Kson Leaves VShojo Calls Out Unpaid Wages and Talks With Japan CEO on Stream

In a surprising and emotional livestream, Kson officially announced her departure from VShojo, sharing her side of the story and directly calling the VShojo Japan CEO for answers albeit the Ironmouse controversy.  Her stream revealed a number of behind-the-scenes issues, primarily centered around unpaid wages and a breakdown of trust between talent and management.

According to Kson, her payments from the company stopped in September of last year. Despite asking multiple times, the only answer she received was that the payment was “on the way.” After months of waiting and no clear resolution, she said she realized that the payment likely wasn’t coming.

She stayed silent for a while out of fear that if she spoke out, VShojo might never pay her what she was owed. During the stream, Kson phoned the VShojo Japan CEO to discuss the situation live. While the CEO admitted he’s still technically in the role, he hesitated to speak in English, explaining he didn’t want to use the wrong words.

Still, Kson pushed for clarity, asking why her payment had been delayed and whether anyone in the company raised concerns about unpaid talent. She also questioned the company’s decision to bring on new members while still having unresolved issues with existing ones.

Kson stated that although she was planning to leave quietly, recent events pushed her to speak up. She emphasized that the core issue is no longer about money—though she did describe it as a “Ferrari amount”—but about trust. She expressed deep disappointment, calling the situation a betrayal, especially considering the support fans gave to the project.

She also clarified that VShojo does not own the talent’s IP or channels, meaning she still retains control over her content. While she’s no longer with the agency, she plans to continue creating independently. This livestream left fans with many unanswered questions, but for Kson, one thing was clear: she’s done with VShojo, and she’s moving forward on her own terms.