The common people who gave a fake gift to #BTS Controversy in the American Community!
The common people who gave a fake gift to BTS Controversy in the American Community!
With the release of its new mini-album "MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA," a heartbreaking issue has arisen for BTS-loving fans who are expanding their global activities.
This is because of "gifts" given to BTS as a guest on "Sirius XM," a U.S. radio show that featured BTS, on Wednesday (local time). Fans and the Korean community in the U.S. have come under fire for being ranked No. 1 on the list of postings and comments.
At that time, Min Sang-jung made a surprise appearance as an interpreter for BTS, a junior entertainment player from Korea, and as soon as we greeted each other with BTS members, he took out a gift bag, saying, "I made for them."
BTS members were surprised and delighted, and thanked their seniors for the gift. Since then, Min Sang-jeong has urged BTS members to write it on their own, and the members have continued the show by writing their own beanies and sincerely appreciating the gifts.
But the controversy began after the show. The gift, which was wrapped up with a warm appearance between the seniors and juniors who first met in other countries, has become the center of criticism and controversy among fans and netizens.
The start of the case was because comments on Vinnie, who gave her a gift on the show that she made her own "the product sold by a white woman who runs a fashion company in New York." Oner, a related Vinny company that the members wore on their heads and broadcast, is an acquaintance of ordinary people's governments and a white woman known as a fashion brand businessman in New York.
Most of all, it was none other than the social networking site posts of the working class and the acquaintance woman that ignited the criticism right after the broadcast was aired. Netizens presented photos of mobile capture and released a video of how Min Sang-jung first met BTS on his SNS right after the broadcast and tagged and shared an acquaintance who made the product along with photos of BTS members wearing a beanie he gave them. In addition, a friend of the company also posted a promotional message on her Instagram saying, "World-famous BTS is using our Binney." Netizens presented a hashtag picture of the product and BTS together.
The reason why some fans and netizens are angry about the incident is that they only thought it was a pure gift from Min Sang-jung for BTS members, which was a lie and tried to promote products from companies run by his acquaintances on the air. Fans and netizens, who belatedly found out that Min-jung and her acquaintances posted photos on social networking sites, are criticizing the company for using BTS to promote its products.
Now confirmed, all photos and postings on social networking sites of Minjokjeong and the fashion company Jimin Woman have been deleted since the first day of controversy.
BTS is a global star with global promotional effects and cultural and economic value that not only domestic but also world-famous brands and companies alike would like to sponsor.
The company may be saying, "It's a good thing to do because the company has had promotional effects such as a brief influx of requests from BTS fans." But whether it was a simple mistake by the working class or a clever PPL with a gift, there should have been no lies and hidden business in the process.
If there is one, the principle is that we should have made an official apology and asked artists and agencies to understand in advance. As a courtesy to BTS-loving fans around the world, and for the industry that has so far recognized and advertised or promoted the value of BTS, it is up to the mark.
It is a pity of fans watching the controversy that BTS, recognized as a world-class big star solely for its hard work and skill, would have been shown as a scene where they sincerely congratulate their juniors on their great success before promoting their new songs on the first radio broadcast to the U.S.
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With the release of its new mini-album "MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA," a heartbreaking issue has arisen for BTS-loving fans who are expanding their global activities.
This is because of "gifts" given to BTS as a guest on "Sirius XM," a U.S. radio show that featured BTS, on Wednesday (local time). Fans and the Korean community in the U.S. have come under fire for being ranked No. 1 on the list of postings and comments.
At that time, Min Sang-jung made a surprise appearance as an interpreter for BTS, a junior entertainment player from Korea, and as soon as we greeted each other with BTS members, he took out a gift bag, saying, "I made for them."
BTS members were surprised and delighted, and thanked their seniors for the gift. Since then, Min Sang-jeong has urged BTS members to write it on their own, and the members have continued the show by writing their own beanies and sincerely appreciating the gifts.
But the controversy began after the show. The gift, which was wrapped up with a warm appearance between the seniors and juniors who first met in other countries, has become the center of criticism and controversy among fans and netizens.
The start of the case was because comments on Vinnie, who gave her a gift on the show that she made her own "the product sold by a white woman who runs a fashion company in New York." Oner, a related Vinny company that the members wore on their heads and broadcast, is an acquaintance of ordinary people's governments and a white woman known as a fashion brand businessman in New York.
Most of all, it was none other than the social networking site posts of the working class and the acquaintance woman that ignited the criticism right after the broadcast was aired. Netizens presented photos of mobile capture and released a video of how Min Sang-jung first met BTS on his SNS right after the broadcast and tagged and shared an acquaintance who made the product along with photos of BTS members wearing a beanie he gave them. In addition, a friend of the company also posted a promotional message on her Instagram saying, "World-famous BTS is using our Binney." Netizens presented a hashtag picture of the product and BTS together.
The reason why some fans and netizens are angry about the incident is that they only thought it was a pure gift from Min Sang-jung for BTS members, which was a lie and tried to promote products from companies run by his acquaintances on the air. Fans and netizens, who belatedly found out that Min-jung and her acquaintances posted photos on social networking sites, are criticizing the company for using BTS to promote its products.
Now confirmed, all photos and postings on social networking sites of Minjokjeong and the fashion company Jimin Woman have been deleted since the first day of controversy.
BTS is a global star with global promotional effects and cultural and economic value that not only domestic but also world-famous brands and companies alike would like to sponsor.
The company may be saying, "It's a good thing to do because the company has had promotional effects such as a brief influx of requests from BTS fans." But whether it was a simple mistake by the working class or a clever PPL with a gift, there should have been no lies and hidden business in the process.
If there is one, the principle is that we should have made an official apology and asked artists and agencies to understand in advance. As a courtesy to BTS-loving fans around the world, and for the industry that has so far recognized and advertised or promoted the value of BTS, it is up to the mark.
It is a pity of fans watching the controversy that BTS, recognized as a world-class big star solely for its hard work and skill, would have been shown as a scene where they sincerely congratulate their juniors on their great success before promoting their new songs on the first radio broadcast to the U.S.
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