[스포츠조선 조윤선 기자] MONSTA X had a heated discussion about the custom fee system.
MONSTA X (Minhyuk, Kihyun, Hyungwon, Jooheon, IM) appeared on JTBC’s ‘Knowing Bros’, which aired on the 1st.
On this day, Monsta X held a discussion about the existence of the late payment system within the team. Minhyuk said, “We had a late payment system. It was famous among fans. There were members who paid about 1 million won. One million won per day is the upper limit, but Jooheon paid about 1.3 million won.”
In response, Jooheon, who opposes the revival of the late fee system, said, “I got to the practice room on time. “I was upset,” he confessed. Hyungwon, another ‘last late shareholder’, said, “I give a lot of importance to humanity. But since the 58th minute, the members have been looking at their phones to see if he came or not. I thought humanity was gone from that look, so it wasn’t good to see.”
Hearing this, IM, who is in favor of being late, said, “Humanity and humanity are different. I think the most important thing in making a promise to a person is time commitment. Time commitment is a habit. Being late is from time to time is a bad habit for that person in the first place. It is dealt with,” he insisted. In addition, Minhyuk expressed his strong stance, “There was an old saying, ‘Time is money.’
Kihyun, another member of the pro-choice group, also said, “When we go to schedules early in the morning, we do hair and makeup between 9 and 11. I do it to do it,” he revealed.
Jooheon then expressed his regret, “But strangely, only Hyungwon and I always pay. The other members are obviously late, but they come out logically, so even if we appeal emotionally, they come in logically, so they can’t disprove it.”
Seo Jang-hoon, who was listening to this, said, “There is a late fee system in professional sports teams. But the problem is that this makes each other feel bad. The reason why the late fee system fails in the end is that teamwork does not improve. , I accept it from someone. The purpose is good, but eventually it disappears,” he said of his experience.
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