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What Happened to RIIZE&#;s Seventh Member, Seunghan? The Group&#;s Controversy Explained
Update (Oct. 13): Two days after announcing Seunghan&#;s return, RIIZE reversed its conclusion and Seunghan will permanently leave the group.
Update (Oct. 11): RIIZE announced Seunghan will return to the K-pop organization after 10 months of the controversial hiatus detailed below.
RIIZE rightfully has been recognized as a potential next-generation public figure in K-pop&#;s uninterrupted international crossover, in large part thanks to its refreshing embrace of approachability. But the way its label, K-pop giant SM Amusement, has handled a controversy involving one of the group&#;s original members has provided a high-stakes window into the ongoing tension between South Korean artists balancing the demands of international careers with the country&#;s more traditional, recognized social norms.
When SM introduced RIIZE’s lineup in July via 27 casual Instagram photos that wouldn&#;t look out of place on any influencer&#;s page, it set a bar for how its seven members – Shotaro
ENHYPEN Criticized For Not Creature &#;Gay&#; Enough — Netizens Come To Their Defense
ENHYPEN were recently defended from an unexpected source of criticism.
In the world of fandom, there is something called &#;business gay performance,&#; basically where idols of the same sex participate in fanservice and skinship with each other. Many fans enjoy seeing their favorite idols display tenderness with each other, even outside of &#;shipping.&#;
It is not a new principle and has even been included in the plot of a BL.
The BL Drama Starring An Entire 4th Generation Group Surprises Netizens With An Actual Kiss Scene
This type of fanservice was the topic of a viral forum post that claimed ENHYPEN did not do enough of it. Essentially, the post criticized the members for not being &#;gay&#; enough with each other.
They really are a no-fun group. Even reading RPS (fanfiction between the members) wasn’t enjoyable, so I just stopped, and gradually lost interest.
— OP
Without debating the merits of &#;shipping,&#; this sort of perspective can be seen as dehumanizing due to reducing the members
BTS (Bangtan Boys) Members Profile: BTS Ideal Type, BTS Facts
BTS (방탄소년단) is a South Korean boy group that consists of 7 members: RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook. They are under Big Hit Music (part of HYBE Labels). BTS debuted on June 13, with the lead single &#;No More Dream&#; on album &#;2 Cool 4 Skool&#;. On June 15, BigHit Music released an announcement stating that BTS would not travel on hiatus, but will attention on releasing solo music for a while.
BTS Fandom Name: A.R.M.Y (Adorable Representative MC for Youth)
BTS Official Light Stick Color:Silver-Gray
BTS Fandom Color:Purple (Unofficial)
BTS Dorm Arrangement (Since ):
&#; RM, Jin, SUGA, V, Jung Kook (all solo rooms)
&#; J-Hope & Jimin (they have a bigger room, so they decided to disseminate it)
NOTE: They are currently mostly living on their own. (BTS Festa video)
BTS Official Accounts:
Instagram: @official
Twitter: @bts_twt
Facebook: al
Official website:
V Live: BTS channel
Official Fan Cafe: BANGTAN
TikTok: @bts_official_bighit
Weverse: BTS
BTS Members Profile K-pop idols are constantly in the spotlight — from strict contracts to fan expectations, every part of their lives is watched closely. But for stars in the LGBTQ+ people, the pressure is even more intense. In South Korea, being openly queer is still a big deal. While some progress has been made, coming out in the K-pop earth can put careers at risk. “While the Republic of Korea (South Korea) broadly respects the rights of its citizens, there are significant human rights concerns,” Human Rights View stated in a announce, “especially regarding lesbian, lgbtq+, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people.” Despite this, a compact number of K-pop stars have taken the bold step of coming out — publicly sharing their truth in an industry that isn’t always ready to support them. One of the most recognized names is Holland, who made history as the first openly gay K-pop idol. His journey into tune wasn’t smooth. When he first started out, no entertainment agencies were willing to accept an openly gay artist. So Holland took matters into his own hands. He worked two part-time jobs to fund