Lee Mujin Apologizes to Nmixx’s Kyujin Amid KBS Boycott

Lee Mujin’s Apology to Nmixx’s Kyujin

On October 18, 2025, artist Lee Mujin formally apologized to Kyujin of Nmixx in response to the fallout from a boycott affecting their interaction. This heartfelt apology comes amid ongoing tensions in the K-pop industry, highlighting the necessity for communication and reconciliation among artists.

The Background of the Boycott

In March 2025, the agency One Hundred alleged that KBS prevented their artist Siu Min from appearing on the popular program “Music Bank.” This incident triggered a significant backlash, leading to a boycott of KBS programs by One Hundred’s artists. The ramifications of this boycott were felt across the industry, impacting various artists and their relationships.

Recent Developments

The situation took a new turn with the recent release of a video featuring Nmixx on the program “Limousine Service” aired on KBS Kpop channel. This appearance comes at a crucial time, as it represents an effort to mend relationships within the K-pop community that have been strained by the boycott. The show aims to promote a more positive atmosphere in the industry, allowing artists to showcase their talents despite previous conflicts.

The Importance of Reconciliation in K-pop

The events leading to Lee Mujin’s apology underscore the importance of addressing grievances in the K-pop sector. Artists like Lee Mujin and Kyujin must navigate complex interpersonal relationships, which can be heavily influenced by industry politics. This situation illustrates the need for open dialogue to foster understanding and cooperation among artists.

As the K-pop landscape continues to evolve, it is essential for artists and agencies to prioritize reconciliation and harmony. The resolution of conflicts like the one involving Lee Mujin and Nmixx’s Kyujin is crucial for maintaining a healthy and thriving entertainment ecosystem in South Korea.

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