Music Broadcast Producer Allegedly Sells Signed Merch, Triggers Massive Reactions

Recently, an online community post went viral, garnering over 24,000 views, as signed idol albums were posted for sale online.

These were posted on the app Bunjang, a platform used to sell used items, and messages in the album revealed that a Music Bank producer allegedly posted these.

The albums listed on sale ranged from current to older generation idols, with prices starting from as low as 15,000 KRW ($10.20 USD).

However, netizens were divided in their response to the sales.

• “Producers probably receive tons of albums each week, so it’s better to sell them instead of throwing them away. They seem to be selling them for cheap, too.”
• “Not taking albums sent to them will ruin their image, and if they don’t accept them, they will be criticized.”
• “The group I stan is on the list.”
• “The group I stan is there…makes me mad that they are treated like this.”
• “I don’t have anything to say because they seem to be selling them for a reasonable price.”
• “The prices are cheaper than I thought.”
• “It’s probably all trash to them anyway.”
• “Do you think they would actually sell something with their name on it? They probably just found it somewhere and are selling it to make some money.”
• “The PD’s name is on it…crazy.”