Local Korean media outlets like Star News have made claims that Topp Dogg members Kidoh and Gohn filed official complaints against their agency, Stardom Entertainment, for issues with income distribution and general mistreatment.

On August 12, Star News reported that Kidoh and Gohn sent Stardom a contents certification mail of the complaint document. This contents certification mail makes the post office a third party witness of communication between Kidoh and Gohn and Stardom Entertainment should a legal battle break out between the two parties. As it seems the two members are upset with the company's management style, if the two parties do not reach an agreement outside of court it is likely that a lawsuit will be filed.

However, later that same day reports by Star Today and Sports Today revealed that Hunus Entertainment stated they never received a document from Kidoh and Gohn. As of July, Hunus Entertainment officially became Topp Dogg's agency after taking over management of Stardom Entertainment.

Moreover, OSEN reports that Kidoh and Gohn are currently working with the rest of Topp Dogg for their upcoming October comeback.

Still, as this is not the first time a legal suit has been filed against Stardom Entertainment for their management practices many fans are worried over what might happen to Topp Dogg.

In 2013, Block B, formerly under Stardom Entertainment, filed for contract termination stating that the company had not paid the group from April 2011 until January 2013. Additionally, former Under Dogg member Cavan Chen also cited racism and abuse in the company as his reasons for leaving Topp Dogg's sub-unit and Stardom Entertainment in recent weeks.

With their history thus far, many are on edge to see where this alleged contents certification mail will lead Kidoh, Gohn, and the rest of the Topp Dogg members.