NewJeans Want YouTube to Identify an Online Hater So They Can Sue Them in South Korea
Lawyers for the K-pop group filed an ex parte application in U.S. court, claiming a YouTuber had made "false and defamatory videos" about the band's members
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Subscribe NowLawyers for the K-pop group filed an ex parte application in U.S. court, claiming a YouTuber had made "false and defamatory videos" about the band's members
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