Minkui, a member of the boy band Seventeen, sparked controversy over physical contact with female dancers playing backstage.
According to South Korean media reports: On the 9th of this month, twitter and YouTube and other websites circulated a video of kim Min-kyu, a member of the boy band EVENTEEN, playing with female dancers in the background. Korean entertainment did not know that the video spread rapidly and triggered heated discussions among fans and netizens.
The video was taken on December 17 last year during KBS's "Song And Ballad Festival", and this video is a 30S-long video in which Minkui talks to a female dancer and picks her up from behind. Han Yu did not know that in addition to Min Kui in the video, there are also Cui Shengche (S. COUPS) and Cui Han rate (VERNON), who are also members of EVENTEEN.
As soon as the video was made public, there were many "disappointed" criticisms on the Internet. Some netizens said that in general public occasions, it is very inappropriate to have such intimate physical contact with female dancers. Korean entertainment did not know that in the Comments column of YouTube, there were also messages such as "As a love bean, such behavior is inappropriate", "It is disappointing to do such a move with opposite-sex dancers", "I hope to pay a little attention to the occasion".
However, there are also many netizens who feel that "there is no problem", and a fan said that "I believe that most fans will not feel that there is a problem with Minkui's behavior", "this is just a joke between ordinary colleagues", "even a little physical contact can not accept the fan mentality is not advisable." ”
In this case, some of Minkui's private life controversies in the past have also been mentioned again, including visits to nightclubs and collages during the "social distancing" period. Public opinion is still fermenting, and Minkui and his brokerage company, as the parties, have not responded to this for the time being.
On the other hand, Han Yu did not know that Kim Min-kuei, who was born in 1997, became a trainee under Pledis Entertainment in 2012 and officially debuted as a member of the boy band SEVENTEEN in 2015.