Osaka Ojōgang Members Speak Out Amidst Conflict with Leader Ibuki

Six members of Osaka Ojōgang, a team that gained attention on Mnet's 'Street Woman Fighter 3', have released a statement addressing conflicts with their leader, Ibuki, and their manager.

In a statement posted on social media on the 9th, the members apologized for causing confusion to fans. They claimed they received no information regarding tour contracts or schedules from their manager and only learned about the stalled negotiations with Route59 through the production company.

The members also revealed issues during their 'SWF3' appearance, including unpaid appearance fees, opaque financial settlements, exclusive offer handling by the manager, and the cancellation of individual activities. They stated that Ibuki's promise to dismiss the manager was not fulfilled.

Consequently, the six members decided to participate in the Seoul concert as a gesture of gratitude to their fans. They assured that future Osaka Ojōgang activities will be discussed and communicated transparently. Previously, Ibuki accused the production company of unfair practices and announced her absence from the Busan concert, to which the production company responded by citing communication issues and unreasonable demands from the manager.

Osaka Ojōgang emerged as a notable crew from Mnet's 'Street Woman Fighter 3', captivating audiences with their unique concept and performances. The team was formed around leader Ibuki, and each member's individual talent contributed to their growing fanbase. The current conflict has raised concerns among fans regarding the group's future and internal dynamics.