Cube Entertainment
Cube Entertainment was founded in 2006 by Hong Seung Sung, former JYP Entertainment president Hong Seung Sung and Shin Jung Hwa (Monica Shin), co-founder and CEO of Music Cube.
In the beginning, the job of the former president of JYP joined many people thinking that this is a subsidiary of JYP but in fact Cube is completely an independent company. Although not as big as the "big boys" of the Korean entertainment industry such as SM Entertainment, YG Entertainment or JYP Entertainment, in just a few short years, Hong Seung Sung has proven that Cube is one of the companies worth taking seriously. quantity. In 2011, Cube Entertainment officially had its first company named A Cube. Known for popular artists such as Apink, VICTON, Huh Gak, A Cube has undergone two name changes, splits and mergers. This show, A Cube has been changed to Play M Entertainment when joining Fave Entertainment, the company that used to manage many famous artists and groups such as JBJ, IU, Gain. Despite knowing that the initial foundation was not very strong, Cube Entertainment made them quiet the group before the success of BEAST and 4Minute, the second biggest hits in the world.
During their seven years with Cube Entertainment, BEAST has brought the company more than thirty awards at various awards ceremonies such as Golden Disk Awards, Mnet Asian Music Awards or Seoul Music Awards. Equally, 4Minute with near twenty awards also contributed to the positioning of Cube Entertainment's name. With a new and unique style, both groups have returned to the company countless successes large and small and are considered the main factors that brought Cube Entertainment's name to the top at that time, even “threaten the position of JYP Entertainment.
Artists: BTOB, CLC, Pentagon, (G)-IDLE, A Train to Autumn, Jo Kwon, Jang Hyun-seung, and Yoo Seon-ho
Estimated Market Cap: $113 Million
YouTube Subscribers: 2.32 Million
Facebook Followers: 608,000
Twitter Followers: 1 Million
Instagram Followers: 293,000
Details: http://www.cubeent.co.kr/index
