Lee Know is the only member who did not receive a new solo song on this release of the Replay album out of 17 songs. Lee Know's only inclusion is a live version of a song that was released almost 4 years ago. We are aware there will be a SKZ-REPLAY 2026 part 2, but that is a separate release without a release date set yet. SKZ-REPLAY 2026 Pt. 1 is a distinct, standalone release, a special digital album meant to celebrate the eighth anniversary of our fandom that is releasing in less than a week. As an anniversary gift, all fans should be considered equal without the exclusion of a member and those that bias them. This is absolutely disrespectful to not only us but most of all to Lee Know, especially on an album with 17 tracks. Most of the songs were not performed on tour, so that is not an excuse, and the company has enough resources derived from his own hard work to give him a song. This is profoundly more hurtful given Lee Know is the first member going to enlist, and enlistment is not long away for him.

Additionally, during the live performances he continues to be erased; he was barely visible during his own parts. During S-Class, instead of highlighting Lee Know's iconic kick stunt on his own line, the camera pans away. The same pattern was noticed for the rest of the concert, and many shared how difficult it was to see him on screens at all. Lee Know has barely one line in every new song performed until now from the new album. This is their last tour before Lee Know enlists, and not even for this reason he is given ways to showcase himself properly. This only speaks to the lack of professionalism in that company. Every member deserves the chance to showcase new music and to be seen while performing their skills; Lee Know should not be the only exception.

 We urge JYP Entertainment, Division1 and Song Ji-eun to listen to the voices of its fans, recognize these ongoing concerns, and take meaningful action to ensure that Lee Know is no longer treated as an exception. Accountability begins with acknowledging the problem and committing to fair, transparent, and equal treatment going forward.