Hybe’s management is willfully neglectful of the safety of BTS if they are refusing to blacklist stalkers — since they tend to buy the most merchandise to gain access to raffle events — and are not performing any safety checks for the benefit of BTS members. Their lives and safety are at stake.
With the knowledge that a known sasaeng, seokjingersnap on Twitter/X, has once again bought access to an event featuring Seokjin, we need to consider the danger that Hybe puts BTS in by no longer blacklisting BTS stalkers and by nearly exclusively selecting sasaengs to win raffle events to meet BTS.
In the wake of Song Jae-lim’s tragic death, and the revelation that he was being harassed by a stalker, it’s time we discuss Hybe’s policy on sasaengs. BigHit once had a blacklist, preventing known stalkers from attending events. When Hybe formed, the blacklist disappeared. Sasaengs could attend.
Curious that you claim to be anti-fascist, but are pro-Israel. Germans really can’t help but support genocide, apparently.
The Weverse guidelines banning “discrimination based on political opinion” means that Hybe is condoning the presence of N@zis on their platform. An interesting choice, to ban criticism of N@zis but not the N@zis themselves. This is why we’re witnessing Hybe’s current downfall via terrible admin.
