by their male counterparts which is bc many of them disrespect women in general coz you oppa loving fangirls put them on a pedestal (take seungri as an example among others)

[@brennathecatlover4360]

@@hannaansari2921 and u will protect your unnies that ig aren’t capable of working things out on their own

[@brennathecatlover4360]

@@hannaansari2921 never defended him but go off lmao. Ig tsuki told u to bully him didn’t she? Oh yea u mean those edited chats from dispatch and the victims saying seungri had no involvement?

[@voidsunoo2490]

KINDA EARLY

[@GRAZYGRACE]

SUPER early again, thank u!!!

[@karenr.8929]

Wth.. You cannot even mention its name?? Then, How did the company want them to have popularity??

[@moira4784]

So what exactly was the company for ??

[@shivanithakur2787]

oh my god 😱😱😱

[@gpablico1006]

They took advantage on these girls🤨 Sad...😞

[@Sone2395]

Thats why mostly Top entertainment idols have more success, since they have more Money and resources. The idol industry is already oversaturated, so it will be more difficult for everyone to succeed. Either you really have to have the star quality, looks, luck or big agency backing you up. But still sad that many unknown or underrated groups have to suffer :( However thats how harsh the entertainment industry is.