Controversial KPOP Outfits

[@who-needs-usernames]

imagine being considered "cheap" for showing off your skin. as if our clothes value our worth

[@nidhi.mp4]

this thought is very common in asia

[@benmemon]

apply water to burnt area

[@biancahellberg587]

@@nidhi.mp4 I would argue that older generations still hold this belief in a large number of the oh-so-open-minded "Western" countries as well. It's sad to see.

[@florallyclover]

@@nidhi.mp4 that doesn’t make it less wrong

[@nidhi.mp4]

@@florallyclover im just letting know people bruh. Its wrong but thats how it is but its changing

[@namjoonslostairpods9222]

It’s disgusting how the stylists make the women show their skin to gain attention for the group. This is inappropriate on another level.

[@nisazendeli8313]

Especially when the idols are Minors

[@II_II555]

@@nisazendeli8313 example tzuyu of twice.

[@tnlkb6115]

@@II_II555 or itzy yuna and miss a suzy. Basically every maknae in jyp goes to that phase.

[@crystalreed7624]

@사랑 마마 무 💌 some wants to show but others don't and minors shouldn't actually should do it

[@BEcauseILoveYooh]

You mean how male idols are always topless

[@ninimazi459]

People need to realize that some idols are comfortable with showing skin and others aren’t. But since we don’t know if they are comfortable with that we have to be ready to support and protect idols in reveling clothing. Especially if they are a minor. Even if they are comfortable with showing skin, while they are a minor (especially because of the sexualization of idols) they need to be protected regardless. Unless they are like Jessi or HyunA who show their comfort and their love for this type of clothing, etc, it’s so important to protect the idols and speak out on this.

[@akiyawilson9325]

Exactly some idols want to try new things and request short clothing to see if it’s something they want to try it not

[@kpopscenario1406]

Yeaa

[@tingle2323]

Some are forced too...or shown as like that.. Hyuna was same.. Her side isn't like that.. But simply her image is made like that..

[@Fearless_Fationista]

So true....

[@user-se4cz6ql5h]

Ikr

[@AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan]

It's not about the short and problematic outfits only but how they're sometimes uncomfortable Many times you'll notice the female idols' uncomfortable facial expressions #protect_idols

[@yourlocalbean]

#protect_idols

[@marshasimpson7279]

#protect_idols

[@angelixchae]

#protect_idols

[@jenedits7748]

#protect_idols

[@rainboo8556]

this is a very true pointtt, like i'm full support to idols if they are confident in they're outfit (like hyuna and jessi) but if it is too short and uncomfortable to wear, nope (like irene getting short dresses, and also minors because wth???) #protect_idols

[@themedicolover]

jennie: breathing peacefully haters: omg let’s hate her

[@shimasadi1012]

ترو و الله جيني اكثر ايدول مكروهه 😭

[@chiochie2519]

@@mateosoto3520 pathetic. Lacks of attention.🤢

[@themedicolover]

what is happening here, can someone explain ?

[@jhopeeeeeeeee8923]

@@mateosoto3520 wdym bruh maybe you just think she's a mirror 😬

[@sh-qg2ls]

@@mateosoto3520 tf do you mean?

[@pwqdon]

Jennie wear a nurse outfit bc the text of 'lovesick girls' is "No doctor could help when i'm lovesick" so it's logic that she wear that! Lots of female idols wore sexy nurse costumes and were even more revealing than Jennie's...And please don't insult Jennie. She couldn't choose what to wear in the video.

[@anni1348]

I can understand the nurse costume controversy. Nurses get extremely over sexualized and belittled by society since centuries. Outsiders have no idea how much sexual harassment and sexual abuse through patients, nurses experience on a daily basis. And it's an open secret, but you're told to accept it because "it's part of your Job as a nurse". That disgusting costumes is just supporting this stupid sexy nurses image many people nowadays still have. Jenny was definitely a bad influence for her Fans here, regardless of how much you little blinkis "love" her anyway. Of course that doesn't mean she deserves to get insulted, but it's still not okay, she needs to be educated on that.

[@roseredmayne]

But the nurse costume was sexualized, and many nurses are over sexualized and YG contributed to that

[@myatthura9377]

@@anni1348 How Jennie is a bad influencer when she is not in charge of that outfit. Make it make sense Dumb ass.

[@II_II555]

@@roseredmayne but YG was the only one to remove it.

[@yutisima]

@@myatthura9377 but no one is blaming jennie, people are just saying that the outfit was wrong, not HER

[@redwoodrumor6906]

As a Native American, Jihyo’s outfit was incredibly inappropriate and the fact that she introduced herself as ‘Indian’ Jihyo shows how truly uneducated the Kpop industry is.

[@vinnie1958]

Yes. truly. I am Indian (I live in India) and a lot of times kpop idols mention India, they are referring to the native Americans. This offends not only one but two different communities. I love these artists but a lot of times this makes me so uncomfortable.

[@sunjakewon]

yup

[@illusionaery]

Definitely, I’m a Navajo and to see her wearing that outfit, I was truly appalled. Especially so by her fans who tried to pass it off as princess mononoke.

[@cameo403]

As a white person should I be offended if Natuve Americans are wearing cowboy hats, cowboy boots, jeans and belt buckles? I've seen it often... How about if Native Americans are wearing suits and ties, should I be offended?

[@Itsimaziing]

That’s was two years ago personally I don’t think anyone would do it anymore since it has definitely be seen as wrong but surprised that two years ago the Kpop industry had no understanding of right a wrong so I have a huge idea that she realizes it no longer okay instead of her think it was okay . While Know you people are the one who like to cancel people for this stuff but if she has no longer proven to do such things I find their is no need to look at the actions of their past as they have learned just as I who used to wear it thinking it was okay as a kid for Halloween because no one told me it was harmful to other I thought it was just cool .

[@CatsWearConverse]

Lolita, the pedo book and Lolita, the Japanese fashion style have nothing to do with each other. Lolita fashion was created to take inspiration from Victorian and rococo fashion and is not meant to be sexualized or seen as erotic in any way unless you are dressing in ero-Lolita (a substyle that uses corsets, garters, sheer fabrics, etc to enhance typical lolita style). Pastel and frilly clothing doesn’t have to be made out as infantile or wrong!

[@technicaleclipse7456]

Lolita is not ' a pedo book'. It's a book explaining pedophilia.

[@NoName-dx1no]

The Lolita fashion is even considered a feminist movement in a way because many started the style so that they won’t be sexualized by wearing clothes modestly, sadly anything can be sexualized

[@SchweetCookie]

As someone that wears lolita fashion, I thank you for this comment.

[@CatsWearConverse]

@@lunarlino yes it is. It shows a pedos manipulation of a little girl and it has a cult following because of the subject matter and how the mc is made out to be redeemable because he’s “in love”

[@CatsWearConverse]

@@lunarlino I’ve only watched reviews and read summaries of both the book and movie but I’m pretty sure it’s both. The fact that so many young girls idolize them and underage age gap relationships is disgusting and completely unrelated to the fashion style

[@totitori2368]

I’m sorry but the style of Lolita is absolutely NOT about looking like an underage girl and it shouldn’t be weird. Lolita comes from the style of rococo and is often very much about modesty and being proper, no sexualised nor skimpy outfits whatsoever.

[@totitori2368]

Short skirts and just pastel colours are very much not staples of Lolita fashion, please don’t misinterpret what Lolita actually is and do your research.

[@mikayla9146]

That is all true about Lolita fashion. I sometimes think it gets its sexualized impressions from the famous old movie called Lolita, which was about an older man lusting for a young girl.

[@totitori2368]

@@mikayla9146 Yes, I have heard about it. It’s very unfortunate and I hate that a community I belong to is so badly misinterpreted.

[@user-eu3hi2vo3e]

I thought the same thing haha...that's not lolita fashion at all. The lolita community hates being tied to that.

[@MickeyzDanceCovers]

This!!! I commented on this too. Im only a couple years into the fashion myself. But I knew that it was very modest from the first week I started learning about it. It's a shame that people do not do enough research before claiming its about "little girls".

[@excusemesieeer6797]

BUBBLE POP IS ICONIC SOORY IF YOU CANT STAND THE QUENN

[@bubu.3322]

people tend to be biased when it comes to idols showing off skin or dancing in a “sexy” way. another example, showing off skin. If a female idol wears a crop top or something sexy, there’s a tendency that many will say stuff like “she’s a slut”, “that’s too much skin” or “her body doesnt even look good” . But, if a male idol shows his abs or literally performs topless, they wouldn’t really mind.

[@viditasrivastava6851]

yah the people who always make these type of comments about what a girl idol is wearing are probably the one hoping that their 'oppas' would show their abs. Personally i am more of a Boy group stan but its still disgusting. I just feel they should have the same attitude towards women.

[@bubu.3322]

@@viditasrivastava6851 me too I am also personally a boy group stan .But Double standards in kpop specially for female idols are fucking ridiculous.....Jimin literally took off his shirt on stage and got no comments about it whatsoever, Hwasa got a bunch of hate for “showing too much skin”. 😬

[@meliovviedo]

personally, I don't see this as a double standar situation, is the sexualization of male idols, that we normalized.

[@bubu.3322]

@@meliovviedo Fact like fanfictions in and as itself are sexualising idols (notjust male female idols too). This portrays your idol in a sexual way without consent (they never allowed you to write the fanfic) which is very wrong .Creepy ass edits and Shipping has obviously made idols uncomfortable, i mean how would u feel if millions of people painted this idea that your in a relationship with someone u never talked to. Especially fanfics, a lot are really sexual and vivid, its really uncomfortable . I mean im sure you’ve heard of lizkook, look at how many views those video and photos has....And we normalized it. ... ...........But in your point i wanna note that being Sexy can be empowering when it focuses on the idols and not their assets.But straight up selling sex is 😬

[@viditasrivastava6851]

@@meliovviedo yah u r saying the truth. Although there is a line between sexualization and admiring. Obvi saying that x idol is hot or he is handsome is fine but some people take it to another level... Plus people on the internet have no right to tell idols what to wear. Obvi if they are not comfortable its not fine but otherwise i dont think its a problem (unless its smtg actually problematic)

[@excusemesieeer6797]

I CAN NOT EVEN UNDERSTAND HOW JENNIES DRESS WAS PROBLEMATIC

[@namjoonslostairpods9222]

The scene was sexualising nurses the way they made it look and it’s not Jennie fault

[@dreychaeakaaclown]

@@namjoonslostairpods9222 ikrrr

[@sarahh9214]

@@namjoonslostairpods9222 it literally wasn’t tho. It wasn’t super revealing and other group have wore way more sexual versions of nurses and not got bashed.

[@myatthura9377]

@@namjoonslostairpods9222 You are mad over a Halloween costume??

[@lalalia9838]

Because in Korea there are a lot of nurses that want the uniform to be changed because they think it's inappropriate and that it sexualizes them when they only want to do their job, that's what I mostly heard

[@mimijae9154]

Most of these are just proof of how K-nets just be grasping for the tiniest shit to hate on idols for.. smfh

[@zoe_astra]

I would do more research into Lolita fashion before making blanket statements against it. Short skirts are not even a part of Lolita fashion and it’s origin was as a protest against the sexualisation of girls and women.

[@morganc5154]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that felt uncomfortable about this. I hope they do research next time they discuss a style or community they are not familiar with, since this can be very harmful

[@PatchworkDuckie]

the confusion might be lolita fashion, the jfashion, and the different style of a sadly similar name which aims to emulate the look of Lolita, from the book of the same name. the issue being that the first is harmless and the seconds super fucking gross. no idea which they meant here, but i assumed it was a mixing up of these two things ;A;

[@AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan]

I remember once when I watched a vid about BP's dresses on models and when blackpink wore them I noticed how they get shorter when the members are wearing it although sometimes the outfits are already short I feel so sorry for the girls that they've to face the debate and anger while it's not even their fault and what's worse is that they don't even get the chance to defend or speak themselves

[@kavya.gopinathan]

ikr their dresses are cut so damn short

[@mikayla9146]

Welcome to kpop.

[@crystalreed7624]

@@Mhk_04 honestly sometimes outfits are damn shrt and looks like a underwear

[@MickeyzDanceCovers]

Coming in to comment on the lolita section. I do not want to come off as rude, but you have the concept of lolita completely wrong. It does NOT depict "short skirts" and underage girls. It is a fashion based off of renaissance, and mostly rococo style. It is actually a more modest style, always wanting the skirt/dress to be longer, and covering the chest and shoulders (with some exceptions). There are many facebook groups and even youtubers you can watch to learn more. I suggest LovelyLor and scarfingscarves. Please correct this, this is furthering the bad name that the lolita community is trying to fix.

[@markleeswatermelon9263]

true. i actually see lolita fashion as a typical porcelain doll fashion due to the ribbons,colors and the dress styles

[@MickeyzDanceCovers]

@@markleeswatermelon9263 That would be a lot closer to the fashion. But that is simply because those dolls are inspired by the same fashion as lolita

[@cherry_preppy]

Lol I just commented about this as well. I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed this mistake.

[@yuki97kira]

Ikr.. A LOT of lolita is long dress and many laces and ruffles. "Short skirt" is definitely not a staple of lolita, instead it was the opposite

[@spaandmy8323]

Not to sound rude but GG even wore the same nurse outfit (it was more sexy than jennie's)but of course Knetz didn't said a word.

[@Hhaggot]

Because yk it's Blackpink, ppl find anything to cancel them over smdh

[@closetedninja9099]

It's only sexualized because it is Jennie who wears it. Other k-pop idols have been wearing shorter nurse outfit in their MVs, ppl wear shorter nurse outfit on halloween, etc. But none of them being critized. Patethic. How sad it is to be sexualized by ppl, Jennie is the one being sexualized here.

[@mikayla9146]

It seems many people thrive on finding things to complain about.

[@jcpark1125]

sometimes the hate is reasonable but a lot of it are just randomly hating 😑

[@mikayla9146]

Hate is not ever reasonable. Ever!

[@benmemon]

@@jcpark1125 no hate is reasonable, mate. kindly google and learn the differences of hate and dislike, please.

[@vivienkoles1880]

I think, people tend to have too much freetime on their hands and they find problem where it isn't any problem.

[@AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan]

Six bomb's outfit made me tear up. It literally shows all their body details How could their company do that to them

[@mihikapuri5661]

Come on Hyuna's fit was perfect neither was it short, nor was the dance too inappropriate. We've seen so many dance moves similar to those like in Short Hair by AOA. Clearly the public just wanted a reason to hate her. Alexa- play "Roll deep" by Hyuna lol

[@ew8522]

i mean, the shorts was definitely shorter than i expected and some of the moves are “quite” inappropriate. but that's coming from hyuna who also specializes in her confidence lmao

[@nam6962]

Hyuna has so many haters in Korea, that's why...

[@yeonjune5543]

3:20 "super short white dress" The dress: down to her knees

[@Kavyathegreat]

I KNOW RIGHTTTTT

[@akotafi]

Jennie's outfit annoys me the most because it is way more covering and respectful than most halloween costumes.

[@kagomeakira9706]

honestly the only thing i would get banned from stage are high heels. i really dont want those ladies to break their ankle

[@lalalia9838]

We love Queens who clap back. Jessi,Sunmi and Hyuna.

[@yumekosan1379]

Please correct your misinformation. Lolita, is a kawaii Japanese sub-fashion style. It is not meant to portray young girls in innapropriate ways. The definition you are giving stems from a book called "Lolita", and "Lolita" is a character nickname in the book, which is also a common nickname. that just happened to be the same. The book has nothing to do with the original "Lolita" sub-fashion style, so please correct yourself. Jennie's outfit was down to her knees, how could you have gotten that wrong when you showed a picture of the outfit zoomed out?

[@therawstrologer]

In my opinion, the Jihyo and Momoland ones are undoubtedly the most controversial, as they’re literal cultural appropriation. The other ones all just reflect women showing too much skin for the comfort level of men (ultimately), and Japanese people upset over being reminded of history.

[@ThanhMaiOFFICIAL]

It’s the management companies that are to blame trying to push these idols to be more provocative for attention and free press 🧐🤨

[@cameo403]

Marketing 101- Sex sells....

[@bubu.3322]

True.... and it's really disgusting and disturbing when they do with their under age artists

[@peepee1043]

I didn’t see a problem with Jennie, all I know is that she was really upset when her part was removed, she said she really liked doing 2 parts, and it was her fav scene in the M/V

[@iwanttoswimintheswanepoel]

“super short white dress” it’s literally sitting above her knees nothings short about that dress 😭

[@crystalr6461]

The reasons for these are ridiculous. Especially the Jennie one, it's knee length and the lyrics "no doctor can help when I'm love sick" matches the scene.

[@latashadolce]

@KOOKIELIT The term you were looking for is Nymphet NOT Lolita. Lolita fashion is a Japanese fashion based on Edwardian, Rocco and Victorian stylings (it's very modest with strict guidelines like skirts being BELOW the knee). Nymphet however is based on Nabokov's novel Lolita and the style of the character Dolores' (nicknamed Lolita) specifically her movie adaptions fashion.

[@eri1609]

lolita fashion has nothing to do with the book/movie of the same name and has nothing to do with terms like "nymphet"... lolita fashion is supposed to be cute and modest and was created as a way for young people to escape strict gender roles and even stemmed from the kawaii boom in japan in the 70s-80s where lots of girls and women made everything about themselves "disgustingly cute", many of which did so to avoid unwanted attention from men. please do some research before calling something such as lolita fshion "problematic" when it is so far from that...

[@suckkyoubis9953]

3:19 "The consume consisted of a super short white dress-" Literally the dress is right above the knee

[@anes_wrldd]

it is not the music artists fault. it was mostly the stylists. Netizens need to chill out

[@maidatariq4934]

Seriously jennie outfit is not problematic o dont know why people always hate on her plz leave the girl alone

[@Antz1800]

idols being in these controversies for the past years should be aware now, fans need to stop the oh they don't know line

[@dreamcaught3876]

im pretty sure the oh my girl windy day outfits were supposed to be shorts and a long top, not skirts. if they were skirts they would absolutely be too short, but i think the shorts underneath were real shorts and not safety shorts

[@NAYEONiZ]

Jessi is comfortable with it and she can show skin or wear anything it's not like she is under obligation to wear and others think is good for her she is a grown women people And if she wasn't confortable she probably wouldn't wear it cuz u know how queen Jessi is

[@floralfancy7814]

Just wanted to say as opposed to many people's views Lolita fashion is completely separate from the book Lolita which you know is super inappropriate. It is basically a cute Japanese street fashion with imfluence from victorian and edwardian fashion. Many people who wear the fashion do not intend to be juvenile or sexual. In fact true lolita fashion is actually very Conservative cute and covers much of the body and has no secure undertones. Lolita just happens to share a name with a book. If that was intentional choice I don't know but what I do know is that Lolitas (Avid lolita fashion wearers) do not intend to make themselves into raunchy children. Lolis just like a very adorable type of dressing and like to express themselves.

[@jamjam022390]

The whole "let's educate them instead of..." is getting tiresome. Most idols are adults who do not live under a rock and they should know better. A lot of them are foreigners or at least spent some time in the West and know better. If we stop making excuses for them they will have no choice but to take accountable for their actions.

[@jamjam022390]

@@lornam1142 Any situation when a specific culture is offended by something an idol says/wears that is culturally insensitive/inappropriate.

[@jamjam022390]

@@lornam1142 There is nothing wrong with integration if it’s done out of respect and not ignorance. Saying that someone being offended by something is incorrect or not justified is insensitive in itself. Who are we to invalidate someone else’s personal feelings because we don’t feel the same?

[@jamjam022390]

@@lornam1142 I do agree with you on the cultural appropriation topic. The only time it is an issue to me is when it’s done to be a joke or when it’s deemed “original” specific to that idol, if that makes sense.

[@stargirl3667]

I'm a teenager as i don't know every single country in the world, i'm still learning about my own culture but some thing i would never do to offend someone its common sense frl

[@plasticlope7995]

Can someone just tell me what is appreciation and what is appropriation cause these days anything involving other cultures blending together is racist + ive never heard of cultural appropriation outside of the internet. Also ive never actually got to learn about othee cultures in school, i mean i haven't even finished learning about my own. So please queue me on it

[@parthdas10]

Ateez san is covid positive he have the virus but does not have symptoms plz pray for him 😭

[@Coolkid-eb6xo]

Wait are you talking about a different lolita fashion? Because Japanese lolita has long skirts and there are many differences from Japanese lolita and what was on the screen.

[@fire_xybe727]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: *THERE WAS LITERALLY NOTHING WRONG WITH JENNIE'S DRESS*

[@Sweetener044]

Nurses in Korea spoke out about it and felt offended/disrespected or whatever AS THEY SHOULD. Nurses do a important job and costumes like this are disrespectful, if yall wanna be a nurse for halloween or whatever do it by wearing things that represent what they actually wear.

[@markleeswatermelon9263]

@@Sweetener044 they claim that the outfit was sexualizing nurses. the outfit literally took inspiration to the 1960's where nurses's uniforms are long and the theme of the hospital that jennie was in is inspired by the 1960's also. there was no any sexual references shown or done and that's the reason why everyone is saying that there's nothing wrong with the outfit. it doesn't mean that someone is offended we all need to accept it.

[@Kavyathegreat]

Addressing *Jennie Kim's* case, the nurse outfit itself wasn't sexy *in my opinion* of course. It wasn't even that short(a totally normal length that a nurse could wear) and it was not showing any cleavage or anything. certainly some may have gotten offended by her red heels (but we are in an music video guys not in hospital) still, when everyone does wear those sexy nuse outfits on halloween and post on KZbin, no one has the SLIGHTEST ever problem but when Jennie barely did that. GIRLLL GOT BASHED FOR BEING FUCKINGGG INAPPROPRIATE WOWWWWW

[@Kavyathegreat]

@@Sweetener044 whay did they find disrespectful. that the dress Jennie wore was showing her cleavage or because the dress was showing her butt. I'm kinda blind please but I think there was no reason to feel offended.Those koreans are problematic

[@Kavyathegreat]

Those nurses are the most problematic korean KARENS

[@Staa_delulu]

Ngl I don't understand because some of the outfits these girls are wearing are very similar to stuff people wear now days

[@Reebom-wv7ob]

Tbh I dont understand why they found Jennie’s outfit controversial?! Stereotyping nurses and working women? Isn’t this everywhere in movies 🙄

[@yoongisgirlfriend9302]

Some times some idols want to wear things that show a bit of skin so....Make sure that you know the facts before saying that they are uncomfortable

[@minxxz1287]

u can see if someone is comfortable or not

[@s4turns_lov3r50]

These poor idols just wanted to make a statement! But some of the clothes were just too controversial, I feel so bad for them for getting hate tho... They never mean any ill intentions.

[@closetedninja9099]

Absolutely.

[@Cat-ii7rh]

Jennie’s incident is because of the nurse outfit, they are claiming that is disrespectful because of the concept people have about that, nurses are real workers not some “sexy costume”

[@mynameisaniwae4005]

I guess ppl who told Jessi's outfit like swimsuit haven't see cardi b and Nicki minaj💅💅

[@poppylee9105]

while it’s weird they are hiding her based of her clothing options.. that’s two different countries. america is use to seeing cardi b & nicki (even if they don’t like them), korea is not.

[@bratsummer]

the stereotypical mexican/ native american themed outfit was offensive to me (speaking as a mexican with indigenous ancestry :/) hopefully stylists stop using our cultures as costumes

[@Noelciaaa]

that one crossed the line big time. i usually am not quick to call something problematic but that one was really yikes. idk what the stylists were thinking. just awful.

[@S_Bear11]

Oh i really never realized that it is offensive, since ive seen many children wear it at halloween. Looking back at it though, it is kinda weird to wear such a thing, especially since i know that it was inspired by actual people.

[@tommyashton7142]

The Mexican outfit totally agree, especially the sombrero one, Jihyo Native American outfit no, from a card carrying NA…

[@anyuser5788]

same! it shows how uneducated some kpop idols are.. I hope they learn from their mistake to stop using cultures as a costume.

[@valerieeedits7847]

@@anyuser5788 I'm sorry but K-pop idols don't choose what they wear, the stylist does and they can't do anything about it nor can they argue back

[@dudeno6632]

People need to know that the idols don’t choose their outfits but the stylists do

[@destiny3603]

“And the blame should be on the stylist” doesn’t make it right that they still did it. And the idols aren’t getting “cancelled” no one is cancelling them it’s impossible.

[@AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan]

9:59 Let's forget about the outfit and talk about the choreo, like the whole thing was a mess Companies really need to be stopped

[@mikomiko1678]

I swear they hate on Jennie for everything💀 I understand that nurses are incredibly sexualized but there is no way that Jennie's outfit was inappropriate. It was a knee length, no shoulder or cleavage was shown nor did she really dance with it. People won't even notice anything inappropriate about it🗿

[@lisan7387]

Wow. At this point all kpop idols should just wear blankets over them when performing on stage 🙄 All Kpop agencies should seek advice from netizens on how to run their companies 🙄 All Kpop agencies and kpop stars should ask netizens for permission before wearing their outfits 🙄

[@pndprogaming7351]

I mean when male idol wear police outfits or other work outfits they don't get hate but if female idol wear they get . I hate that. It's not Jennie fault.

[@과-o8y]

It’s not our job to educate the idols they aren’t babies they are capable enough to educate themselves, and we don’t have to accept their apology it’s not our job

[@lily9303]

fr

[@caitlinsdiary]

yeah

[@anyuser5788]

exactly. these btches be like “🤧🤕omg it’s ok bby you didn’t do anything wrong🥺” and it’s so annoying. kpop idols make mistakes & they should hold accountability.

[@과-o8y]

@@anyuser5788 preach

[@bonitanime]

THANK YOU. Most of them have been in K-POP industry for years and they do same things over and over again.

[@doramcpherson6137]

Can't the female idols say no to a dress (given by the stylist) which makes them uncomfortable?

[@sarwath_fatimee3865]

nope they need to wear it anyhow

[@Iminlovewkyosohma]

Jennie's skirt was at her knee and other skirts she and female idols wear are shorter but they don't say anything...? They just want a reason to hate her because she is successful.

[@felix_brownies6748]

Sunmi Jessi and hyuna are queens #protect_idols

[@idk_what_im_doing_with_my_6593]

If these people have issues with these idols outfits, they should see some of the ones American celebrities wear. No hate to them of course.

[@jess6430]

I’ll like it if you make a video on the recent treasure controversy on culture appropriation

[@kookielit]

today, 4pm! ♥

[@ravenmindful673]

I still kinda feel sorry for momoland especially when you realise the message they wanted to give behind their baam video. all they wanted to do was appreciate and thank international fans. but oh well things went south instead.

[@btsiabels3074]

the Japanese people who got mad over jimin wearing that shirt is so hypocritical like pls this people don't want to admit to what those people have done to us korean 😭 it's just so darn sad

[@Yukihanadul]

It’s about the picture, not the text.

[@Nanano7]

It is about the image on the shirt, that is what we were angry about

[@mitsume_slay]

Fr like it happens long time ago and all the countries did bad stuff

[@j_anuary.a]

So when Jennie wears a nurse outfit with the skirt being knee length is wrong and inappropriate but when other people wear nurse outfit for Halloween w their sexy modifications it's fine? What is the logic behind this I don't get it? What bc Jennie "has a scandal " according to people every year and this one time there wasn't a scandal you tried to make one out of a clearly appropriate nurse outfit?

[@ananyapal2458]

because she would be another influencer with a huge fan base that would be promoting the image of sexy nurses or just sexualizing the uniform. it wasnt her fault, obviously she didnt really have a say in what she could wear

[@closetedninja9099]

It's only sexualized because it is Jennie who wears it. Other k-pop idols have been wearing shorter nurse outfit in their MVs, ppl wear shorter nurse outfit on halloween, etc. But none of them being critized. Patethic. How sad it is to be sexualized by ppl, Jennie is the one being sexualized here.

[@ananyapal2458]

@@closetedninja9099 not at all, the getup itself is a halloween classic. With the short lenght and low neckline, its definately the dress that has a history of sexualizing the proffesion and roles of nurses. The only reason jennie was called out was because of her influential status and huge,loyal fan base.

[@missingangel-j8v]

@@ananyapal2458 and solar... search in Google" solar nurse dresse " You will see it...that controversy is just about Jennie because she more popular 🤷‍♀️

[@ananyapal2458]

@@missingangel-j8v exactly my point, she has a bigger fan base, which therefore means she has bigger influence. would it do good for that nurse association to stand up to someone with someone who is less popular and not really global or a global influencer like Jennie. also this is isnt a fight for who gets more controversy, the thing here is a group of nurses who go to work everyday, helping sav lives, felt like their positions and jobs are sexualized and are trying to defend their jobs and dignity so why cant all these people let them. its not just always about your stans, other people are also influenced!

[@Nativegurly]

The native one just made my heart drop I was gonna start being a kpop fan..but not anymore I’m native and this is so wronf

[@jendeukie8858]

It is their lives they have the rights to do what ever they want but sometimes the stylist forget that not everyone has the same thinking and yet kpop idols get the whole hate and even canceled when it was not even their fault

[@dogvlog3189]

I’m Mexican and Baam does. It bother me not even a bit. Like at all...the song is a bop and it is true that many Mexicans look like that.

[@mayr444]

literally no Mexicans look like that.

[@dogvlog3189]

@@mayr444 well then you are clearly not from where I from. I’m from Guanajuato and let me tell you, many Mexicans look like that. Even my family dresses like that in traditional parties. In the North, from the times I’ve been there, I’ve seen Mexicans look like that. So yeah, many Mexicans do look like that.

[@salmack7938]

6:02 As a Mexican, I (personally) don't feel offended... I feel that it would be hypocrite since you can see in soccer matches and September 16th (Mexico's independence day) that type of stereotypical clothes... of course we don't use that everyday and as long as they know that I don't have a problem with it.

[@Inicios]

Creo que el problema es que los otros atuendos que utilizaron eran apropiados en el sentido de que era la versión femenina de un atuendo tradicional (excepto el egipcio). El sombrero con el bigote indica que el concepto no fue ejecutado de manera profesional. México tiene una gran variedad de trajes tradicionales, pudieron haber usado faldas y blusas bordadas de algún estado, no un atuendo que se usa como broma.

[@Inicios]

It was more disappointing than anything, the fact that they didn't even bother to do any research on mexican fashion.

[@misstree2604]

I hate how they give the tallest member the shortest outfit to show more legs

[@kenz2454]

Cancel culture is so sensitive now days

[@sanatizer4643]

Most of it is justified

[@esmolol4091]

controversial... some people dont have anything to complain about.

[@INDIGOJOONIE]

I don't know what's wrong with Jennie nurse outfit ppl criticized her for the smallest thing

[@rayna5561]

Stylist need to educated themselves imagine a whole religion become a trend for you to wear

[@minxxz1287]

yes true

[@waldi7080]

Kpop idols wear a lot of crosses, yet nobody seems to bat an eye.

[@annastasiadeloise]

@@waldi7080 if they are christians, there is no problem

[@waldi7080]

@@annastasiadeloise Of course but do you think that all the ones who wear it are Christians?

[@annastasiadeloise]

@@waldi7080 no 😂 you know how idols are

[@ridhanyareddy1259]

HEY KOOKIELIT I JUST WANTED THAT I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL as I DIN'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT KPOP WHEN I GOT INTO KPOP . MY FRIEND SUGGESTED YOUR CHANNEL AND I CHECKED IT OUT AND I LOVED HOW YOU GAVE ME SO MANY SUGGESTIONS ABOUT MANY KPOP GROUPS I GOT INTO KPOP BECAUSE OF BLACKPINK AND NOW I LOVE MANY GROUPS LIKE BTS TWICE SNSD BIGBANG 2NE1 AND MANY MORE SO THERE ARE NO WORDS I CAN USE TO THANK YOU AND THANK YOU AGAIN AND AGAIN.LOVE FROM INDIA 💜💙❤🖤💕

[@cameo403]

📢 ok, we can all hear you. No need to shout. 😅

[@ridhanyareddy1259]

@@cameo403 Sorry

[@cameo403]

No problem, it always makes me laugh when someone types in all caps.. 😀

[@ridhanyareddy1259]

@@cameo403 LOL Oh are u army by any chance

[@cameo403]

I really like BTS a lot, they are incredible, but I do not consider myself Army.

[@kariella4394]

Imagine being hated for wearing revealing clothes...

[@beastlybelle59]

I agree with you about everything except the part about the nurse outfit. The sexaulization of female health workers needs to stop and people should stop making clothing and costumes that do so. I do not blame Jennie only yg and their stylists.

[@beastlybelle59]

@@lornam1142 I'm talking about in general not just Jennie. These kind of outfits sexualize female health workers by using low cut tops and short dresses as a sexy way to show off women's body while still portraying a nurse. Sorry if you misunderstood.

[@axcelzedd]

there is no excuse for underwear showing while preforming

[@sakurasai781]

Sunmi is literally the queen of kpop.

[@ss-kk3xb]

I’m finally early!

[@sairahsingh6290]

Same😭

[@Buttcheesesauce]

Yayyyy!! 🤗

[@RM-b]

But no one has anything to say about other people wearing nurse outfits that were way more revealing than Jennie’s outfit.

[@Lisathecutestandprettiest]

I hate when stylist made girls uncomfortable just to gain some popularity by showing skin

[@zoeliu4387]

Surprised some of the members of Mamamoo didn't make it you should make a part two

[@axcelzedd]

hyuna should refund for canceling the concert

[@lr2ldn]

Look at them hater's faces in the background during Sistar's performance. 😂

[@lovelyaqsa4819]

I.M wore that dress. It was actually very disappointed. Many Muslim fans left k-pop after that. Their stylish know something about other religion before giving dress to idols. This was very disrespectful.

[@excusemesieeer6797]

JIHYO HONEY YOU SHOULD HAVE DONE SOME RESEARCH

[@Basicpopo56]

@@twicenationsgirlgroup9212 yes...she should had....if you are not indian or native American...you have no right to speak on this

[@assfartsniffsniff3078]

yes she should have its very offensive

[@randomduck001]

Cultural appropriation is NOT an issue! Just because something was created by another culture or community does NOT mean other people, outside of that community, do not have the right to do what they do or dress up like them! And if people are offended that outsiders are wearing their outfits, its their problem and they should just shut their big mouth.

[@erinhunter5451]

@@randomduck001 please don't talk about culture appropriation if you are not a part of sed culture being harmed in the process

[@assfartsniffsniff3078]

@@randomduck001 culture appropriation is the issue native Americans and indigenous people have had this problem for a long time and its gone under everyone's radar for some reason. If she did her research and dressed correctly there wouldn't be a problem cause that's appreciation. Her dressing like she did is contributing to the toxic generalization that my culture is a garment, a fashion statement, a costume.

[@ashlynstewart3543]

Actually Jennie's dress was primarily a concern because people thought it was inappropriate to be a sexy nurse during a pandemic.

[@mariamabarry576]

Wait a minute but what jennie wear was not short 🤔 why are some people so dramatic 🙄 An the rapper who wear a Bismillah shirt as a Muslim i was so disappointed 😞 and angry an that is disrespectful 😤 but I don't hate him because he don't know what is the meaning of that word for me as a Muslim I forgive him whit all my heart ❤

[@Kavyathegreat]

People are fucking dramatic for no reasons.

[@minxxz1287]

@@Kavyathegreat what do u mean

[@StarRose108]

Japan really out here actin like they're the biggest victims of that war

[@lorak.4023]

It's kinda interesting how I'm seeing some bo fans justifying the sexualized nurse outfit because they consider it a "typical Halloween outfit" - as if those aren't problematic enough - while on the same breath criticizing momolands' for also portraying typical halloween outfits.

[@sabrinjama4113]

off topic, but queen solar on your pfp👑

[@Kavyathegreat]

tbh the outfit itself wasn't sexy in my opinion of course. It wasn't even that short and it wasn't showing any cleavage or anything. certainly some may have gotten offended by her red heels. still, when everyone does wear those sexy nuse outfits on halloween and post on KZbin, no one has the SLIGHTEST ever problem but when Jennie barely did that. GIRLLL GOT BASHED FOR BEING FUCKINGGG INAPPROPRIATE WOWWWWW

[@missingangel-j8v]

@@Kavyathegreat when solar dressed as nurse in super short dress anybody say anything 🤷‍♀️ is just because Jennie is more popular than others

[@_bitterrose]

ik im SUPER late, but why is NOBODY talking about the "bismillah" imprint on a shirt!?!?? This is unacceptable, shame on the stylist for making a sacred, religious saying for us a fashion "trend". smh, k-pop used to be this peaceful music genre where idols just sang, danced, rapped, etc. But now it gotta be controversial A.F.

[@lornam1142]

If the stylist or IM aren’t Muslim, it shouldn’t matter whether it’s sacred or not. That phrase is sacred to Muslims.

[@dfjulesful]

Dasom from Sistar was underage when they wore those dresses Edit: She was 18 but still

[@sinfullymesmerizing3104]

4:53 As a Hindu I can say that it does not in anyway look like our Swastika, it never did. I wish people stopped calling it the "Nazi's symbol", it has been in my religion and culture for several thousands of years. It has been deemed inappropriate to such an extent that many Hindus can't even have tattoos of our swastika on our bodies, or many Hindus residing in the West can't even draw a Swatika outside their houses on religious occasions such as Durga puja, Diwali, Navratri, etc. without getting called as Nazi supporters. Many girls in my region have their names as Swastika, should they have to change their names just because of that symbol? Which doesn't resemble our Swastika in any shape or form.

[@fuckedmywayuptothetop]

Its not about itself Swastika. This is a sign of Hitler and Nazi Germany, its different in every way.

[@johannesroed500]

@@fuckedmywayuptothetop Smh

[@bohnonlosobb]

what they wore is obviously referred to the nazi symbol,because of the red background and white circle,if it was just a x on a white background no one would talk about it,and anyway yes i do consider the swastika as a nazi symbol, we don't care if it is your religion symbol because now it is for everyone the nazi symbol

[@nnnn-sc2im]

it’s literally a red band around their arm of course it’s gonna resemble a swastika symbol

[@camillehalde4473]

Why is nobody talking about Jimin scandal ! I still can’t believe that Jimin thought it would be a good idea the wear this t-shirt. It was a poor idea. Yes, Japanese did horrible things during the war and what they did to Korean was disgusting too. People seem to forgot that it was a war and people do horrible things during those times. The atomic bomb of Nagasaki et Hiroshima killed so many innocent live. He should have known better. About jhyo outfit, it was super inappropriate because one it’s not her culture and two it’s stereotypical and have nothing to do with what real native outfit look like. Sadly it’s not the first time something like that happen in kpop, in BigBang’s BangBang music video, g-dragon wore a traditional headpiece which is even more inappropriate. About the short outfit, sadly it’s not uncommon, some agence use that to get men attention and make more money out of it. It’s not surprising that some female idol don’t feel comfortable around me.

[@markleeswatermelon9263]

some native Americans address this and most of them didn't really felt offended by these but the g-dragon one had mixed emotions. they also said that the paint the idols wore in their faces wasn't really offensive because some of them doesn't represent a tribe or anything at all. and using some headpieces with feathers isn't that offensive either because it doesn't use a specific feather that natives traditionally use. about gd's headpiece most of them said that it is offensive in a way but they don't consider it deep because of the feather used (assuming that it was fake) but they also said that the headpiece was sacred for them but they still accepted it. you can find it on youtube

[@cherryblossom7120]

Jimin's shirt was something else indeed. He may be an entertainer, but we don't know exactly what his political views are. Don't know if that was a Choice on purpose or if it was act of patriotism, it's so questionable.

[@markleeswatermelon9263]

@@cherryblossom7120 most of the time what they wear are also chosen by the stylist. most of the time when the shirts have a inappropriate message they use to cover it with electrical tape.

[@cherryblossom7120]

@@markleeswatermelon9263 I know that part, but looking at the area around him, it looked like he was on his day off or something and the photo wasn't even that great too, like a paparazzi photo.

[@anelahalilovic7527]

3:30 please kill me if that is an "super short skirt" it's almost on knees I - I seriously can't...

[@ronweasley__]

I have a question. Why does wearing something from other cultures seems to be a big problem? Btw I'm just asking since in my country, if we wear something from other races and culture, we see it as a respect and we love it when someone wear our culture outfit. We took it that they appreciate our culture also 😊

[@lol-ls9wf]

It’s only a problem when people wear the cultural outfit to mock or disrespect the culture

[@glsssm9575]

It only is a problem when it is a religious outfit. It is also a problem if it just for mocking. Jihyo wore an outfit with religious importance and a very tragic history. It needs to be respected. There is a lot of complicated history with it.

[@ulamilanavukaro1218]

when will stylists understand that safety shorts are NOT MEANT to show!!

[@hasnarahaf4519]

As a north African should I be offended if someone wore amazigh outfit or karakou or kaftan ? I would be super proud because that person is letting people know about my culture and heritage

[@minxxz1287]

well there is a difference between mocking someones culture and presenting someones culture

[@Lunarelise]

That one company who blames the idol for wearing that questionable outfit is CRAZY (on many levels).