Sounds like he knows what he’s talking about.

In a recent interview with “Sports Dong-A“, Shinhwa member Andygave his two cents on the current legal troubles going down betweenDBSK and SM Enertainment.

For those unaware, Shinhwa had their own messy split from SM Entertainment a few years back. After buying out the rights to their name and switching companies, the “legendary” idol group managed to make a successful comeback releasing several successful albums in the following years.

In response the situation Andy said:

“Leaving the company is the second trial which is harder from the debut time…It will be hard, like having to debut all over again.”

Having started a label of his own (ND Entertainment), the “single man” was able to speak on the topic from both the idol and executive point of view. Though he expressed his desire to see DBSK and their fans bounce back, he did give SM some credit, stating:

“Idol groups that gained popularity quickly think that their efforts are what’s important, but still thinking that it is dangerous…You must acknowledge the fact that the company has capabilities and talent.”

Thus far, Andy is the second Shinhwa member to weigh in on the DBSK situation. Lee Min-woo also gave the group some advice a few months back.