The agency representing actors Byeon Woo-seok and Lee Chae-min has officially declared a firm stance against online harassment and malicious content targeting its artists.
On January 13, Baro Entertainment released a statement confirming that it has identified a continued pattern of illegal online activity directed at its artists across social media platforms and online communities. These actions reportedly include defamation, the spread of false information, insults, sexual harassment, and personal attacks.

“No Leniency, No Settlements”
According to the agency, the situation is being taken with utmost seriousness. Baro Entertainment stated that it is actively collecting evidence through an internal monitoring system and has appointed Yulchon LLC as its legal representative. Criminal complaints, including formal indictments, are already underway.
The agency emphasized that it will respond strictly and without compromise, making it clear that there will be no settlements or leniency for those found responsible for violating the rights and dignity of its artists.

Warning Against False Rumors and Speculation
Baro Entertainment also warned that unfounded speculation and distorted narratives can cause severe reputational harm and lead to secondary 피해 (secondary harm). The company stated that such actions constitute serious legal violations and will continue to be monitored and documented for further legal action.
The agency reaffirmed its commitment to protecting its artists and announced that strong legal measures will remain in place on an ongoing basis.
Artists Under Baro Entertainment
Baro Entertainment currently represents several well-known actors, including Byeon Woo-seok, Lee Chae-min, Jin Goo, Gong Seung-yeon, and Lee Yoo-mi.
Concluding its statement, the agency expressed gratitude to fans for their continued support and assured the public that it will do everything necessary to safeguard the rights, reputation, and well-being of its artists.
As the industry increasingly takes a harder stance against online abuse, Baro Entertainment’s announcement signals a broader move toward zero tolerance for malicious behavior in the digital space.

