On October 23, Tarzzan released a short video clip titled “U FEEL ME”, which appears to tease an upcoming track. The footage was reportedly shot during her recent trip to Paris for Fashion Week. While the post initially received attention for its aesthetics, the text quickly became the center of heated criticism.
Once shared across all platforms, netizens began to express concerns, particularly over the song’s use of derogatory language towards women. The lines in the snippet include:
“She’s the headliner, the other pre-show bitches,”
“These bitches talkin’ talkin’, but you’re in my line,”
“She’s the only bitch who can hit me.”
Many found the language offensive and misogynistic, accusing Tarzzan of perpetuating harmful stereotypes. The backlash intensified as the lyrics were seen not only as degrading to women but also unhelpful to the song’s theme or message.
Beyond the lyrics, some also criticized Tarzzan’s delivery and style in the clip, suggesting elements of cultural appropriation.
Although the song is still unreleased, the teaser alone has sparked strong responses, with fans and netizens urging the artist and his agency to take responsibility. At this time, neither Tarzzan nor ALLDAY PROJECT management have made any public statements regarding the controversy.
Sources: Koreaboo
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