As we all know, South Korea's star-making industry is very developed, attracting many people from outside Korea to join.
It is not only Chinese who go to Korea to work with the dream of idols, such as Han Geng, Song Qian in the early days, Wu Moufan, Lu Han, Zhang Yixing, Wang Jiaer and others, but also many Japanese.
And the one who recently got into trouble in Korea is a Japanese who made his debut in South Korea.
Korean group & TEAM member K (real name: Yudai Koga, debut stage name K), when he returned to his hometown Japan to record a show, he encountered a large number of fights from Korean netizens because he said "There are more types of convenience store products in Japan, and the grades are not the same".
The male protagonist of the story, K, looks like this.
Although this conversation, which sparked heated discussions on the Korean Internet, was analyzed word by word, it only discussed convenience stores.
In the show, the idol echoed the previous guest, saying that every time he goes back to Japan, he has to go to a convenience store.
Out of curiosity, the host continued to ask, "There are convenience stores in Korea, right?"
The idol with the stage name K naturally answered: "Convenience stores in Japan have more varieties of products, and the grades are also different. So I'm going to go. ”
As a result, he ushered in a vigorous boycott.
In the mainstream forum of South Korea, netizens were derived from the "convenience store controversy", discussed the "profound connotation" behind his few answers, and came to the conclusion:
"I reasonably suspect that he has the physique of a wolf warrior and deliberately insults South Korea, I don't understand why he has to go to South Korea to carry out activities?"
The netizen who posted the post broadened his thinking, linked the convenience store incident with the territorial dispute between Japan and South Korea, empathized, and asked Korean netizens what the situation would be like if a Korean artist said "Dokdo is ours".
Finally, I conclude that Koreans have become more tolerant of Japanese people recently.
The post stirred up a thousand waves on the Korean Internet and sparked a big discussion.
Netizens pulled out all the foreigners who debuted in the Korean group, checked the account book one by one, and expressed the hope that these Korean groups with too many Japanese members would get out of South Korea.
Of course, the fans of these groups who were named immediately protested.
After all, they originally came over just to watch other combinations overturn and be lively, but they didn't expect this fire to burn to their favorite combinations.
Fans immediately divided the camp, this "collapsed house" idol K and its combination composition are not right, unlike the combinations they like, such as NiziU and NCT Wish, which are all "pro-Korean factions" with "roots and seedlings".
The fans of these two groups nominated for "Get Out of Korea" immediately cited heartwarming deeds, such as they grew up under the influence of the Korean Wave, and their idols are all famous Korean idol groups, which are completely different from the "collapsed house" artists.
They expressed a strong protest:
"NiziU and NCT wish, those kids are pro-Korean factions who grew up watching TWICE and EXO! ”
and put forward a soul torture question to this Japanese idol named K:
"It's really ridiculous to go to a country that you look down on to work and earn money, isn't it?"
Of course, there are still Koreans who have a good memory, remembering what topic they originally discussed, and they pulled the topic back to the convenience store, saying:
"Let's not discuss anything else, haven't all the food in Japanese convenience stores used rice from Fukushima already been exposed? No matter how it tastes, I don't dare to eat it, okay?"
Immediately, Korean netizens followed the discussion of the previous one, and these two were the few netizens in all the comments who still remembered the topic of "convenience stores".
He spoke:
"This idol named K, is it because he ate Fukushima rice, that's why he became like this? ”
There are also netizens who think that they have discovered the core of the matter through the essence:
"It's understandable if it's only once, but he's been controversial one after another. Then you can see what he really thinks in his heart, and he feels that his national pride is really super strong. ”
Others seconded that his problem was to treat his country as the center of the universe and that there was a lack of concern for the country in which he operated, namely South Korea.
Of course, there are also Korean netizens who take pity on the situation of Chinese idols in South Korea at this time.
He thought about it for a while, If this sentence came out of the mouth of a Chinese idol, the storm would be much more violent.
"To be honest, if this comes out of the mouth of a Chinese green card, it will be completely finished. Koreans are indeed very tolerant of the Japanese. ”
In addition, the easter egg part is that this idol was exposed to a love affair by gossip reporters not long after this incident.
The love object is another Japanese idol in the same company.
In South Korea, even though every Korean star-making company has some overseas idols to attack overseas markets and expand the influence of Hallyu, the number of overseas idols in Shanghai as a whole is still not very large.
And the group idols who are on the rise, when they choose a love partner, they still find another hometown in the sea of people.
K (right) and his rumored girlfriend (left)
After watching this "tragedy" caused by convenience stores, Chinese netizens commented:
He said something untimely. ”
The number of likes is 3586.
This is also the highest praise comment in the comment section of the news.
In the forwarding area, Chinese netizens shared their Japanese travel experiences:
"If you want to go to Japan, you must go to a convenience store. ”
Number of forwarders: 152.
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