Video of Kids Reading Hate Comments to Rookie Girl Group Bling Bling Enrages Viewers
Studio Kizzle shared a video to their YouTube channel of kids reading hate comments to rookie girl group BlingBling. The video has caused anger among viewers due to the mean-spirited nature of the segment.
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Video of Kids Reading Mean Comments to Rookie Girl Group Bling Bling Sparks Anger Among Viewers
On Thursday, Jun. 10, Studio Kizzle uploaded a video titled "Kpop girl group reaction to the bad comments." The video features rookie girl group Bling Bling and kids who are instructed to read hate comments to the girl group.
While the statements themselves are not directed to Bling Bling themselves and are fabricated based on comments most rookie groups receive, it still led to a backlash among viewers.
When tasked to read the comments, the kid showed signs of hesitation due to how harsh the comments were. They expressed their displeasure over the cruel words the comments had.
Some of the comments the kids had to read include, "Why be an idol if you are not talented?" "I am just not interested," "I guess everyone does idol lately," "Why be an idol when you are not talented?" and many more hurtful comments.
The members appeared saddened by the comments, with one of the girls of Bling Bling even shedding tears.
Studio Kizzle stated that they produced such a video to highlight the effects of these hateful comments to move people to be more responsible for the words they leave online. They stated that hate comments towards people, celebrities especially, are "potential murder" and made this video in the hopes of promoting a more mature internet culture.
While the intention appears to be good, many wonder why the content was made at the expense of the kids' emotional well-being reading the comments and the members of Bling Bling.
Online users believed the overall nature of the video was too cruel, noting how difficult it was for both the idols and the children. Others commented that there was no good in the video, as the idols were left feeling hurt, and the kids were left feeling guilty. Some even called it abuse on both parties.
Meanwhile, others pointed out that Studio Kizzle could have promoted their message in other ways that are just as impactful.
Check out Studio Kizzle's video here::
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About Bling Bling
Bling Bling is a six-member girl group under MAJOR9 that debuted on Nov. 17, 2020, with the digital single "G.G.B." On July 20, 2020, the group was first revealed with the opening of their social media accounts.
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The group first gained attention with their pre-debut mash-up cover video of BTS's "Fire" ad NCT U's "Boss."
From Aug. 13 to Sept. 7, the six members were revealed on social media: Yubin, Choi Jieun, Ayamy, Marin, Cha Juhyun, and nArin.
Bling Bling made their first comeback on May 20 with their first mini-album, "Contrast."
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Written by Alexa Lewis
