Risenne Agency Opens Reporting Site Against Malicious Posts
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Risenne’s agency is stepping up its response to malicious online activity, launching a dedicated reporting channel designed to protect the artist’s rights while the act enjoys a fresh surge of attention on the Korean music scene.

On the 16th, The Muse Entertainment announced through its official website that it had “opened a reporting site to protect Risenne’s rights and interests.” The new system will allow reports involving malicious posts targeting the artist, as well as suspected copyright infringement, giving the agency a direct route to identify cases that may require action.

“This site is intended to receive reports regarding malicious posts that defame the artist and cases of copyright infringement, so that we can take swift and accurate action,” the agency said. The Muse Entertainment also encouraged continued cooperation from supporters, adding, “We ask for your continued reports to protect the artist’s rights and interests. We are always grateful for your unwavering love and support for Risenne.”

The move arrives at a particularly active point in Risenne’s career. “LOVE ATTACK,” the title track from the act’s first mini-album, released in August 2024, climbed to the top of Melon’s “TOP 100,” the main chart of Korea’s largest music streaming platform, approximately two years after the song was first released. It is the kind of delayed chart breakthrough that can turn expectations upside down, giving an older release a new chapter long after its original promotional cycle.


The resurgence gained momentum after content presented by member Won on his personal YouTube channel attracted significant attention across short-form platforms. That renewed interest helped bring “LOVE ATTACK” back into the conversation, ultimately pushing the track to a major chart milestone. In a music market where songs can find new audiences through short-form content well beyond their initial release dates, the track’s rise has given Risenne a notable burst of momentum.

The story did not stay put with “LOVE ATTACK.” Risenne followed the renewed attention with the remake single “Pretty Girl,” released on the 8th, and the song has also been performing well. Just days later, on the 14th, the group reached another career milestone by securing its first music show victory since debut with “Pretty Girl” on SBS’s “The Show.”

With a revived hit and a first music show trophy arriving in close succession, Risenne is experiencing a significant period of visibility. Against that backdrop, The Muse Entertainment’s newly opened reporting site signals a more organized effort to address malicious posts and copyright violations as attention surrounding the artist grows. For fans, the agency’s message is clear: reports can now be submitted through a dedicated channel as it seeks to respond swiftly to content that may infringe upon Risenne’s rights.