NCT Yuta Becomes Hot Topic Following His Response To Sasaeng
NCT Yuta sparked a sizzling discussion online after what he did to this sasaeng. The Japanese K-pop star received mixed reactions after he showed a "refreshing" response to an obsessed/stalker fan.
What do you think did NCT Yuta do?
NCT Yuta Flashes Middle Finger To Sasaeng, Tells Them To 'Get Lost'
An article online, titled "Yuta cursing fingers at stalkers," was posted, and it immediately gained massive response from K-pop fans.
In this article, a video that appears to have been taken by a fan in front of NCT's accommodation was attached. (See HERE)
In the clip, Yuta was seen getting off a taxi first in front of the group's accommodation and sternly said, "Get lost," when he recognized some sasaeng fans who were waiting for him.
The sasaeng was then observed to be laughing and tried to talk to Yuta by saying, "I'm sorry," "Have a good day," but the male idol shocked the viewers when he flashed a middle finger as he entered the dorm.
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The video, believed to be uploaded in 2020, resurfaced and sparked discussions from web users. Apparently, the sasaeng posted the clip to express anger over the idol, hoping fans will side with them.
However, contrary to what they expected, NCTzens (NCT fandom) actually agreed Yuta did the right respondse to the sasaeng.
"Those kids will not stop even if you throw them a bucket of curses," "It's really cool seeing him respond like that," "How can you say 'have a nice day' after ruining his day like that," "They (idols) have the right to do that especially if you're invading their private life."
People praised Yuta for responding to them sternly when many idols would just ignore them.
In particular, sasaengs are problematic kind of fans, who will not only wait for an idol outside the dorm but call them on their private numbers, go to the same hotel accommodation during tours, book the same flight with them and some even break into their dorms (stalking).
Not just Yuta, but all of NCT members experienced at least once in their life being stalked by sasaengs.
It seemed Yuta was so done with having his privacy invaded, and we would've done the same.
NCT 127 Heralds For Japan Concert in May
On Jan. 24, NCT 127, one of NCT's subgroups, cemented their popularity and impact in the music industry after winning their first daesang (grand prize) at the 31st Seoul Music Awards.
To expand globally, NCT 127 is then expected to have a concert in Japan, "NCT 127 2nd Tour – Neo City Japan the Link" starting on May 22. Prior to this, they wrapped a successful three-day concert in Seoul, "NCT 127 2nd Tour - Neo City: Seoul The Link" held on Dec. 17.
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Written by Eunice Dawson
