If you buy a house, will it be hyped up? I think many people will definitely make a fortune in silence, who will have nothing to expose their privacy? Of course, everything is not absolute, and some people still like to show off, especially for those who are complacent.
So, as celebrities, will they disclose their properties? I think the vast majority of people certainly don't want to be exposed, after all, this is their privacy. However, as a celebrity, it is not necessary to keep it secret if you want to keep it secret, and sometimes there will be a lot of helplessness, because the paparazzi will expose everything. Seventeen's Li Shuomin is like this, it was originally his privacy, but after it was exposed, it was also criticized...
Seventeen's DK has faced criticism after starting his own company and buying a new building
Seventeen's development in the last two years can be said to be smooth, and even the Korean media have compared them to the second "bts", of course, I think fans are definitely reluctant to compare this, because these are two different combinations, although under the umbrella of one company, but their development path is different.
The combination is famous, then the corresponding members will also follow the fame, of course, with the increase of fame, money is followed, and the speed of their money is certainly not comparable to our average person, as long as the fame is large, then, money for them may be a number. Therefore, how to spend money has become a lesson that they must go through.
Recently, seventeen members DH not only set up a new company, but also bought a new building in Gangnam. Sure enough, when you have money, you have confidence, and such things are connected. Although fans have sent blessings, some netizens have questioned, what is going on?
Although his company was founded in July, the company allegedly did not carry out any projects, so he was ultimately criticized for believing that the purpose of creating road.k was only for capital gains. And, at a time when Seventeen's new album attacca is on the rise, and DK buys buildings after starting a private company, the problem arises.
Previously, several South Korean media reported in November that DK had purchased a 5-story building in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. DK reportedly purchased the building on Aug. 13 and paid the balance on Oct. 29. In addition, the building is said to have cost 6.85 billion won (about 36.96 million yuan) and was purchased by a new construction company registered in the name of an idol.
On the 29th of last month, dk submitted an application for the establishment of road.k co., ltd. to the Anyang Registry of the Anyang Branch of the Suwon District Court in the name of his real name, Lee So-min. However, road.k is a company and dk holds 100% of the shares, which means that the building is owned by an individual.
Based in Gyeonggi-do, the company's business scope includes software development and supply, film, video, radio program production, business consulting and publicity services, office support services, communications management, real estate sales, real estate leasing and sublease business.
While dk received congratulatory messages from fans on his new construction, dk also failed to escape accusations, saying it "tricked" into setting up a new company to apply for a loan to buy the new building, which it later resold in search of market profits. DK's company hasn't escaped controversy either, as his company, after its formation in July, did not know whether it had undertaken projects related to its business scope.
As a result, seventeen members were accused of setting up "leather bag companies" (trading companies without entities) for the purpose of capital gains. Since there is a business of renting, subleasing, and selling real estate for the purpose of establishing a legal person, it cannot be regarded as speculation if it is not immediately resold, but is actually leased.
To the disappointment of other netizens, both Pledis Entertainment and Hybe remained silent during the controversy and continued to promote the group without defending or explaining to the artist.
Of course, no matter what, we still hope that Pledis can clarify the reason, if he founded a leather bag company just to get tax breaks now, and then resell at a higher price, it may really disappoint Korean fans, and then it may also affect the combination, so it may not be worth the loss.
In fact, for international fans, is it not normal for idols to buy a house this year? That's what most rich people do. Seventeen has been on fire for years, and it would be even stranger if the members didn't have enough money to buy a few buildings. Whether it is a leather bag company or not, as long as he does not break the law, what is his money used for, why should we care?
To be honest, after seeing people's comments on celebrities investing in real estate, there are also some questions, why did they buy real estate not long after being exposed, is south Korea's paparazzi already so powerful? Of course, if we were celebrities, we might also set up an LLC, buy a house in a name that no one can contact us, and have the broker and the owner sign a confidentiality agreement to protect my privacy, will this reduce the chances of exposure?
As the netizen said: "I am still far from the rich, but when I see them buying real estate and getting richer, I am indeed envious, but in any case, life is fair, we need to work hard to make money." 」 It's their hard-earned money, and what kind of decision they make depends on them, at least investing in real estate makes more sense than squandering on luxury cars and other things, isn't it? ”
Yes, investment is always more meaningful than squandering, for idols have money to buy, in fact, we do not have to interfere, they have their own financial freedom, of course, the premise is not to do illegal things, otherwise the consequences may not be so simple as depowdering. What do you think about that? Welcome to discuss!