Some Most Serious RACIST Allegations Of Kpop Idols

Maybe you are no longer unfamiliar with racist accusations targeting Kpop idols, because it literally happens on a daily basis. But do you wonder why despite their fame and great influence, some Kpop idols are still ignorant about this sensitive topic, thus end up getting heavy criticism from everyone?
These are some typical cases of Kpop idols being under fire for their allegedly racist action, let's find out who they are and how serious the allegations are.

Some Most Serious RACIST Allegations Of Kpop Idols

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[BeBossTV]

But why do you think so many Kpop idols are ignorant about racism like that? 😕

[blikforlife]

Just because im a kpop fan, that doesn't mean I'm gonna deny every wrong things they did.

[ZenitaSillah]

As a black kpop fan I'm so tired of these stans calling black kpop stans sensitive because we are letting them know that making fun of black people/ culture is NOT OKAY AT ALL!.

[VaibhaviMehnawat]

You forgot that how RM once in BTS's debut era was trying to be shady towards other members by saying that they are so black that he cant even see them in dark in of their conferences

[yeetchick]

Han is one of my biases in Stray Kids, but i'm very disappointed for what he did. I'm glad he apologized but what he did was a bit too much.

[joonbee]

Wendy’s case isn’t an allegation, we caught her in 4K 🤡🤡

[ZenitaSillah]

PUT YOUR IDOLS ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS!! STOP DEFENDING THEM WHEN YOU KNOW GOOD AND WELL WHAT THEY SAY AND DO IS WRONG. LET THEM KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING WRONG .

[earthshuman]

Most of our favourite idols are racists sad but true
Since starting they would thought that being fair is pretty and black is not pretty
Almost every Asian country
Have same phenomenon

[dreamcatcherstan-wv]

Where is BTS RM with the whole "black accent is my talent" and that BTS song that has n-word in it? Are we just going to forget that because they are popular or something? Stop defending them they did it countless times.

[ella._.]

I hate it when fans say how their idols didn’t mean it and that they meant no harm when they have no idea what was going through their minds in the first place.

[ayla-hfpk]

it’s honestly disgusting how these situations are being ignored and that these idols are being supported AND being defended. for me, it is at least important to see what you did wrong, apologize and make sure not to do it again. i’m a stay and am honestly disappointed in han but still appreciate that he apologized and was aware of what he did to also not repeat such a mistake. but on the other hand wendy just kept on disrespecting black people EVEN THOUGH others informed her about it. them laughing at these racist jokes doesn’t make it better either..

[taylora]

This comment section makes me so mad all of these people making up so much excuses to defend their idols like K-pop fans really hate black people calling us sensitive for saying that we offended ugh it’s really hard to be a black person can’t do anything without someone having to be racist or hating us cause of our skin color 😬

[rikerenge]

I feel like they all deserved the criticism they got but some people can take the criticism too far. I hope they all learn from there mistakes, especially Wendy.

[ThuyLinh-wziw]

Han didn’t go on any hiatus, he texted on Bubble the same week (which was not even 7 days since the scandal) and posted a video of him singing the line “I’m only human” a few DAYS later. I’m not gonna judge him just wanna put it here.

[IAmTired]

My blood is boiling..coz these k-pop artists claim that they are discriminated against, while being racist to other races

[lovestay]

Han was 13, he made 1 mistake, 1 time, apologized and never did anything again. Some will accept the apology and some won't but he shouldn't have his whole life or career ruined over it 😑

[sgred]

People need to get it into their heads that they're grown and they have responsibility for their actions. Going on and on about how "they don't know any better", "that's just how it is in Korea" is extremely infantilizing and ironically, racist itself. Just tell your faves when they're in the wrong, it's for the best in the long run.

[momoririabioye]

As an African Wendy's and Han's were the most disgusting to me especially Wendy she literally had no sign of remorse never absolutely disgusting .

[suhanashaikh]

And Giselle from aespa she clearly mouthed the n word and later after getting criticism apologized

[strwbrry.chocoluv]

To be honest, Han did say the n-word.. The Korean equivalent of the n-word is 'kamdoongi' which was in the lyrics but what the narrator here did was underline the word '니가' which means you and pointed it out as the n-word but the kamdoongi '깜둥이' was in the first underlined verse.
Also out of everyone mentioned in the video his case is the only one that happened pre-debut and happened when he was too young and in my opinion his apology was the most decent out of everyone mentioned here.. I'd also like to add for the people who said he had no racist or offensive intentions I'm pretty sure he did because from what I know HipHop is a genre black people made when they were going through hard times, HipHop was a way for them to vent (Please correct me if I'm wrong as I'm not a black person) So I think he took that into account and thought that was what HipHop was about so I think he had no ill intentions towards anyone and didn't specifically direct it towards a group of people on purpose, even though what he did was wrong, he was young, he made a decent apology and never repeated this kind of mistake ever again and I'm pretty sure he learned his lesson a long time ago so he shouldn't have his life and career ruined over this (This is just my opinion) By the way, sorry for the long paragraph