[Exclusive] ‘Supa 2’ Jam Republic, ‘Attract Investment’ Exclusive contract with David Yong

Global dance crew Jam Republic. Provided by Seoul Music Awards Organizing Committee
Global dance crew Jam Republic. Provided by Seoul Music Awards Organizing Committee
David Yong (top left), Jam Republic's Kirsten and Audrey (bottom). Provided by Evergreen Korea
David Yong (top left), Jam Republic’s Kirsten and Audrey (bottom). Provided by Evergreen Korea

‘Supa 2’ Global dance crew Jam Republic, which took second place, is accelerating its activities by joining hands with David Yong. David Yong is a Singaporean businessman and artist who attracted attention by investing in CEO Jeon Hong-jun’s Attract.

According to our report on the 8th, Evergreen Korea Co Ltd, a company led by David Yong, signed an exclusive contract with Jam Republic last month. As a result, Evergreen Korea has taken over exclusive management of Jam Republic’s Korean activities.

Regarding this, David Yong told this magazine, “The partnership with Jam Republic is more than just a business activity. “We share Jam Republic’s vision of becoming a global cultural connector through music and dance,” he said. “Through this partnership, we will continue to provide full support so that they can fully demonstrate their unique diversity, innovation, and creativity.” “he said.

Jam Republic took second place in Mnet’s entertainment show ‘Street Woman Fighter 2’ (hereinafter ‘Suppa 2’), which ended on October 31 last year, by showing off their incredible skills and energy. It’s a team. Leader Kirsten is ‘Supa 2’ I still can’t believe that “Supa 2″has ended through the final press conference. “I have mixed feelings,” he said, adding, “I was happy to participate in this program and am truly grateful.”

David Yong and Attract CEO Jeon Hong-jun. Provided by Evergreen Korea
David Yong and Attract CEO Jeon Hong-jun. Provided by Evergreen Korea

David Yong received attention from viewers last year when he appeared on KBS Joy’s entertainment show ‘Ask Me’ as a ‘Singaporean conglomerate who wants to invest in a Korean entertainment company’. David Yong, who revealed that he holds $90 million (approximately KRW 120 billion) in cash in addition to real estate around the world, expressed great affection for Korean culture, including K-pop.

After that heFifty once again created a hot topic by investing a large amount of money in Attract, the agency that debuted Fifty. ‘Ask me’ After the broadcast aired, David Yong responded to fans’ requests to collaborate with CEO Jeon Hong-jun. This was made known through an exclusive report by this magazine in August last year. At the time, David Yong said, “It’s like a drama without a script.””I hope Attract can grow even stronger through this difficult time,” he said.

David Yong, who is currently active as a singer, is also showing off his capabilities as an artist by releasing a duet song with Moonbyul of Mamamoo. He recently appeared on comedian Lee Yong-jin’s YouTube channel and showed off his wit, and plans to challenge himself in various fields in the future.

Reporter Yoo Soo-kyung uu84@hankookilbo.com

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