In a pre-report video from July 7th Episode, MNET caught a sincere moment while the leaders of the Bumsup team faced the controversy frontally. Honey J, expressing his intention to make ames, said, “I wanted to see them face to face and I asked once again sorry.”
He visited the room of the AG team and humbly apologized, receiving a kind and comforting response from Dankawho said, “All right.” Aiki also followed the example, approaching Aaliyah and offering quiet excuses. Aaliyah embraced her, responding, “Don’t be. Okay, really.”
Other members of the AG team, including Kyra AND NO.replied with empathy and light -heartedness, “Don’t worry. We weren’t angry. You know us – We don’t take things to my heart. We love you too. We also say things.”
The controversy started when Hyojin ChoiA colleague member of the Bumsup Team, uploaded a YouTube review video in which Honey J criticized the performance of Mega Crew of AG Squad, saying, saying, “Are you also dancing? It’s just x. sexy.” Aiki echoed to feeling with an explicit language, further intensifying online indignation. The clip has been widely condemned to be contemptuous and offensive towards the international crew.
In response, both Honey J and Aiki have issued formal apologies through social media, admitting their “negligent and inappropriate observations”. They underlined that they were deeply reflecting and extended sincere apologies with AG Squad and their supporters.
AG Squad accepted the apologies with grace and dignity. The crew said that everything was “resolved respectfully on the spot”, leading the question to a peaceful conclusion and showing the professionalism and maturity of all the parties involved.
After the emotional exchange, Honey J reflects on the responsibility they now transport, “We can no longer disappoint people. We have to work even more. Even if our mega crew mission has been fine, there is still a real possibility that we could be eliminated.”
AS World Street Woman Fighter It continues to highlight intense and raw talents, this moment serves as a reminder of the importance of respect, humility and growth, up and off the dance floor.
