Since news broke last week that Jessica Jung would be leaving SM Entertainment's popular nine-member girl group Girls' Generation, many of the other artists on the label have been relatively silent on the matter.  Now that a week has passed, the stars are beginning to speak up.

Super Junior member Kyuhyun opened up about the matter on his MBC radio program 'Radio Star' during the October 8 episode.

The recent episode featured four more members from his group, Siwon, Leeteuk, Eunhyuk, and Kangin. During the broadcast, the topic of Jessica's departure from leaving Girls' Generation eventually came up.

Comedian and radio personality Kim Gu Ra initiated the conversation with the Super Junior members when he said, "These days, it is chaotic in SM," in reference to Jessica's removal from one of the agency's most popular acts.

Kim Gu Ra asked host Kyuhyun, "SM spokesperson, what happened?" to which Kyuhyun tried to pass things off to the other Super Junior members. "It just so happens that at this time we have four SM reps [on the show]," he replied.

Kyuhyun then said, "When I think about it, I think the company is trying to go forward together. I'm not sure to tell the truth."  

"I also found out about it through the internet. I didn't know this would happen when [the Super Junior members] were invited [onto the show]," Kyuhyun revealed.

After Kyuhyun said this, Kim Gu Ra warned, "Super Junior is not safe, either." He then suggested, "Your existence as an individual is too weak to oppose the company. You have no choice but to listen to the company. There is always one. An existence like 'aged kimchi' in the entertainment world."