Cherry Bullet and SF9 Allegedly Mistreated by FNC Entertainment, Fans Speak Out

Despite recent protests over FNC Entertainment’s lackluster promotions for SF9 and Cherry Bullet, the company continues to face criticism online.

This is what occurred.

Cherry Bullet & SF9 Mistreated? FNC Entertainment Criticized By Fans For THESE Reasons
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Fans Demand More Activities for Cherry Bullet and SF9, FNC Entertainment Faces Backlash

Despite denying any wrongdoing, FNC Entertainment is facing backlash on the internet over accusations of mistreatment towards its two groups, Cherry Bullet and SF9.

Despite being together for five years since their debut in January 2019, fans of Cherry Bullet took to social media platform X (Twitter) to express their frustration with the agency for not giving the group fair treatment. Lullets stated that it has been more than 400 days since Cherry Bullet’s last comeback.

This was subsequently followed by additional concerns, including being left out of FNC Entertainment’s future plans for its groups, sudden cancellations of scheduled events, and a lack of group-related content.

Additionally, they highlighted FNC Entertainment’s failure to provide Cherry Bullet with fanmeeting and international tour schedules. They also pointed out the missed opportunities for exposure, given that some members have already gained attention through their participation in survival shows like “Queendom Puzzle”and “Girls Planet 999.”

Additionally, FANTASYs expressed their disappointment with FNC Entertainment for not giving SF9 enough opportunities for activities and promotions. As a result, some fans offered suggestions on how the agency could improve their promotion of the boy group.

Some people expressed anger towards FNC, accusing them of limiting certain members from leaving the building and using SF9’s official social media accounts. Here’s how they responded:

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