JYPE was pushing TWICE hard into an American advancement. With Chaeyoung’s very ‘light’ apology on her alleged mistake that could be construed as anti-Semitism, it could potentially put a bad light between the relationship of Republic Records and JYPE. Not directly on Chaeyoung per se, but on JYPE not doing the most basic duty of educating Twice about COMMON hate symbols used in America, the history behind them and avoiding them. Let alone one that targets the heritage of the CEO of the company in the US they are working with. It would demonstrate to them that JYPE is still not ready to advance in America.
The CEO of Republic Records, who TWICE is signed with in America is Jewish
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Can we just ban anyone spreading wild political rumour about idols unrelated to kpop industry itself.
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lol the CEO doesnt care about anything except how much money and prestige Twice can bring to their label.
A company/idol making the same social mistake two in a row ain’t bringing prestige. Unless they are bringing in BTS level profits there will be some diversity/equity/inclusion committee having some discussions about this.
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Can we just ban anyone spreading wild political rumour about idols unrelated to kpop industry itself.
Who is making rumors? Chaeyoung literally apologized for her mistake. But in the end, the buck stops at the company, who are responsible for educating idols on the essential sensitivity knowledge of a society’s culture they are trying to PROFIT from.
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This is absolutely nothing like Tzuyu’s flag incident because Twice weren’t promoting in Germany.
Replace Germany with Israel if you want. Either way it shows narrative is more important than principles to some people.
Also, I have nothing against Germany or Germans, I'm just pointing out this guy's hypocrisy.
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The point is Twice didn't have to get educated on Chinese political sensitives while working in Korea and promoting in Korea. Completely different from what Twice is specifically doing in America.
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Highly doubt she is antisemitic, she is just ignorant and edgy
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The point is Twice didn't have to get educated on Chinese political sensitives while working in Korea and promoting in Korea. Completely different from what Twice is specifically doing in America.
The point is Twice didn't have to get educated on German political sensitivities while working and promoting in America.
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You think your personal attacks against me will do anything to 'shield' what has already happened?
From a marketing perspective, this isn't a good look, to say the least.
Twice’s Chaeyoung Apologizes for Wearing a Swastika Symbol — Just Days After She Was Seen in a QAnon ShirtTwice’s Chaeyoung issued an apology on Tuesday after she uploaded a photo of her wearing a t-shirt with a swastika symbol. This comes just days after the K-pop…variety.comTWICE’s Chaeyoung Apologizes for Wearing a T-Shirt With Swastika“I didn’t correctly recognize the meaning of the tilted swastika in the t-shirt I wore,” the star wrote in a statement posted to Instagram.www.billboard.comTwice's Chaeyoung apologizes for 'not thoroughly reviewing' shirt with swastika imagery"I deeply apologize for not thoroughly reviewing it, causing concern," TWICE girl group member Chaeyoung said after wearing Nazi imagery.www.usatoday.comChaeyoung of K-Pop Group Twice Apologizes for Wearing Swastika on ShirtChaeyoung -- a member of the K-Pop group Twice -- is apologizing for wearing a swastika on her shirt ... saying she didn't realize what the symbol was.www.tmz.comControversy after TWICE's Chaeyoung spotted wearing QAnon T-shirt during performanceA controversial shirt worn by TWICE member Chaeyoung during their performance at MBC's Music Core has netizens calling out the girl group's stylists. If…news.yahoo.comEspecially in America and at a time where the issue of anti-Semitism is extremely critical and sensitive. And of course, I'm not saying I know everything about the CEO, but there's potential for him to be displeased both from a business perspective and from a personal level, as it involves his heritage.
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This is absolutely nothing like Tzuyu's flag incident because Tzuyu didn't actually do anything wrong.
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This is absolutely nothing like Tzuyu’s flag incident because Twice weren’t promoting in Germany.
Replace Germany with Israel if you want. Either way it shows narrative is more important than principles to some people.
I don't understand what Germany has to do with this?
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I don't understand what Germany has to do with this?
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The point is Twice didn't have to get educated on German political sensitivities while working and promoting in America.
What are you getting at? The swastika is a reviled symbol for all of western civilization, not just Germany. You're just as likely to offend someone in America, which is where she wore it.
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They did more than that alot more than that
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They did more than that alot more than that
Ok sure. It's a German creation either way.
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Oh I am just person of Slavic origin <- who were also main target of Nazi Germans... and other fascists
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Those two things are miles of distance my dear. Taiwan do not have a history of prosecuting and committing to ethnic cleansing with Chinese Han people.
On side note, Tzuyu being born in Taiwan is surely used to use Taiwanese flag since her birth, it's something normalized for her because it was she grown up surrounded by Taiwanese flags lol.
Until you says to me is normalized for Koreans to wear nazi symbols on daily basis there is no comparison hear.
Worse: She was in a American country in a city with many many Jewish descendent people. This is like me going to Seul and walk on a street wearing a rising sun flag as a scarf. It's 100% disrespectful, when you're a tourist it's your job to learn and respect basic custom and sensitivities of whatever place you go.
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Just to show it's not jsut a German/American thing
If she wore that shirt in any of the cities Twice is touring in Australia, she could be up for a $15,000USD fine in Melbourne or $65,000USD in Sydney (or 12 months imprisonment, but what she did probably isn't to that level) after laws against display of the Hakenkreuz were passed last year
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Those two things are miles of distance my dear. Taiwan do not have a history of prosecuting and committing to ethnic cleansing with Chinese Han people.
On side note, Tzuyu being born in Taiwan is surely used to use Taiwanese flag since her birth, it's something normalized for her because it was she grown up surrounded by Taiwanese flags lol.
Until you says to me is normalized for Koreans to wear nazi symbols on daily basis there is no comparison hear.
Worse: She was in a American country in a city with many many Jewish descendent people. This is like me going to Seul and walk on a street wearing a rising sun flag as a scarf. It's 100% disrespectful, when you're a tourist it's your job to learn and respect basic custom and sensitivities of whatever place you go.
Ok just ignore everything to which you replied. The point is it's obvious neither of them actually knew they were doing something that people would get upset about. Tzuyu SHOULD have known that China would get pissed, rightfully or wrongfully so. Chaeyoung SHOULD have known that many others would get pissed, rightfully or wrongfully so. Neither did. Both apologized. They deserve peace.
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Just to show it's not jsut a German/American thing
If she wore that shirt in any of the cities Twice is touring in Australia, she could be up for a $15,000USD fine in Melbourne or $65,000USD in Sydney (or 12 months imprisonment, but what she did probably isn't to that level) after laws against display of the Hakenkreuz were passed last year
Laws and morality are not the same
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Just to show it's not jsut a German/American thing
If she wore that shirt in any of the cities Twice is touring in Australia, she could be up for a $15,000USD fine in Melbourne or $65,000USD in Sydney (or 12 months imprisonment, but what she did probably isn't to that level) after laws against display of the Hakenkreuz were passed last year
I live in Brazil and here wearing a swatiska ia enough to be prosecuted and the sentence can be 2 to 5 years in prison. I'm actually perplexed nothing happened to her, in Brazil she was very likely to be verbally assaulted for wearing any symbol related to nazism.
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Ok just ignore everything to which you replied. The point is it's obvious neither of them actually knew they were doing something that people would get upset about. Tzuyu SHOULD have known that China would get pissed, rightfully or wrongfully so. Chaeyoung SHOULD have known that many others would get pissed, rightfully or wrongfully so. Neither did. Both apologized. They deserve peace.
You’re conveniently missing the point, this should have never happened because JYPE SHOULD have educated Chaeyoung on these sensitivity matters as they were entering the American market. This includes general history of racism, slavery, common hate symbols, NOT SAYING THE N-WORD, and yes, Nazi related symbology which seem more innocuous in Asia.
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Ok just ignore everything to which you replied. The point is it's obvious neither of them actually knew they were doing something that people would get upset about. Tzuyu SHOULD have known that China would get pissed, rightfully or wrongfully so. Chaeyoung SHOULD have known that many others would get pissed, rightfully or wrongfully so. Neither did. Both apologized. They deserve peace.
Tzuyu doesn't have to care about Chinese nationalist sensibilities with regards to Taiwan's independence, nor should she. If they choose to get their panties in a twist over the fact that Taiwan is politically independent of China, that's their problem, not hers. She did nothing that a normal, well-adjusted person who isn't blinded by nationalism could find offensive. Chaeyoung wearing a shirt that glorifies a murderer donning an infamous hate symbol is a COMPLETELY different situation. Stop trying to compare the two, because there's absolutely no comparison to be made. Period.
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Tzuyu doesn't have to care about Chinese nationalist sensibilities with regards to Taiwan's independence, nor should she. If they choose to get their panties in a twist over the fact that Taiwan is politically independent of China, that's their problem, not hers. She did nothing that a normal, well-adjusted person who isn't blinded by nationalism could find offensive. Chaeyoung wearing an infamous hate symbol on her shirt is a COMPLETELY different situation. Stop trying to compare the two, because there's absolutely no comparison to be made. Period.
She clearly does have to care since it caused a scandal. Also I already said she did nothing wrong. Go to bed.
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She clearly does have to care since it caused a scandal. Also I already said she did nothing wrong. Go to bed.
It caused a completely unjustified scandal. Chaeyoung's scandal is justified. Which part of your tiny, shriveled brain is having trouble processing this information and seeing the obvious difference?
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