Sorn Speaks Up On CLC’s Disbandment, Maltreatment From CUBE Entertainment, & Many More
Sorn, formerly of CLC, was recently featured in a tell-all interview with the popular Thai YouTube channel ป๋าเต็ด. In the interview, the Thai idol did not hold back.
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Notably, as she started as a trainee, the environment in CUBE Entertainment was bad. It was demanding and cold as the trainees were afraid of being eliminated. But Sorn was able to overcome this as she debuted in CLC. But the Thai idol's struggles were only just beginning.
It is normal for K-Pop groups to change concepts with every comeback. But CLC frequently and drastically switch concepts, the members became immensely tired. A handful of plans believed this was the reason why CLC had a hard time breaking through.
Sadly, Sorn was the one blamed for CLC's shortcomings. Due to this, she became a target of cyberbullying. Yet, Sorn tried to be positive. Thus, the Thai idol tried to focus on family, friends, and fans.
Furthermore, when the members of CLC decided whether or not to renew their contracts, they all made CUBE Entertainment aware that they wanted to continue promoting as CLC. But the label wanted something else.
CUBE Entertainment wanted each CLC member to promote as soloists. This broke the camel's back as the members did not see a reason to stay with the label if they stopped performing as CLC as a whole.
Coincidentally, Yujin (now a member of Kep1er) went on to participate in "Girls Planet 999." Though it was decided that Sorn would not renew her contract with CUBE Entertainment, she did not announce it yet as it could negatively affect her fellow CLC member.
READ: Sorn, Formerly Of Cube Entertainment's CLC, To Have First Comeback Under WILD Entertainment!
But now that the Thai idol is in a new label, it seems like she is finally getting the love she deserves. Sorn is now under WILD Entertainment. At present, she is promoting her new single, "SAVE ME." Fans are now happy that Sorn has moved on to greener pastures.
Check out Sorn's interview here:
