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Cube is Re-Debuting BEAST With Hyungseung and 2 New Members




Cube Entertainment has announced that BEAST will be re-debuting as a 3-member boyband.
BEAST will be debuting once again with two new members and previous member, Jang Hyunseung. On November 11, 2016, BEAST announced they would be leaving Cube Entertainment to form their own label.
Doojoon, Junhyung, Yoseob, Kikwang, and Dongwoon are not involved in the new BEAST.
The following weekend, the five members announced the formation of their new label. Jang Hyunseung followed up with a statement that he had resigned with Cube Entertainment after leaving the group earlier that year, in April 2016.
Hyunseung is claiming he had no knowledge that Cube Entertainment was re-creating BEAST with 2 new members and himself.

Just moments after the breaking news that announced BEAST was being re-made into a 3-member group, Hyunseung is denying he has any involvement.
The official statement by Cube Entertainment originally read “BEAST’s former member Jang Hyunseung will be returning to BEAST and we will be recreating the group as a 3 member group.” 
The statement was released by Cube Entertainment’s CEO, Hong Seung Sung. It was released without any mention of Doojoon, Junhyung, Yoseob, Kikwang, and Dongwoon.

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