Fans Plan A Whopping 28 Protest Trucks To Oppose RIIZE Seunghan’s Return
RIIZE fans who are vocally against Seunghan‘s return to the group have taken yet another step to publicly protest SM Entertainment‘s recent decision. They have seemingly planned a large-scale event involving 28 protest trucks.
The trucks set to circulate around key locations holding messages against Seunghan’s return as a form of public demonstration. A schedule of the times, locations, and trucks numbers is currently making the rounds on social media platforms and Korean community sites.
According to the schedule, The trucks will appear in prominent areas such as D Tower and in front of major advertisers that work with RIIZE, as well as other strategic locations including Lotte Group, Woori Bank, and AmorePacific. Each truck will bear messages and imagery demanding Seunghan’s departure from the group, a move that fans believe is necessary for RIIZE’s future.
The protest, organized by a faction of the group’s fanbase, will run for several days, with specific dates from October 14 to October 18. Fans have carefully scheduled and funded the event, making sure to comply with legal requirements such as reporting the outdoor assembly at D Tower, which will run through mid-November.
The conflict surrounding Seunghan has divided RIIZE’s fan community, with many voicing their frustrations through various social media platforms. While some fans have expressed their disappointment, others have taken this more extreme route to ensure their concerns are heard.
- “Hey, can someone just tell me one legit account to donate to? Haha, I’m from another fan group, but I feel like donating too.”
- “Do they seriously still think that old ‘using-a-member-as-a-shield’ tactic is going to work?”
- “Hwaiting!”
- “The fact that they go so far just to ruin someone’s life and then proudly brag about it… It’s honestly disgusting. Ugh, they’re probably the only ones who don’t realize it.”
- “Is this all part of a big plan to force Seunghan out because he won’t leave on his own?”
- “Hwaiting BRIIZE, really.”
- “Let’s go BRIIZE, hwaiting!”
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