Carats Are Heartbroken Over SEVENTEEN Mingyu's Reaction To This "Aggressive" Weverse Post

On April 17, 2020, SEVENTEEN‘s Mingyu explored the world of Weverse…

… when he came across a fan post like this:

Mingyu, don’t ignore me anymore. Mingyu, don’t ignore me anymore. Mingyu, don’t ignore me anymore. Mingyu, don’t ignore me anymore. Mingyu, don’t ignore me anymore… I’ve been expressing my love to you for a long time. Please know how much I miss you. Thank you. Come back…

— Carat

As aggressive as this looks and reads, especially because it became even more condescending in the internet-translated Korean, Mingyu had the perfect reaction…

I have never ignored you! I have never ignored you! I have never ignored you! I have never ignored you! I have never ignored you! I have never ignored you! I have never ignored you! 🖤🖤

— Mingyu

… but Carats couldn’t help but feel brokenhearted that he even had to see the post. They discussed how “creepy and disrespectful” the post seemed…

“I wish Mingyu would actually ignore fans like this… I know Mingyu replied the way he did because he isn’t too bothered by it, but it breaks my heart to see. Mingyu logged in to communicate with his fans, but to see some condescending fan spamming him not to ignore anymore? I would have gotten so pissed off…”
“This gives me goosebumps… How psychotic.”
“I think it’s Google translated Korean from a non-Korean speaking Carat, which is why it sounds even more awkward… But even then, spamming something like this for attention is simply crossing the line. From Mingyu’s point of view, this could have felt creepy.”

… and praised Mingyu for being professional — professionally angelic, that is.

“Man… What it takes to be a K-Pop idol these days. I would have f*cking cussed this person out and ignore him/her for the rest of my life. Which… is why I can never be an idol I guess! Haha.”
“I think this probably did freak Mingyu out a little, but he still reacted like a little puppy. What a good Maltese he is. UWU.”
“Wow, Mingyu is a f*cking angel for putting up with this.”

Source: Nate Pann