#malicious comments

[queenahnhyejin]

RBW 👏 IS 👏 FINALLY 👏 TAKING 👏 LEGAL 👏 ACTION 👏

They updated fans that they will look into the evidence sent to them and that malicious commenters identified on July 17th are currently under investigation. They have declined to strike a deal and demanded harsher punishment for the accused. They will keep everyone updated on the progress of the cases.

FINALLY

[xrealmofmanymusesx]

Unpopular K-pop Opinion #9

I think companies should be archer with sasaengs and malicious commenters. Like, they make idols lives a complete nightmare sometimes. Those people call themselves fans but they are not....

Companies should take a page out of what IU and Heechul does. They give 0 fs about those people and they put processes over their heads. Those people started it but they are going to finish their own way.

[thatblackkoreaboo]

I wanna ask my followers a question. 

Do you support kpop companies suing people online for their ‘malicious’ comments? 

I don’t and the reason why I don’t is because I think South Korea hasn’t really defined what is a malicious comment. I’ve heard so many stories of netizens in South Korea getting sued for basically saying they don’t like a group’s clothing or for saying their music isn’t good. To me that falls under freedom of speech. If someone doesn’t like a idol group they should be able to say that and give a reason why.

 I think malicious comments fall under threats or trolling. The comments that Sulli and Goo Hara were getting were definitely malicious. I also find it strange that SM Entertainment did nothing about those comments  that were about Sulli, but were so quick to threaten to sue against comments talking about Irene or Taeyong.  It seems like Kpop companies are most aligned to protect the kpop idols who do actual criminal activities, than the ones who don’t. 

A good example of this was SM Entertainments response to Kangin. When he got his second DUI, SM Entertainment said they were gonna take action against any ‘malicious’ comments that were about him. I was so angry about that. Ya’ll let one of your idols get into another DUI controversy and instead of holding him accountable for his actions, you wanna attack the people online who are calling him out. What he did was criminal and the people have a right to call him out on his actions. 

This is why I can’t get behind Heechul and is stance on online comments, because basically he only wants positive comments. Any comments that criticize him or his actions, he claims is malicious bullying. When in reality it isn’t.

[best-of-kdrama]

IU’s Agency Announces Legal Action Against Malicious Comments, Rumors, And More

On October 18, IU’s agency Kakao M issued a statement regarding legal action it is taking against malicious comments and rumors. Read the st

Why would anyone say malicious comments about IU? They deserve prosecution. I hope karma bites them back!

[koogletv]

Pledis Entertainment to take legal again against those spreading malicious content

Pledis Entertainment is defending its artists and is fighting back against malicious internet users.

[koogletv]

Sunmi opens up about her experience with malicious comments

During the June 29th airing of JTBC4's 'Secret Unnie', there was a section where the unnies (Han Chae Young, Sunmi, and Hyoyeon) and the dongsaengs (Red Velvet's Yeri and Seulgi and MAMAMOO's Wheein) sat down to engage in a deep conversation. During the conversation, the topic of malicious comments came up and Sunmi had shared some of her own experiences with receiving malicious comments. She stated that she tends to read all of the comments directed to her before sharing that a good deal of them tend to be negative criticisms. She continued by sharing one of the comments: "'You look gross because you're so thin.'" She stated how comments similar to that will be expected due to her being a celebrity and in the public eye, but she also mentioned that it doesn't mean that it doesn't faze her because she's human.

[koogletv]

Netizens Leaving Malicious Comments In Regards To JooE From Momoland Are Being Investigated

Will people ever stop the hate? Recently Momoland's managing label, MLD Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against the netizens who left malicious comments towards Momoland's JooE. The individuals out of four cases were accepted as guilty and are currently under investigation from their local police entities.

[k-star-holic]

IU agency "Malicious comments and countermeasures."