1 spot on the music charts with their song “Rollin” after a YouTube video showing different responses by soldiers to the song that was released four years ago went viral last month. Women can do whatever they want, whenever they want and regardless of their age.” said one comment. And even before that, you shouldn’t have chosen such questions. You should’ve said sorry to Brave Girls first. “There was no need to say sorry to the viewers or Brave Girls’ fans.

However, no apology was offered to Brave Girls, further infuriating fans. We once again apologize to those who support ‘Sketchbook Without You Heeyeol’ and Brave Girls.” “We will pay closer attention in creating content. “We sincerely apologize to everyone who felt uncomfortable watching the behind-the-scenes contents of Brave Girls,” said the producers. Many viewers commented that the producers would never have allowed these questions to be asked of a top celebrity like IU, who is the same age as Yuna of Brave Girls.įollowing the criticism, KBS deleted the controversial questions in the video and posted an apology at the beginning of the video. The questions included “When are you going to get married?” and “Do you think you are an ‘ajumma’ (middle-aged woman) now that you are almost 30.” The questions had been selected by the producers. In the video, the four members of Brave Girls read and answered a number of questions posted on Instagram. The producers of the online program “Sketchbook Without You Heeyeol” uploaded a preview of the group before their appearance on “You Heeyeol’s Sketchbook” on Friday. Producers at broadcaster KBS apologized to fans on Friday for controversial questions asked to K-pop girl group Brave Girls in a YouTube video, but stopped short of apologizing to Brave Girls.

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