SM Entertainment Legal Action: Suing X Users for Malicious Posts Against aespa, RIIZE, and NCT WISH
On January 20, 2026, SM Entertainment announced major legal action against X users for malicious posts targeting aespa, RIIZE, and NCT WISH.
The gloves are off in the fight against cyberbullying. SM Entertainment just sent a clear message to malicious commenters: they're coming for them. On January 20, 2026, the K-pop powerhouse released a detailed statement regarding ongoing legal battles to shield its stars from online harassment.
SM Entertainment Legal Action Targeting Specific X Users
According to the official statement, the company's legal team has identified several users on X (formerly Twitter) who have been spreading false rumors and personal attacks. These actions specifically targeted members of aespa, RIIZE, and NCT WISH. SM's stance is firm—there will be no settlements or leniency for those found guilty of harming their artists' reputations.
Protecting the Future of K-Pop Stars
This isn't just a routine warning; SM has already filed complaints with investigative agencies. By utilizing both fan reports and internal monitoring systems, the agency has built a massive database of evidence. The move highlights a broader industry shift where labels act more like security firms for their artists' digital well-being, ensuring that the mental health of idols isn't compromised by toxic online behavior.
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