IVE’s Wonyoung Is The Target Of Hate Comments On Instagram — Netizens Accuse Miu Miu Of Hiring A “Thief” As An Ambassador
IVE‘s Wonyoung has become the target of hate comments as netizens demand her removal as Miu Miu ambassador.
Since Wonyoung was made ambassador for Miu Miu, she has represented the brand at major events across the world.
Sadly, netizens have targeted Wonyoung and Miu Miu after allegations of the group’s music video “HEYA.” Netizens alleged that the group was “stealing” Chinese culture and accused them of calling it Korean. On forums, fans shared screenshots from the video and put them next to Chinese artwork and inspirations.
On Instagram, Miu Miu has shared photos of the idol as she represents the brand.
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Sadly, due to the controversy, the comments were flooded with netizens demanding Miu Miu remove Wonyoung as an ambassador.
- Why did you get her to be the ambassador! We won’t accept a thief being the ambassador!
- Things add up. Perhaps we’re the only ones saying this now, but it’s possible that you guys will be the ones to be completely blacklisted in the Chinese market.
- Aren’t you afraid of lowering your brand status by using a thief as the ambassador? Or do you guys not want a big market like China?
- If you keep posting Jang Wonyoung, Chinese people will stop buying Miu Miu.
- Why did you get a thief to be the ambassador?
- Miu Miu’s taste is merely like this. If any Chinese influencers buy your products, we’ll just flame them.
Yet, it isn’t just Wonyoung’s photos on the Miu Miu account that the idol is receiving hate. In the most recent photos, whether it is just clothes or other stars endorsing the brand, the posts are full of comments asking the brand to remove Wonyoung and threatening to boycott if that doesn’t happen.
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You can read more about the original allegations below.
“Thief!” — IVE’s “HEYA” Music Video Sparks Fierce Backlash From Chinese Netizens
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