In the past, Kpop idols used to keep silent and ignore anti-fans even when they are too
excessive but nowadays, not too many idols grit their teeth and endure those people who
defame them regardless of right or wrong anymore.
They even take revenge and embarrass anti-fans to death.
Jungkook In BTS’s online concert PERMISSION TO DANCE
ON STAGE this October, Jungkook took the spotlight for not only his trendy new hair color and
attractive appearance, but also for his savage act toward anti fans.
Specifically, before starting the "So What" performance, Jungkook suddenly said, "I have
something to say to those who don't like me", making other members a bit confused, then
loudly shouted: "So what?", and then hyped up with his team.
Jungkook is the most famous member of BTS, and that goes hand in hand with his massive
amount of anti fans.
Over the last few months, Jungkook got bashed harshly by haters for his tattoos and piercings.
And not long ago, he was entangled in the "backdoor advertising" controversy.
So, Jungkook's borrowing of So What - a song with the message to ignore criticism, encourage
listeners to enjoy life and pursue dreams is seen as his way of showing his “I-don’t-care”
attitude toward all the gossip aimed at him.
Chanyeol If you’re a KPOP fan for long, you will
probably know about the case of Chanyeol.
Before 2019's Mid-Autumn break, the incident between Chanyeol and his being defamed by
anti-fans went all over the place on social networks.
In fact, this annoying thing has been happening for a while and Chanyeon himself once gently
asked this person to stop.
Yet, for some reason, or maybe it’s simply because this person is a no-brainer, he kept
defaming Chanyeol without thinking of the consequences.
To get rid of the mess, Chanyeol sued the no-brainer because he felt that things were
getting out of control.
If things had ended here then I wouldn’t bring this up.
The thing is, when the police officers were asked about how things turned out, they revealed
that when Chanyeol was asked to negotiate with the anti-fan’s family, he replied blatantly:
"There is no discussion."
You’re not mishearing, he just dropped a really short sentence like that without any
further explanation.
Oh, and you know what?
When I said this person had no brain, I truly meant it because he even asked for help on
a Korean forum just to be summoned by the police after a holiday.
It was so hilarious when he still wanted to enjoy that Mid-Autumn break after doing such
terrible things.
After being summoned, he even posted a disparaging status to Park Chanyeol and his family without
knowing that he could be prosecuted.
Just speechless!
Taeyeon Another idol from SM Entertainment that got
into quite a lot of mess because of anti-fans is Taeyeon.
This anti-fan has been messing up her Instagram year after year.
As a person who also follows Taeyeon on Instagram, I see that whenever she posts something, it's
not hard to find negative comments.
But that does not mean that the leader of SNSD is scared by the attack of this group
of crows.
Taeyeon is ready to tag anti-fans' names and reply to them if they defame her.
When someone criticized her for using Snow's effects and having plastic surgery,
Taeyeon answered with an attitude: "Please look at yourself in the mirror, baby" After
that, she posted four photos of her bare face to reply to this person.
I was surprised because she acted so calmly.
If I were this anti-fan, I would dig a hole and hide
in it.
After the incident, there are fewer negative comments on her account.
SM Entertainment announced that they would sue people who slandered Taeyeon's image.
As a result, the anti-fan mentioned lived in tears and posted on her page, asking for
forgiveness.
Ga-in Many anti-fans take advantage of idols’
absence to make some fictional stories about them.
When the agency announced to the media that Ga-in was hospitalized and had to stop promotional
activities due to health problems, some netizens immediately rumored that she
was pregnant.
They even told her that she was having an abortion.
This is just ridiculous.
But Ga-in didn't let us down that time.
Dealing with the lies, Ga-in only posted a photo to lock anti-fans' mouths that were
adultering her.
She posted a photo of her medical record with the caption: "Sweetheart, I only have pneumonia".
IU Many people would believe that IU would never
do anything to her anti-fans because she always looks so fragile and shy.
However, totally different from my thought, she showed her anger and determination to
anybody who talked bad about her.
In a talk show, IU stated that anyone who attacks her with malicious comments would
meet her in court.
"Fans sent me a bunch of evidence of some anti-fans slandering and spreading rumors
about my parents and me.
I was confused for a moment and then decided to sue all of those people".
Wow!
I think other idols should use this approach because it’s literally the smartest choice
to deal with extreme anti-fans.
In 2018, IU released the song "BBIBBI".
I was addicted to this song because of the lovely melody.
However, when reading the lyric’s translation, my jaws dropped.
She pointed out how the anti-fans scrutinized her life in particular and other idols’
in general.
The song is just like a slap to anti-fans’ faces.
IU also gently warned anti-fans if they continue to exceed her limit, she won't leave them
alone.
Hwasa
Hwasa is popular for her outstanding beauty.
She doesn't follow any standard at all.
The name MAMAMOO was continuously mentioned in the media within a week when Hwasa dressed
in bold outfits, performing at MAMA 2018 in Japan.
Though I was shaken, I’m totally ok with such an outfit.
But you know, some Korean netizens are oddly harsh on idols.
Immediately after the performance, a fierce controversy happened on Korea's social networking
forums.
While most fans said that Hwasa had a successful performance, some people criticized that the
stage was way “too cheap".
Some anti-fans took advantage of this incident, calling Hwasa with the H-word.
Though Hwasa didn’t say anything about the wave of criticism, her colleague Moonbyul
did not hesitate to diss the anti-fans right on Vlive's live program.
"...Stop hurting others like that.
We are inherently not perfect, so we have no right to disparage others.
Everyone's differences need to be respected.
Karma will find those who said harsh words to others"
Maybe many of you are not sure about the karma thing but trust me, what will come will come.
Moonbyul also shared that the malicious comment she wanted to respond to the most was the
disparaging sentence, "MAMAMOO is ugly".
She said, "Whenever someone leaves a malicious comment, I hope that person's photo, phone
number, even address will be released.
I bet they won't dare to defame other people anymore".
You see how our queen reacted?
Suga Just like MAMAMOO, BTS was once savage to
anti-fans.
In 2017, an anti-fan tried to accuse BTS of lip-syncing.
Then, Suga had a super cool response at SBS Gayo Daejun.
During the performance of Mic Drop, Suga stopped rapping halfway and looked at the camera with
a smirk.
The background music continued to run without the male idol's voice.
The auditorium was silenced and slightly stunned for a split second.
He was trying to prove that he didn't lip-sync at all.
Somebody, please give Suga a medal.
That’s just so satisfying!
Another time, Suga broadcasted a live stream to share with fans about BTS's newly released
songs.
Besides sharing his thoughts and experiences about an idol's life, Suga did not forget
to send his words to the anti-fans.
He said that anti-fans were wasting their time because he didn’t read their malicious
comments and if things went too far, Big Hit would slap them with the lawsuit.
“No one would be forgiven” - he blatantly said.
The same as IU, he used polite words to reply to anti-fans, but hey, they all hit the mean
people quite hard.
Momo and Jihyo Another savage moment was when Momo and Jihyo
harshly responded to malicious netizens.
When Momo and Jihyo were having a livestream on V-live, all of a sudden, Momo sarcastically
said: "There are a lot of people who leave positive comments, but there are also a lot
of negative comments, right?
But it's alright because it's the entertainment industry.
I just feel there are so many kinds of people in the world, I can understand."
Then Jihyo added that it was just time-consuming for those anti-fans to talk dirty about idols.
She believed that only jealous people did that.
Personally speaking, I think that most rational people would support the way Momo and Jihyo
reacted.
I mean, because the number of idols who suffer from malicious words is increasing, there
must be someone who has the guts to speak about this.
If people weren’t so harsh about idols’ having to maintain a pure, modest image, maybe
this problem could have been solved years ago.
Don't you think that the idols mentioned above are smart and strong-minded?
If you were them, what would you say to your haters?
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