After losing its bid for a controlling stake in the K-pop agency to rival bidder Kakao, HYBE has struck a platform collaboration with its former target.
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HYBE announced Monday that a dozen solo artists and music groups on the SM Entertainment roster will join its global fan community platform, Weverse, in September. Those artists, who have not yet been named, will move to Weverse from SM’s own fan community platform, Kwangya Club. In addition to connecting with fans via services including Weverse Live, the 12 SM artists will also be featured on the e-commerce platform Weverse Shop, where fans can buy albums and official merchandise.
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