EXO-CBX, SHINee’s Taemin, THE BOYZ owed millions in unpaid settlements from ONE HUNDRED Label

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Based on an exclusive report from The Fact

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Several top K-pop artists are owed hundreds of thousands of US dollars in unpaid settlements from ONE HUNDRED Label, the parent company of subsidiaries including INB100, Big Planet Made, and Million Market, according to an exclusive report.

Among those affected are members of EXO sub-unit EXO-CBX, SHINee’s Taemin, and boy group THE BOYZ, with total owed amounts reaching into the millions of US dollars when combined.

THE BOYZ, signed directly under ONE HUNDRED Label, is reportedly owed ₩1.00 billion KRW, equivalent to approximately $693,000 USD.

Under INB100 the label founded by EXO’s Baekhyun, which became a subsidiary of ONE HUNDRED in May 2024. Baekhyun himself is owed around ₩1.00 billion KRW ($693,000 USD), while his bandmates Chen and Xiumin are each owed settlements in the hundreds of millions of won.

SHINee’s Taemin, who is signed to Big Planet Made another major subsidiary under the ONE HUNDRED umbrella is owed “well over” ₩1.00 billion KRW ($693,000 USD), according to the report.

ONE HUNDRED Label was co-founded by musician and producer MC Mong and Cha Ga Won, president of real estate firm P_Arc Group. The company has expanded rapidly since its establishment, bringing on board high-profile artists and industry executives to build out its operations, with plans to launch a US-based branch to support global ventures.

This news comes amid a period of turmoil and legal disputes for the label and its subsidiaries. Recent months have seen conflicts between the company and several artists, including contract disputes with THE BOYZ’s Ju Haknyeon and solo artist Yong Jun-hyung, as well as ongoing legal battles between SM Entertainment and EXO-CBX that have spanned multiple years.

At time of publication, ONE HUNDRED Label, INB100, and Big Planet Made have not issued official statements addressing the unpaid settlement allegations.