Kim Shin-young Apologizes for Controversial Remarks About Virtual Idol Group PLAVE on Air

Kim Shin-young, a popular TV personality and comedian, recently apologized for comments she made about the virtual idol group PLAVE. The remarks were made during a segment of her MBC FM4U music program on February 16, which many listeners found dismissive and unfair.

Kim Shin-young Apologizes for PLAVE Comments

Kim admitted that her comments were not objective and expressed regret for hurting PLAVE’s artists and their fans. She acknowledged that she failed to understand the growing cultural shift towards virtual idols, admitting her lack of awareness and disrespect. Kim said, “I crossed the line with my ignorance,” and recognized the responsibility that comes with her words, especially when they affect others’ enjoyment.

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The controversy began when Kim Shin-young remarked that she couldn’t imagine PLAVE appearing on her show, saying it would make her feel “a strange sense of disillusionment.” She also expressed discomfort with the idea of the members not being physically present. These comments were seen as belittling the concept of virtual idols, and fans quickly criticized her insensitivity.

In her apology, Kim said she considered posting an apology on social media but chose to address the issue directly on air, feeling it would be more sincere. She promised to be more thoughtful in the future and learn from her mistakes. Kim also encouraged listeners to provide honest feedback if she ever made a similar mistake again.

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Through her apology, Kim expressed her desire to make amends and ensure that her future actions would be more respectful toward all artists, including virtual idols like PLAVE.

Author: alexendra s