A boy group member has been captured on video screaming at fans during the latest mobbing incident. Mobbing incidents usually occur when idols move from one location to another, such as when they’re at the airport for a flight or heading to their vehicle after an event.
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Members of Hong Kong boy group MIRROR became the latest victims of a mobbing incident. The group is currently promoting their film, WE 12, by holding small meet and greet sessions at movie showings.
On March 29, members Jeremy, Stanley, and Keung To formed a team and headed out to more than 20 showings for the meet and greet sessions.
Halfway through the day, a video capturing the chaotic scene of the members trying to leave the movie theatres spread on various social media platforms.
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I’ve never seen Jeremy so angry before. No one listened to Jeremy when he spoke in a calm and reasonable manner. Please, Candies [Keung To’s fans] (not all), don’t be so selfish and only care about filming Keung To. You guys didn’t even make way for other members to pass through. Do you guys really think your idol is at the top of the world? You really didn’t take Jeremy seriously if he didn’t get angry.
– Fan
In the video, Jeremy is seen walking through first, followed by Stanley and then Keung To. Staff can be heard shouting warnings such as, “Don’t crowd around,” and “Make way for us to pass through.” However, fans did not seem to let up.
As Jeremy was about to reach their vehicle, he turned around and screamed angrily, “Can you all make way for us?” He also rolled his eyes and shook his head while walking away from the crowd.
This was a huge surprise to many fans, as Jeremy is well-known to be a good-tempered person and usually speaks calmly. Fans reacted to the situation.
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“It’s so crazy that they even made Jeremy roll his eyes.”
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“If they’re crowding around to this extent, I dare them to jump on the car roof, too.”
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“This is f*cking crazy. Jeremy is usually very gentle and calm. To make Jeremy this mad, they must be so talented. Even Stanley gets scared when Jeremy is angry.”
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“Yelling at them is 100% correct, and I support him 200%. For so many years, I’ve seen these so-called fans who are really just selfish. They follow the idols closely wherever they are + film the idols (especially at airports; I hate it so much). You’re affecting the celebrities and their team’s work, as well as everyone using the venue and staff, just because you’re stanning your idols! Who cares if you’ve spent money? Does that mean you don’t have to respect other people? This is not respecting + loving + supporting your idols! They’re idols (with set personalities), not toys!!!”
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“Jeremy is well-known to be good-tempered.”
It seems like some fans really don’t care how others, including their own idols, feel as long as they can fulfill their selfish desires.
