JYP Entertainment Directly Addresses Concerns Of Their Female Idols Found In Deep Fake Porn

JYP Entertainment has addressed evidence of TWICE being found in deep fake porn.

GS2oDFta8AAhbF4 — Members of TWICE | *@JYPETWICE_JAPAN/X*

Recently, it was revealed that over 200 female idols were found in deepfake porn, and it left netizens disgusted. Several tweets on X spread awareness of these sites created for female K-Pop idols. One website, in particular, features the names of over 100 female idols from nearly every generation of K-Pop, including several fifth-generation groups.

200+ Female Idols Found In Deepfake Porn, Netizens Disgusted

After the news circulated, netizens started trending hashtags getting the K-Pop companies to take action, and JYP Entertainment was mentioned, home to girl groups like TWICE, ITZY, and NMIXX.

you have failed as a human if you fail to protect another human from obvious abuse even with all that power and money

JYP PROTECT YOUR ARTIST #JYP_PROTECT_TWICE #JYP_PROTECT_ITZY #JYP_PROTECT_NMIXX pic.twitter.com/Tw9NP4H3Wr

— i eat pussy (@taehyunbarbie) August 29, 2024

One of the first companies to make a statement is JYP Entertainment regarding TWICE. On August 30, the TWICE X account put out a tweet with a post in response to the alarming images and deepfakes that have been circulating of the members.

딥페이크 (AI 기반 합성) 영상물 확산에 대한 대응 관련https://t.co/wipV8pJJWv

— TWICE (@JYPETWICE) August 30, 2024

The post in English spoke about the concern for the videos involving their artists and that they are in the process of collecting evidence to pursue strong legal action. They then explained how they would not stand for their artists’ rights being violated.

After the post was shared, netizens shared praise for the company’s swift actions.

TWICE team is seriously taking care of the malicious AI-using that harmed the girls' and brand's image

naiseuuuuuu go get 'em rot in hellllllll https://t.co/SjMEKLBBF9

— panpan💚🎨 (@appajeong) August 30, 2024

I really hope these aren’t just generic empty words and they actually lead to action. We’ve seen this before. Now prove it. https://t.co/8rQWkpv3qq

— TWICExONCE 9ever (@ONCExTWICEu) August 30, 2024

thank god all companies have to protect their artists from deepfakes, human trash using images of women to misuse their images deserves to be arrested urgently for this. https://t.co/Ii7x1gp3KV

— thaly (@thalyonfilm) August 30, 2024

It comes amid an international spotlight has been placed on alleged sex crimes taking place in Korea. These crimes, collectively called “The New Nth Room,” consist of different Telegram-based chatrooms with two different purposes. You can read about it below.