Title: Exclusive Secret! The new song of the Korean girl group shocked the sound of shaking the bed, causing the controversy of "pedophilia capitalization".
Introduction: Recently, HYBE's new girl group ILLIT has sparked heated discussions because of a new song released. The controversy mainly focused on the sound of shaking the bed in some lyrics and melodies, as well as the images in the music video, which aroused widespread concern about the "capitalization of pedophilia".
Subject: This is not the first time that the Korean group has attracted public attention for misconduct. LISA DANCED SENSUALLY AT THE CRAZY HORSE SHOW IN FRANCE, AND JEONIE JEMMY HAS APPEARED IN LARGE-SCALE AMERICAN DRAMAS. This kind of content that depicts young girls as irrelevant or gendered seems to have become the norm in the process of introducing elements from Europe and the United States in Hallyu culture. However, showing such content so openly has always been far from the normal boundaries of entertainment. Both the team itself and the fans who follow it crazily have fallen into the obvious trap of commercial operations, and have been quietly poisoned by the "capitalization of pedophilia".
In addition, in the comment area, many netizens pointed out that there are a large number of scenes and lyrics of girls who are still developing and childish imitating adult-like sexiness hidden in ILLIT's new song. These are living evidence of pedophilic capital!
Among the female members of ILLIT, including one who has just passed the age of 16, many netizens feel terrified and distressed because they are forced to participate in adult sexy performances at such a young age. Compared with the same group of young girls launched by HYBE earlier, they are more of a childish style: such as tutu skirts, thick-soled white shoes, and so on. The incident in room N lingers in the mind, so much so that when one sees the girl group at ILLIT, one can't help but think of that scene.
A closer look at the combination of the arrangement and music video of this new song is terrifying: the cacophony of chains, the sensitive shutter sound, and the scene of the collapse of the broken wall, and the final lyric: "Baby, don't refuse me". The scene that coincides with this lyric is a girl with one leg in white socks sitting on the edge of the bed with her head bowed.
Worryingly, some people in the industry said that maybe they don't understand their work content and goals at all. Under the seemingly fairytale packaging, it is actually firmly bound by capital and reduced to a product.
Conclusion: Since its birth, the Korean cultural industry has been closely tied to Europe and the United States, and the two have formed an obvious interest relationship. And now, ILLIT accurately reflects this trend shift, and they have become victims of the so-called flattery of Korean entertainment to Europe and the United States. Remember, however, that this time, it is no longer the story of Romeo and Juliet, but the tragedy of an underage girl who is in agony and has nowhere to appeal.