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[Team INDIA 🇮🇳 (Indian BTS ARMY) @teamindiaforbts]

Imagine being a company as big as @iHeartRadio and somehow thinking mocking your own audience and dragging an artist who had NOTHING to do with your technical failures was a good look.

@TheWoodyShow - Jungkook’s name is not your punchline. He travelled for hours, showed up, performed professionally and did his job. Your event’s technical issues have absolutely nothing to do with him.

And calling the very people who paid, attended and supported your event “losers”? Bold choice. 🙃

@iHeartRadio , @TheWoodyShow - this isn’t something you get to brush off with silence or a generic PR response.

We expect accountability: a public acknowledgment of what was said, a clear apology to Jungkook and BTS, and an apology to the ARMYs who were disrespected.

You invited the audience. You took their money. You owe them basic respect.

Now own it.

Apologies to BTS JUNGKOOK and ARMY

[BTS Daily Chile⁷ @BTSDailyChile]

@iHeartRadio Disrespecting the very people who showed up and packed your festival from day one, then calling them “losers” simply because they complained about sound issues — issues that were also pointed out by people outside the fandom — is completely unacceptable. Instead of acknowledging the criticism, explaining what happened, or simply apologizing, you chose to attack the people who attended and supported your event.

But dragging Jungkook into this and mocking his name crosses another line entirely. He traveled nearly 12 hours specifically to perform at your festival, went on stage for barely 15 minutes, and still gave it everything he had as the professional he is. Using his name as a joke when he had absolutely nothing to do with those complaints is incredibly disrespectful. Deliberately mocking a Korean name can also play into racist and xenophobic stereotypes that a media outlet should know better than to normalize.

This is also disrespectful to BTS as a whole. For years, they have always shown nothing but professionalism, kindness, and willingness to participate in iHeartRadio shows and events. Whenever they have been invited, they have given their time and treated everyone with respect. The very least they deserve in return is that same respect.

We demand a public apology from @TheWoodyShow to BTS, and especially to Jungkook, for mocking his name. We also expect iHeartRadio to address what happened and take it seriously. Criticism about problems at an event can be addressed and explained. Insulting your own audience and turning one of the artists who showed up for your festival into the punchline is not an acceptable response.

[⟭⟬SOPE⁷ IS NORMAL⟬⟭✨ @Sopegirlfriend]

WHO THE FUCK GOES ON A 4- YEAR HIATUS AND MAKE A COMEBACK LIKE THIS??

[Mikrokosmos México @Mikro_Mexico]

Exigimos disculpas públicas por comentarios despectivos e insensibles hacia BTS y su comunidad de seguidores
A la atención de la directiva, equipo de producción y locutores de @iHeartRadio y la emisora que realizaron la transmisión
@TheWoodyShow :

Nos dirigimos a ustedes en representación de la comunidad global de seguidores del grupo musical para expresar nuestra profunda indignación ante las recientes declaraciones emitidas durante su transmisión respecto a los integrantes de la agrupación y su público.

Durante el programa, los locutores hicieron uso de un tono despectivo para burlarse y distorsionar deliberadamente los nombres de los artistas ("Jang Jukes", "Jukes Jin Cook"), acompañándolo de expresiones de desprecio hacia su identidad e idioma. Ridiculizar la pronunciación de nombres no occidentales no es un chiste inofensivo; constituye una falta de respeto cultural y una microagresión que perpetúa prejuicios sobre los artistas asiáticos en los medios internacionales.

Asimismo, rechazamos categóricamente la descalificación generalizada hacia los seguidores del grupo, a quienes se catalogó repetidamente como "perdedores". Si bien comprendemos que los medios de comunicación expresen opiniones, el insulto gratuito no equivale a la crítica periodística o al entretenimiento.

Por lo anterior, exigimos formalmente:
—Una aclaración y disculpa pública: Que los locutores involucrados reconozcan el tono despectivo y la insensibilidad cultural mostrada hacia los integrantes de BTS.

—Respeto a la identidad de los artistas: Que el medio adopte un estándar mínimo de profesionalismo al referirse a figuras públicas internacionales, respetando la pronunciación de sus nombres y su origen.

A la vez revisen con detenimiento la conducta, ética y profesionalismo de las personas encargadas de conducir sus transmisiones.

Quienes tienen acceso a un micrófono y a una audiencia tienen la responsabilidad mínima de informarse correctamente y expresarse con respeto. Permitir que los conductores recurran a la burla de nombres, a la insensibilidad cultural y a los insultos directos hacia el público no solo demuestra una falta de preparación, sino que afecta seriamente la credibilidad del propio medio.

Exigimos que realicen su trabajo con profesionalismo y que establezcan filtros adecuados para evitar que personal sin el debido rigor ético continúe emitiendo comentarios despectivos al aire.

RESPECT BTS
STOP ASIAN HATE
RESPECT ARMY
ARMYS WITH BTS
#ArmyAgaistRacism
#ArmyAgaistXenophobia
#RespectBTS
#StopAsianHate

Copia y pega

Exigimos una disculpa pública de @TheWoodyShow y @iHeartRadio por los comentarios despectivos y la burla a los nombres de BTS, así como los insultos a los fans. Les exigimos profesionalismo, ética y respeto a la identidad cultural de los artistas.

[𝑍𝐻 🐨ྀི @Dtx_too]

remember when Suho tried to put Namjoon in an awkward position by saying:“Someone who doesn't listen to others well has no right to become the leader”now he's crying because he failed as a leader of his group which fell apart while Namjoon took his group to global success 😭😭

[lay ✶ @taebuchinho]

deve ser ruim ser hater do bts, imagina não poder ouvir tomorrow

[٭ @_sdl93]

Oh this ANGLE

[esh⁷ @vjoonism]

mind you these are pictures taken in the middle of taehyung performing the choreo like okay? mayor of mugcity over here

[afrin⁷ @skjnition]

when the whole group is fine asf and the getty images curse simply does not work on BTS

[BTS Daily⁷ @btsdaily77]

“No one looks good on Getty images”

BTS:

[thyz⁷ @bgthv95]

muito se falam dos outros membros e muitos se esquecem da aura hyung do kim seokjin

[AGUST D CHARTS @DataAgustD]

You stopped scrolling. I stopped scrolling. The whole timeline stopped scrolling. 🫪

[apo🫧 saw PIED PIPER @elaefyges]

we as a community don’t talk about smoke sprite enough

[yaz⁷ @_sgminseven]

"It's just a song, why are you crying?"

BTS PERFORMING 'WHALIEN 52' 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[José @JoseWasHereBye]

IM GAYER THAN I EVER WAS LIKE WTF

[knjpagee𝄢 @knjpagee]

I AM CRINE! OF COURSE NAMJOON'S GONNA DANCE INTO FRAME, OF COURSE😭😭😭

[ともJIN ↔︎ tomochin🐹ともちん @afbf_jinforever]

愛すべきハンサムガイ♡

[World Music Awards @WORLDMUSICAWARD]

Los Angeles has declared #BTS Week ahead of their sold-out concerts in the city! 💪📢🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻📆𝑳𝐀 🌴⭐️🌆🔜🚫🎫🏟️🔥👑💜
"The most influential artists representing the current generation and pioneers who have paved the way for Korean and Asian artists in the global music industry." - LA City Council

[Pop Core @TheePopCore]

BTS is now recognized by 42% of U.S. music consumers, up from 36% in 2021, according to Luminate data, FAR ABOVE the average recognition for global artists (24%) and K-pop artists (11%).

— Their fan/likability score has also jumped 12 points since 2021, reaching at least 40% across EVERY age group.

[AGUST D CHARTS @DataAgustD]

Yoongi really went from “there’s no way they’re playing Hip Hop Phile” to absolutely vibing his heart out seconds later 😭

denial → realization → pure happiness 😂