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GOT7’s agency has announced their plans to take strong legal action against some of the fans’ illegal behavior.

On July 20, JYP Entertainment posted a statement on their official homepage that said, “Illegal activities at the airport such as violating the artist’s personal rights and personal life, as well as causing damage to the others at the airport have not been eradicated. We are trying our best to protect our artists by arranging things like having security guards, but we are in a situation where the illegal actions are constant and on-going.”

JYP Entertainment stated that behaviors such as traffic law violations, causing damage to others at the airport, as well as coming into physical contact with the artists; closely following artists and filming them without permission; and filming artists’ items such as their ID cards and cellphones were all illegal actions that violated the privacy of the artists.

The agency also stated, “In regards to illegal actions in general, we will be taking strong legal action in accordance to the criminal law as well as the Minor Offenses Act.”

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.

During an interview with Sports DongA, Nayeon revealed, "At first, all we heard was that he was going to make an appearance. After watching the MV, we shared a screenshot of J.Y. Park PD nim in our group chat and even had it as our profile pics. (laugh)"

Dahyun added, "Each of us took about an hour or longer to film a cut. But J.Y. Park pd-nim had a different vibe during filming. We were watching him and he got an 'OK' in about 3 tries. Actually, not even 3. He got an 'OK' in about 2 tries and finished filming."

Nayeon explained the scene in detail, saying, "J.Y. Park pd-nim wasn't actually right in front of us during that scene. We were just imagining and made facial expressions of disappointment. But a lot of comments said that it was really realistic."  Jungyeon also commented, "PD nim shared that on SNS, too. He said we looked too disappointed. (laugh)"

Lastly, Jihyo shared the encouraging words J.Y. Park gave to TWICE. She said, "After our concert, he told us to work harder and show more of our talent. He said we did good and that he's proud of us." When asked if he ever scolds at them, TWICE revealed, "He doesn't scold us. We haven't heard him say bad things to us since 'Sixteen'."

On February 10, after the release of Wonder Girls's final goodbye track for fans, "Draw Me", J.Y. Park took to his Instagram to leave words of thanks to the girl group for the last 10 years.

He said, "Beautiful and special young girls...humble, diligent, pure, wise...started with the music that I made but finished at the top with the music they made... It's another step, a new page in your lives but don't be scared. As long as you stay true to who you are the world will know how special you are :)"

Wonder Girls officially announced their disbandment this past January 26, and released their final goodbye track on February 10, the date of their 10th anniversary.

Park Jin Young (JYP) tweeted a photo of him standing in front of his brand new restaurant in New York City. He wrote, “Finally, I came to the grand opening event of Kristalbelli, JYP’s first restaurant/lounge in New York City.”

J.Y. Park agreed that 2AM‘s new hit, “I Wonder If You Hurt Like Me” was a good song.

Entertainer/producer J.Y. Park has revealed that he’s got his very own portable studio!

The JYP Entertainment team seems to be making big moves. With a mysterious teaser featuring J.Y.Park playing the piano and a title of “JYP introducing…“, there were hints at the possibility of a new artist debuting in the near future.

JYP Entertainment CEO J.Y. Park expressed his pride for his disciples, the Wonder Girls.

SM Entertainment is rumored to have shown interest in joining KBS’s ‘Dream High 2‘, the sequel to the hottest idol drama to date.

The first season was a successful collaborative effort between actor Bae Yong Joon’s company Key East Entertainment and JYP Entertainment. Now it looks like they’ll be joined by SM Entertainment, thanks to the good relations between the company presidents.

In May we announced that a special concert, "JYP Nation in Japan 2011," will be held August 17th and 18th at Saitama Super Arena. The concert will feature performances by JYP, 2PM, Wonder Girls, miss A, Lim Jeonghee, JOO, San E, and 2AM. This will be the first time 2AM will be a part of JYP Nation's concert, as last year they were on tour during the concert.

A few months back, there were some rumors going around that accused J.Y. Park of plagiarism. Netizens debated fiercely over whether his ‘Dream High‘ OST track, ”Someday“, snatched a chorus from one of songwriter Kim Shin Il’s works.

Singer/producer J.Y. Park recently sent a warm message to 2AM’s Jo Kwon to commemorate his 10 year anniversary as an employee and junior under JYP Entertainment.

JYP and the Wonder Girls are representing Korea at a charity event sponsored by Jackie Chan.