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Charlie Puth calls out BTS Army while addressing toxic fan culture.

Charlie Puth has drawn the ire of BTS' Army after calling out comments that attacked him for "using BTS for clout." In a series of tweets, Puth shared,

Puth and BTS got to share the stage together virtually back in 2018 for the Genie Music Awards during which he sang a duet of his hit song 'We Don't Talk Anymore' with BTS' Jungkook, who previously made waves after covering the same track. Since then, Puth has unfortunately been receiving unsavory comments from ARMY.

Puth's tweets continued,

Charlie concludes his plea for peace by wishing that toxic BTS and K-pop stans would stop “screaming about made-up nonsense” before writing how the world “need to love each other more than ever right now.”

A stream of supportive tweets soon followed, with many agreeing with Puth's message. One user said, "Seriously! This stuff is getting out of hand! Sad you even have to say anything," while another shared, "The toxicity that’s to end! It’s ridiculous! Everyone is fighting their own battles everyday and the world itself is going through turmoil. Everyone should be more supportive instead of spewing hatred. We love you Charlie! Thank you for your message."

A stream of supportive tweets soon followed, with many agreeing with Puth's message. One user said, "Seriously! This stuff is getting out of hand! Sad you even have to say anything," while another shared, "The toxicity that’s to end! It’s ridiculous! Everyone is fighting their own battles everyday and the world itself is going through turmoil. Everyone should be more supportive instead of spewing hatred. We love you Charlie! Thank you for your message."

One stated, "Don't listen to bad comments. They are everywhere, in every corner of the world, in every fandom. Unfortunately, a lot of ppl are bored right now and have nothing better to do than to spit out hate. Just do you and don’t worry about the haters no matter what fandom they’re from!" A tweet read, "Ur so right, the internet has become so toxic lately." Rather ironically, another user responded, "I read it 'ur so toxic' and my first thought was this, along with a gif that read, 'I'm gonna fight you'." Some users were a little more pointed with their support, tweeting, "Can't believe these 12-year-olds really think you care what they say about you."

But negative and attacking tweets followed almost instantly, from Armys who were evidently unhappy with what Puth had to say. "Then why are you crying about it? you are trending now, is that what you wanted? nice marketing," stated one user,

"We're not buying ur song sir," said one user

while another tweeted, "If you think the internet is toxic then just stop using it."

One user stated, "Mr Charlie Puth nobody brought your a** up- we forgot,"

while another tweeted, "The only time we bring you up is when we talkin bout how jungkook ate your a** up with that cover stage."

"Who told Charlie Puth to speak? don’t nobody care about what you have to say," read another tweet,

"And he is acting like He didn't use the boys to gain the k-pop community attention lol," stated one Army

while another shared, "Bringing up BTS when no one was talking about their relationship with you was not the move."

Meanwhile, other ARMY are saving their ire for entertainment news outlets, including Variety and Billboard, for allegedly focusing on the things the fandom had done to Charlie Puth rather than BTS’s latest achievements.

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Neha Bhasin Files Police Complaint After BTS Fans Threaten Her Life.

Bollywood Singer Neha Bhasin, on August 26, reportedly filed a police complaint against BTS fans, following the abusive threats she received and being cyberbullied by the K-pop fandom.

The singer submitted an FIR in Mumbai Police Cyber Crime branch against ARMYs, fandom of the world-renowned BTS due to bullying, abusive comments, and r*pe posts involving not only her but as well as her family.

On her Instagram account, Neha also revealed some of the screenshots of allegedly ARMYs containing disturbing comments, asking her to apologize to BTS, or else she will experience what the fandom can actually do.

On the reports of Hindustan Times, the singer-writer even shared that before filing complaints, she warned the fandom to stop, though it kept on getting worse each day, which is why she decided to take action legally.

"There's a video circulating on YouTube where a young boy is openly threatening to r*pe me" she says.

Some ARMY even pretending to be a fans of Blackpink,BLINK to harass her.

Following the reports, netizens and K-pop fans express their disgust to the fandom. However, this is only one side of the story.

Why are ARMYs fuming in anger against Neha Bhasin to the extent that they trolled and harass her on SNS?

In 2019, an Indian rapper named Badshah released a song titled "Paagal." According to reports, the song dethroned BTS's "Boy with Luv" as the artist with most views on YouTube within 24 hours.

However, ARMY accused Badshah of faking the views, which the rapper responded that it was not fake. Rather, they used Google Ads, which is a kind of promotion that will make the video appear as an ad on other video contents.

This is where Neha Bhasin, his friend, entered the scene, who comforted the rapper in a tweet post.

As the harassment keep getting worse,she then tweets;

In particular, she explained that Badshah also has his fandom that loves and wants to see him, the same way that the ARMYs love and want to see BTS. That's why instead of flocking to her timeline, Neha asked everyone to leave her and listen to the K-pop group's songs instead.

Though netizens get it that Neha is only mirroring what the other fans are doing to Badshah by saying those words to BTS, a wave of BTS fans think it was the female singer fault of dragging BTS into the issue.Did they forget about how they accused others singer of faking views?

According to netizens, the incident happened a year ago, and it is ridiculous that this "BTS fans" are still attacking her and even threatening her life.

A lot of fans are also conveying that this will not only damage the fandom but the K-pop group as well - hence, this should be stopped.

“Dear Badshah. Next time remember to buy likes, too.”

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ARMY using KAI & MINGYU to provokes EXOL & CARATS.

"About Music" posted BTS V's picture on 23 February 2025.

Out of nowhere ARMY suddenly mentioned EXO KAI's name on the qrt and other ARMY started to joined in on degrading the EXO member who had just been discharged from military.

EXO fans who knows well that ARMY's will eventually gaslight their wrongdoings,calling exol as antis and shifts all the blame to exol like how they always do the throughout the 10 years just left some comments to protect Kai.

And as expected,

And some even show no remorse.

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Today has been quite hectic for me,but I will make an effort to upload some of the past articles by tomorrow.

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To this ARMY in denial right here,here some of the headlines.

"BTS Suga drunk driving controversy, conflict spreads among K-pop fandoms… Seventeen and Blackpink also affected"

"BTS Suga Challenge’ born of malicious fandom culture… ‘Malicious fan impersonation’ claims"

"BTS SUGA DRUNK DRIVING CONTROVERSY,DEEPENING CONFLICT WITHIN THE FANDOM"

P/s: I will update more later for you.

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DID EXO DISS BTS DURING THEIR ROOKIE ERA?

NO.

This whole accusations started after the BFree's incident happened.

Not sure if ARMY got the inspiration of creating such narrative from this BFree's incident or from what the Gamangso(EXO antifan cafe)did to EXO,but they did successfully changed other people's points of view about EXO and their fanbases from the group who broke a 12 years drought for a kpop groups to enter into the elite “1 million club" and a fandom who changed the fandom culture to a group full of criminals & the most toxic fandom.

Here the full information.

After the controversy, Bfree had an interview with Hiphop Playa.

That time,if you search for this rapper's name,you will see that almost all related search is BTS.

BFree's interview with HHPlaya.

HHPlaya: There was another issue in the meantime. Let's talk about BTS, which is a related search term for Befree, along with Kimchi Nabe. Can you talk about that incident?

BFree: Yes, I can.

HHPlaya: At the time, there was a lot of controversy about Befree's attitude during the broadcast.

BFree: Hmm... that my attitude was bad?

HHPlaya: Yes (laughs). I wonder if that was intentional or if there was another reason.

BFree: The radio show was surprisingly serious that day. I tried to make it fun. I just joked around in a fun way, but in a way, my thoughts were very short-sighted because I didn't know that those people weren't like normal people. So when we're musicians, we tease each other, and like I always do on Hiphop Radio, we just tease each other in a fun and free way, and if the other person had something to tease me about, they tease me, and I thought that would happen. Those people... What should I say after this?

HHPlaya: Seriously?

BFree : Yes. They are so serious,so i thought they maybe nervous?They look so stiff and answers each question seriously. I don't really meet people like that, so I don't know, but it feels like they're always thinking about their appearance? That's why I didn't know. I thought they'd laugh when I said that, and that they would say the same thing, but that wasn't the case at all. I was a little flustered, and after that, I realized, Ah! Those people aren't the type of people who can just say what they think. They just can't communicate. So in a way, I felt a little sorry. I made a mistake before I started broadcasting. I just felt a little sorry.

HHPlaya: What if a similar situation happened on HiphopRadio, which you're hosting?

BFree: If it were HiphopRadio, I would respect it as much as possible. Because Hiphopradio isn't something I do myself, but it's Bfree who appears as the host of the Chanel. So I've let go of a lot of my personal side. I'm holding back a lot of what I really want to say and trying to be professional. If BTS appears on HiphopRadio,I won't do that again.

HHplaya: Okay. Then, have you ever contacted BTS separately since that day?

BFree: No. Because they were in front of me at the time, and I'm not the type of person to follow what they do and say things like what they want, so I never thought about it. But one day, I was watching TV and saw a solo music video by Rap Monster, and there was a song that seemed to diss me. I actually thought it was a good thing. I could write lyrics to rap about that. And then I thought, "Oh, go ahead and swear at me." I don't really care about them because of my music. I think that what I said stimulated them and that's why I'm like, "This is a good thing."

Below is BFree,BTS & the MC's conversations.

1)

Be-Free: When it comes to the hip-hop scene, isn't it BTS?

MC: BTS is a bit different

Be-Free: Different? In what ways?

MC: Oh, then its...

Be-Free:If they're going to appear on a hip-hop show next time, isn't it the same hip-hop?

MC:Right, it's the same hip-hop.

2)

Be-Free:It's BTS, right?

RM (BTS): Yes, BTS.

Be-Free: Shouldn't there be a unit?

Bangtan. So. Young. Dan.

3)

MC: Some people say that BTS is an idol group and not hip-hop.

Be-Free: What does idol mean?

RM (BTS): Idols.

Be-Free: Oh, they become idols for women.

RM (BTS): Of you asked what idol means.

MC: According to the dictionary, idol is idol, but in our country, idols are a very complex part of the industry.What do you think about the critical views of some people who ask whether idols can fit in with hip-hop or coexist?

RM(BTS): Idols usually talk about things like makeup or clothes, but our album itself is very hip-hop.

Be-Free: Hip-hop isn't actually a music genre~ It's bigger than that. In my opinion, it's just a rap album.

MC: What's the difference between a rap album and a hip-hop album?

Be-Free: A hip-hop album is bigger. Hip-hop is bigger than rap.

4)

MC: In rap lyrics, there are phrases like, "Turn back to a gay-looking man."But doesn't this clash with hip-hop, where BTS wears makeup on stage?

Be-Free: No, no, it's not makeup. It's cross-dressing.

RM(BTS): I understand both. Actually (omitted)

Be-Free: But what do you want to do? If you understand both, what do you want to do?

Suga(BTS): This friend and I, we were friends who originally rapped, but in my case, I wanted to let many people hear my voice and my music. This friend is the same.

Befree: It's the same for us too.

Suga (BTS): So this might be unpleasant, but what I said back then was that I wanted to be a bridge between the underground and the major leagues.

Befree: What do you want to be?

Suga (BTS): A bridge. A connecting bridge.

Befree: Ah~

Suga (BTS): (omitted) So it was hard doing music in Daegu.

Befree: So you don't like it when it's hard?

Suga (BTS): No, I came up to Seoul because I wanted to do music. I came up because my dream was to show my music.

Befree: So now you're just making money temporarily?

5) Befree: What am I saying is right, but suga to be honest, I don't know much,so you probably haven't listened to our album, and I haven't listened to BTS's album either, but I was curious.

6)BeFree: But earlier, Suga-nim said that he had a really hard time and that he didn't even get paid 10 won for selling songs in Daegu. It's like that for everyone. They're all like that and others also have been through that,but in the end, the difference is whether they hold on and endure it to the end. Why do you do what you want to do? To be honest, I lived next door and worked here. I really wanted to come here again, but the reason before is I couldn't because I didn't have money for coffee. I have enough money now, but that was only 2 years ago. I don't know how well (BTS) will do.

Suga : Even 4 years ago, I didn't have money to eat dinner every night .

Befree : That story is all here .

Suga : I wanted to change that .

Befree: With what? Bang Si-hyuk?? You wanted to change that because you're an idol? I don't have anything to hate, and I'm someone who wanted to walk the same path as him, but I couldn't resist that temptation .

Suga (BTS): If you call that temptation...

+ - They were talking about diss battles and ballad raps, and Befree said. It's just lame. When the host asked why, he said, for example, he doesn't like watermelons, but he doesn't even know if the inside is red, so he doesn't like them. He also doesn't like things that have green and black skin. In short, he said he didn't like them for no reason, without even listening or trying to find out . - The name Suga... he said and brought up his stage name. When the host said that's not the spelling, he asked what Befree was, and Suga answered, "S.U.J.E." and he said, " Anyway, what I wanted to say is sugar, right?" and sarcastically said, "Sweet man. " Suga said that if he was curious about what that meant, they could talk later and hung up.

Because of this Bfree also tweeted :

Five years later, after relentlessly being attack by ARMY because of this incident, Bfree apologised publicly but ARMY continues terrorising the rapper.

That time, EXO's was on the peak of their career.Breaking records left and right but SM Entertainment mistreated the members by neglecting the members health, physically and mentally.The only people who speak out about the mistreatments is their fandom and some circles of the other senior fandoms.Aside from SM's mistreatment,EXO and their family members also got a death threats from Gamangso and EXOL played a huge part in protecting the members safety from those antis.

Out of nowhere,rumours such as " exo bullied bts" and " exo dissed bts" spread on Twitter amongst of bts's fandom.

And it seems like it still does until now which only ruined not only the EXOL's name but as well as EXO's reputation.

More information about the accusations that cause the feud between exol & army will be on the next updates.

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Blackpink's Jennie and Rosé were also targeted in connection with the Suga incident.

After Suga's drunk driving incident, some ARMY started a challenge called the 'Suga Challenge' where they uploaded photos of themselves driving drunk to support Suga.

However as false rumors spread that the challenge was created by Blink, the fandom of BLACKPINK to damage the reputation of BTS and ARMY . ARMY responded by creating the 'Rosé Challenge' and the 'Jennie Challenge' to attack Jennie and Rosé .

These challenges contain accusations against Blackpink members, including false rumors and sexual harassment.

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ARMY ATTACKS SEVENTEEN SEUNGKWAN FOLLOWING SUGA'S DUI INCIDENT.

After Suga's drunk driving incident was revealed, SEVENTEEN member Seungkwan was targeted with malicious comments from ARMY . They claimed that Seungkwan's posts on SNS were aimed at Suga for drunk driving.

The post included a picture of Seungkwan holding a 'Zero Sugar' product along with warning text, which ARMY interpreted as criticism targeting Suga - Regardless of whether this interpretation is true or not, it put lot of psychological burden on Seungkwan, and many fans left malicious comments towards him.

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Korean Group Members

Seventeen

BLACKPINK

EXO

Korean Rappers

Hash Swan

Other overseas Singers

Rachel Platten

NEHA BHASIN

CHARLIE PUTH

Influencers/Youtubers

GanniNinni's sisters.

Clarification for ARMY's accusations.

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Hash Swan is the victim of BTS Jungkook's dating rumors...

Han Deok-kwang better known by his stage name Hash Swan (해쉬스완) is a South Korean rapper. He was a contestant on Show Me the Money 5 and Show Me the Money 6.

While BTS' Jungkook is embroiled in dating rumors, an incident occurred where rapper Hash Swan was misunderstood.

A photo of a person believed to be BTS' Jungkook being seen on Geoje Island was released through various online communities and SNS and some ARMY speculated that it was Hash Swan not BTS Jungkook.

In response, Hash Swan explained through his SNS that the person in the photo was not him. However, despite Hash Swan's explanation, ARMY continued to send him malicious messages. Hash Swan revealed their malicious messages and expressed his anger.

The content of the direct messages revealed by Hash Swan was,:

"You are not being misunderstood because you resemble Jungkook right now, it's just that your hair length is similar, so please don't write lyrics in your next song about looking like Jungkook",

"Hash Swan, I heard that X in the next lyrics say I look like BTS' Jungkook. Isn't that the kind of lyrics you write?"

In the end, Hash Swan expressed his anger by saying, "I haven't used Twitter since I was 17. You guys asked me if it was me in that pictures and I said no. Do I have to see stories like this? I don't even intend to mention artists who are already doing well overseas, and I'm not XXXX like you. I have more than enough to talk about."

In response to the malicious messages and comments that followed, HashSwan added, "This is so disgusting. I feel like throwing up."

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BTS fandom;ARMY's malicious comments on Rachel Platten's INSTAGRAM photos.

Singer Rachel Platten posted a photo with BTS members RM, Jimin, and J-Hope on her Instagram on the 19th, along with the caption, “Giving my boys BTS a pep talk before their first American TV performance. You guys are going to kill it.”

However, the pose in the photo where Rachel Platton appears to be sitting on RM's lap has drawn backlash from ARMY,BTS's fandom. ARMY also claimed that RM and Jimin's slightly embarrassed expressions supported this claim.

This same controversy continued on Rachel Platton's Instagram. ARMY even left malicious comments on Rachel Platton's photos. As if conscious of the controversy, Rachel Platten disabled the comment section only on photos with BTS on her Instagram then deleted it days later.

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"IS IT TRUE THAT EXOL & VIP HAS ALWAYS ATTACKS BTS MEMBERS SINCE THEIR DEBUT?"

NO.IT'S AKGAE,IT IS CAUSED BY A SOLO STAN ARMY .

Akgae (악개) is a K-pop fandom term for a fan who likes only one member of a music group and hates the others. It is an abbreviation of "akseong gaeinpaen" (악성개인팬) or "malicious individual fan." Akgae spread negative rumors and misinformation about the other group members. Synonyms: problematic solo stan.

Top Star News Reporter Kang wrote an article exposing the organized activities of 'Akgae' (malicious individual fans) in an open talk group.

Twitter user with the account 'Public Relations' posted an expose and stated, "I recently received a capture of the chatroom from an acquaintance who is a member of the Akgae Open Talk group. The chatroom, consisting of 41 people, had moved to several different rooms and, contrary to the intention of my acquaintance who entered to support his favorites by managing comments on his articles or videos, was continuously sending hate messages and comment terror toward some of the BTS members, protesting when certain members were mentioned or praised under the guise of all-fans, and plotting attacks such as sowing discord among the members." He added, "My acquaintance, who felt skeptical, showed me the KakaoTalk messages to discuss them with me and, after much thought, decided to make this public."

The op explained, "After Black Swan's first public stage, when an article was posted that focused positively on one member (Jimin), they shared the link to the article and the reporter's personal information, and they sent a group protest to the reporter's contact information to have the member's name and photo removed from the title and body of the article."

He continued, "As another example, regarding the Sezelmi vote, they protested to the organizers, interfered with the voting, and frequently went to Internet articles and communities to post malicious comments about the members."

"Regardless of which member is behind the attack, these actions create a negative perception of industry insiders, the public, and BTS as a whole, and will come back to cause real damage in the long run.It is clear that the problems arising from these fandom will not only harm one member but will eventually cause internal division among all members, so the other fandoms should keep a close eye on them and be vigilant,they can do this to their least of favourite members in a group of course this can also happen to other groups that they don't like and maybe it will more extreme than this.I hope that those in the chat rooms will realize what is good for the sake of their loved ones."

Knetizens who saw this showed various reactions such as, "Wow, why would a fandom group like that do that?" meanwhile ARMY replied with such comments "Honestly, looking at the labor, aren't there group chats like that in idol fandoms?", "This is the only one that's been revealed, the whole idol world is the same", "What did the reporters do.. It seems like they really have nothing to do."

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Kids YouTuber channel 'Gannininni Diary' has temporarily suspended broadcast activities because of BTS's fandom ARMY.

'Gannininni Diary' posts videos about the daily lives of sisters Ganni (12) and Ninni (8) at the time. It has over 650,000 subscribers. On the 16th, a video titled 'Ganni...my heart hurts a lot' was uploaded to 'Gannininni Diary'.

In the video, Gannininni's parents said, "We are going to temporarily pause the Gannininni Diary videos until Ganni recovers from his wounded heart," and "We are always grateful and love you." It seems to be conscious of the controversy surrounding the BTS concert.

The whole story is as follows.

BTS will hold a solo concert at the Olympic Stadium in Jamsil, Seoul at the end of October 2019. It's a meeting with domestic fans for the first time in a year.

Gannininni previously released a video saying, "I won a ticket to the BTS concert," but BTS's fandom "ARMY" left a relentless malicious comments to the kids

In a word, they claim, "It's unfair."

Big Hit Entertainment, BTS's agency, held a first and second lottery for the 6th generation of ARMYs who can join permanently.

Since it's a permanent membership, you can just pay and win a ticket in the lottery.

Some fans expressed their dissatisfaction, saying, "It's ridiculous that fans who really want to go, fans who have been watching BTS for a long time, can't get tickets."

ARMY even called those who won the concert tickets "non-fans."

Eventually, when Gannininni temporarily suspended their YouTube activities due to the severe malicious comments, YouTube users left comments such as, "Why are you taking out your anger on other people for not winning?", "It's probably because it's the last concert of the entire group, but people... are saying things they shouldn't say to a young friend... Fighting, Ganni."