The next was his other label, located in South Korea, where Min-Jae was in charge.
As expected, when Min-Jae first arrived in South Korea, the label there dismissed him. To their surprise, he didn't react. He simply gave a silent bow and walked out.
Dayo later sent Min-Jae $3 million — about 4.3 billion Korean won. With the money and songs Dayo gave him, Min-Jae started to build from the ground up.
Before signing any artist, Min-Jae always called Dayo first. Dayo would either approve or reject the artist after a short review. Even with all the workload on him, Dayo still made sure that Min-Jae released his own album — an album that dominated the Korean charts and even slipped into the U.S. charts with a bit of push from JD Records.
Dayo then had Min-Jae recreate a BTS-style group. He personally helped find the members during one of his trips to Korea. Afterward, he gave Min-Jae more work — this time expanding toward the Chinese market.
