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JYP Entertainment announced they will be taking all possible legal action against those who have written and spread malicious posts regarding Jun.K’s recent injury.

The 2PM member was injured mid-concert on February 26, and was immediately taken to the hospital after falling from a moving platform. He has since received surgery and is being monitored while resting. The agency also explained that they will cancel 2PM’s remaining concerts in light of the situation.

The agency has stated that they will be upholding a hard-line legal policy, and will utilize all legal procedures against those who have spread defamatory comments, malicious rumors, false information, and personal attacks about 2PM and Jun.K following the latter’s injury on February 26.

They further explained, “We have determined that the degree of these malicious comments and posts are too severe to be overlooked, as they cause further harm to the artists, their families, and fans who are already hurting from Jun.K’s unexpected injury. We are informing that we will take strong action [as described] in order to protect the personal rights and mental health of our artists.”

The agency ended their statement by reiterating that they will continue to take appropriate, and firm legal action against similar and related acts moving forward.

2PM‘s Chansung let fans know that he is currently recovering from a case of appendicitis.

On July 31st, 2PM‘s Nichkhun reached a settlement with the other party in his recent car accident and expressed his desire to continue his period of reflection.

Another witness has spoken up about the controversy surrounding 2PM Nichkhun‘s drunk driving accident.

According to media reports, the blackbox video containing the footage of the accident involving 2PM‘s Nichkhun and the motorcyclist was recently released.

2PM and 2AM will be releasing a documentary called ‘Beyond the Oneday’ in Japan!

2PM has been drawing attention because of their recent transformation into firemen.

Male idol group 2PM successfully wrapped up their ‘Hands Up Tour‘.

A recent photo and comment revealed some news about 2PM‘s Junsu being hospitalized due a knee injury.

Showing off his hard earned pecs, 2PM‘s Nichkhun recently graced the cover of Thai magazine, ‘Dichan‘, and proved to his fans why he was indeed called a ‘beast idol’.

2PM’s Nichkhun will now be standing shoulder-to-shoulder with famous celebrities from all over the world — or at least, his wax doppelganger will.

2PM‘s first full Japanese album ‘Republic of 2PM‘ is finally hitting stores today, marking a significant step forward in the group’s foray into the international music scene.

SNSD‘s Jessica honestly opened up about the dating rumors between herself and 2PM‘s Taecyeon.

After debuting in Japan earlier this year, 2PM already has their hands full with the release of their first full-length album ‘Republic of 2PM‘ just around the corner and their sold-out Arena tour coming up. Ahead of the album release date, the track “100th Day Anniversary (100 Nichi Kinenbi)” was played on the radio today, giving fans in Japan a first listen to one of 2PM’s latest songs.

2PM member Jun. K (Junsu)’s got fans excited with concept photos and MV teaser released, and now he has unleashed “Alive” for his solo debut!

Korean group, 2AM, recently announced that they have plans to start debuting in Japan next year. The four member group is the brother group to another idol group, 2PM, who have already debuted. The boys were given this group name because their music carried a harmonious tune that could be listened to even at 2am in the morning. With the members of 2PM, 2AM appeared on the program "Hot Blood" that was produced by Korean television company Mnet. The two subgroups had been of a group known as "One Day". The first branch of the group reflected the time of a calm day while the second reflected the hottest time of a day. 2AM began to debut in 2008.

It’s been a long time coming, but Hottests can finally rejoice – 2PM is back and stronger than ever with their second album, “Hands Up”!

With the nickname of "Beast Idols," the 6-member Korean group 2PM held a high five meeting in commemoration of the release of their Japan debut single "Take off" at Pacifico Yokohama in Kanagawa with a crowd of 40,000 fans. Before anyone could enter the venue, [the fans] queued up in a line over 2 kilometers long, to which Taecyeon commented gratefully, "I'm really surprised to see that so many fans have come," and from start to finish they high fived the fans one by one without ever showing fatigue.

Earlier today, Coca Cola released a teaser for their latest CF starring 2PM’s Nichkhun and Taecyeon.

The Korean media has fabricated sales about 2PM, claiming that they have sold 73,000 copies of their single in the first day:
Group 2PM recorded first place with their Japan debut single within all Korean male and female idols in history.

2PM released their first single ‘Take Off’ on the 18th and rose to 4th place on the Oricon singles chart while competing with leading Japanese artists. They sold 73 thousand copies, which is the largest amount for a Korean idol group’s debut single.

The chart shows 2PM side by side with Japan’s popular artists that released singles on the same day.

First place is KAT-TUN, second is Perfume, and third is Diva. 2PM passed Nishino Kana who placed fifth and rose to fourth, showing the ‘Beastly Men’ craze and strength of K-POP.

2PM entered the Japanese market in December with a showcase and started their first tour concert ‘2PM 1st JAPAN TOUR 2011 ‘Take Off” on the 6th at Sapporo and went to Fukuoka on the 8th, Osaka on the 9th, and Nagoya on the 10th, receiving a warm response and ended successfully. Also before the performance at Tokyo on the 13th, another performance was added on the 12th with the request of fans and that concert was also sold out and ended successfully. 2PM finished their first Japanese tour and plunged into Japanese promotions and they are expected to return to Korea on the 21st.

However, the Oricon chart clearly shows that 2PM came in at 4th place, behind DiVA, who sold 42,000.

Not only that, the trusted Oricon-related blog on LiveDoor reports:

It is believed that there is a possibility that [2PM] has sold more than 10,000 on their first day.