Two "Rude" Ex-Idols and Their Company Spark Major Backlash From Local Event Organizer
A recent Twitter post blew up after an international fan and local K-pop event organizer exposed two former idols and their company for rude behavior at a fanmeet in their province.
The fan revealed the idols had just left their original group and joined a new company when the incidents happened. The organizer, who wasn’t paid for managing the event, secured sponsorships including hotel, transport, food, and radio guestings.
The list of grievances is brutal:
“1. Hotel pool closed at 8pm. They want to open it after 8 for themselves and got angry when staff didn’t allow.”
“2. They got invited in the dinner with the politicians but their CEO made a scene since the event started an hour later saying ‘they should not wait because he brought SUPERSTARS FROM KOREA’.”
“3. Hired MUA supposed to be from Fri-Sat but at Wed their company wanted the MUA to come, so I accompanied her but they didn’t like her coz she’s gay so fired her immediately.”
“4. Complained why I’m the ‘emcee’ of their fanmeet when I’m not a professional (I’ve emceed countless events for 10 years+ by the way).”
“5. Cancelled all the radio guestings for no apparent reason except one on DDAY, i was so embarrassed to all the media outlets i asked a favor with.”
“6. Didn’t go to sponsoring restaurants when they have already prepared food. Last minute cancellation.”
“These idols did not even greet us staff properly but very sweet when they were on stage. I’m bewildered how they think of themselves as superstars.”
The organizer stressed the idols aren’t popular and hinted:
“They left the group and went to a new company (with these rude execs) before these things (above) happened.”
The post triggered waves of speculation online, with netizens guessing wildly about the idols’ identities, describing them as “nugu” and calling their attitude unacceptable.
Fans commented:
“Sometimes the more nugu a group is, the more problematic they act. Even in popular groups, it’s usually the nugu members stirring up trouble.”
“I’d never heard of them or that group. Imagine being like the nuguest of the nuguest idol and being a complete ass. No wonder why they never made it.”
The names haven’t been confirmed, but the controversy is gaining traction as netizens dissect the details and call out both idols and their company for unprofessional conduct. The organizer’s revelations paint a clear picture of backstage chaos and disrespect behind the scenes of the K-pop fanmeet.
Source: @ericsistability/X
