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Rookie Group RESCENE’s Agency Responds to Fan Concerns Over Dorm Doors and Screaming Sounds

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The Kpop community’s fears for rookie girl group RESCENE are rising after a series of alarming events came to light. Their agency, The Muze Entertainment, responded defensively, which many fans see as inadequate. The initial controversy began with a YouTube video showing that the group’s dorm rooms did not have doors. It has since grown with the spread of audio clips that fans believe capture sounds of distress.

The first video from the channel Idol Backstage showed RESCENE members discussing the missing doors with staff. A manager made a troubling comment, suggesting that the members could sleep in a shared room if it was too hot. Their doors were removed due to the members sneaking snacks before their comeback. Fans reacted strongly on social media. They were particularly concerned that the manager was a man, which raised significant worries about the members’ safety and privacy.

The situation became more serious when audio clips from two separate livestreams surfaced. Loud screams were heard in the background. Fans described the sounds as “genuine fear/anger, blood-curdling screaming,” expressing their shock at the audio. Another user noted that while they couldn’t verify the source, the sounds were “loud and horrifying to say the least.”



The Muze Entertainment CEO, Josh Lee, released a lengthy public statement to address the concerns. He explained that a door had come off after a member bumped into it and that the members were not on an extreme diet. Lee also claimed the screaming sounds came from outside the dorm, not from the agency’s staff or members. Despite this, many fans remain doubtful, viewing the statement as damage control. Another fan on Reddit stated they wouldn’t buy the CEO’s “random excuses,” pointing out the conflicting information.

While some fans have accepted the agency’s explanation, many others believe the company’s response did not fully address their concerns. Member Liv’s direct communication with fans, reassuring them of their safety, has not completely eased the community’s worries. This ongoing controversy has sparked a broader discussion within the Kpop industry about artist mistreatment and the power dynamics between idols and their agencies.


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