The netizen of all sides were confused.
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This article is part of our Hybe VS. Ador Ceo Min Hee Jin. You can read more and view the entire time sequence here.
The state of Njz‘S (Newjeans) BBC The interview aroused confusion.
On March 26, Njz sat and made an interview with the BBC.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fabmp0m57tm
The video was welcomed with criticism by the Netizen Koreans on the forum Theqoo.
NJZ (Newjeans) struck with the frightening criticisms for the new BBC interview
However, the Netizen found the statistics on the confused video. In particular, although he had not many other views of the other videos on the account, the comments were in tens of thousands. Many have found the way the messages read and the suspicious amount, with some believing that most of the negative comments came from the robots.
Interview with the BBC News with Njz: VISTI 192K, 13k comments, 7 hours
BBC news videos on the airline disaster Jeju: 662k views, 1.7k comments, 8 days
There is a 1:15 report of comments and views on the NJZ video. This is not normal. pic.twitter.com/IIXXKSDFNP
– Supernatural | NJz Redebut 🏎️🏁 (@Domentty_0515) March 26, 2025
What’s with the comments section in the BBC video ?? They seem to hate them but they care enough to write so big texts? It seems strange … 🤖 pic.twitter.com/lpuemxnvcy
– It looks like njz !! (@miibefar) March 26, 2025
Ah yes, 7 -year account but only 29 total comments all in the BBC interview Same comment every time pic.twitter.com/3ygixt2GDH
– Njz Enthusiast (@harinthequeenn) March 27, 2025
I pissed off the speaking robots. eh. The paid trolls are afraid that the comments will be disabled in this YT video, so continue to ask the BBC Korea to disable the comments on their NJZ function. pic.twitter.com/2znx7g6o5i
– Poppykpoppie (@poppykpoppie) March 27, 2025
Hybe is sending paid trolls to the BBC YouTube video, every time there is a flood of new Korean comments of hatred, they are trying to make people believe that girls are boycotted in Korea
– Cake🍀 (@ckedegg) March 26, 2025
Yet, on TheqooNetizens believed that the BBC had eliminated the comments against the members, connecting to the comment from the store saying that slander or hatred would be deleted. Although the Netizen thought they eliminated hatred was good, many were confused that the criticisms were deleted.
- “Criticism a celebrity for not having followed the law: is it considered comments of hatred now?”
- “Sigh.”
- “Lol, are they managed the comments now? Lol, what is this, a personal youtube channel? Eliminate perfectly reasonable criticisms … what a mess. Lol.”
- “The BBC Korea is part of the team bunnies or something? Are just doing what they want.”
- “Of course, eliminating the comments of extreme hatred makes sense. But constructive criticisms could actually help long -term Newjeans …”
