SEA K-Pop Fan’s “Threat” Goes Mega-Viral…For All The Wrong Reasons
Recently, tensions are rising between Korean and Southeast Asian netizens following an online feud that has lead to various arguments, including a call for a K-Drama boycott.
K-Dramas Hit With Scathing Boycott From Indonesian Fans Amid Controversy
Following this, a “threat” proposed by an Indonesian K-Pop fan is going mega-viral. The comment pertains to alleged mistreatment of Hearts2Hearts‘ Carmen, SM Entertainment’s first Indonesian K-Pop idol.
I’m Indonesian, and I’m so angry about the discrimination against Carmen that I’m going to delete all the videos I uploaded on TikTok.
‘Series about Korean male idols falling for Carmen’
‘Yushi and Riku fighting over Carmen’
‘Korea’s handsome Cha Eunwoo stared at Carmen 2 seconds longer than popular idol Karina’
‘Series about Korean men falling for Carmen’
‘Even Jang Wonyoung was shocked by this Indonesian girl’s beauty’
‘The reason Korean women are jealous of Indonesian women’
‘Why dark skin is more beautiful than white skin’…And there are many more videos.
SM, this is a big problem now.
If you don’t want me to delete my TikTok videos, immediately stop discriminating against the Indonesian members.— Commenter

The post went viral on a Korean forum where it received hundreds of comments from Korean netizens. Many found the post “embarrassing” and “scary.”
- “Who is this now? Agencies need to realize that being from Indonesia is a barrier to getting fans…”
- “…This is f*cking scary, seriously.”
- “Damn, I just read the text and it’s so f*cking embarrassing.”
- “I think Carmen herself would hate this.”
- “LMAOOOO the wording is hilarious. What did Carmen do [to deserve this]? LOL.”
- “I knew this would happen.”
- “There are all kinds of mental illnesses, seriously LOL. We don’t need her, so just withdraw her from the group and take her back to your country.”

Read more about various idols who have become involved in the feud below.
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