BTS member JiMin somehow ended up wearing a controversial t-shirt once again, after his previous one where the design depicted the bombing of Japan.
Just recently, the K-Pop boy group took a selfie inside the Empire State Building, as the iconic building also brightened up the city of New York with purple lights in welcoming the singers to the Big Apple.
And pretty soon, news reports about the words written on JiMin’s t-shirt began to surface. The t-shirt had “f*** you’ written in the Russian language. One news report stated that the members of BTS should have been more cautious and responsible as they are one of the biggest stars on the planet at the moment, and all eyes are on them.
However, netizens and fans began to claim that the news reports were making a big deal out of nothing.
The Qoo
“Is this such a big issue that a news report should be written about it, the reporter is overreacting.”
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“Wow, so JiMin is so popular that this reporter tried to write something when it’s basically nothing. Is the reporter Japanese?”
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“People make mistakes.”
While it is understandable that fans defend their idols, from one perspective, it could be said that BTS fans should also be cautious with issues such as this, as the entire fandom might be criticized just because of a few who have condoned profanity and vulgar language.
Below are some fans who have admitted that BTS should have been more cautious.
The Qoo
“This is something they should have been more careful about.”
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“What the report says is right. In any case, these guys are loved by young people all around the world, and there’s no harm in taking precautions. The company should do well in this.”
How do you feel about the recent issue? Should fans be admitting that what Big Hit Entertainment or perhaps the group members themselves did was somewhat short-sighted? Or is the media trying to turn something that’s harmless into something harmful?
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Omfg Its just a T-shirt chill out. He can wear what he wants omg ?
To be exact it says “go f**k yourself” and this words appropriate only for private conversations lol
Try to wear it in Russia in public and some old lady will definitely whoop your ass. Why is it fine to wear it in a different country? But it’s a question for the stylist
I have a major issue with this Vetements collection lol
If the top was on the market and he liked it he would buy it. Would anyone care I if i wore that? No. Can people just piss off already it’s a shirt. Honestly get a life people…
It isn’t big deal.
Should they learn all language to not make mistake like that, think about it he’s not a Russian citizen how can he know that his shirt has that word written in a Russian lauguage.
Plus they dont get to choose what they will ware, they have a stylist.
Its just a f shirt dudeeee, why bother
WTH!!!! What is causing soo much problem, it’s just OK!
I’ve seen a couple of my favourite idols wearing clothing items with vulgar on them. Nobody gave two shits.
Also, even if Jimin did pick out his clothes(because it’s the stylists choosing for him), he doesn’t know how to speak Russian, so how would he have supposed to have known?
It’s not like they know the russian language, also they don’t get to pick their clothes. It’s always chosen by stylists no matter what kind of artist you are. While I understand that as an idol they should not condone profanities, it is not their fault that they are not familiar with the language. 🙂
bruh hes an adult let him wear what he wants…also they have stylists. could’ve been the stylist that made him wear that.
Omg people chill, it’s just a t-shirt loool. This is absolutely hilarious ? ? I still can’t stop laughing ????