News MAMAMOO’s Hwasa Accused Of Public Indecency + P Nation Briefly Comments (1 Viewer)

[athenaaa]

Hwasa has been accused of public indecency by the Student Parents and Human Rights Protection Solidarity.

On July 10, the Seongdong Police Station in Seoul stated that they received a complaint against Hwasa for public indecency from the Student Parents Human Rights Protection Solidarity and that the investigation is under progress.

In response to the report, Hwasa’s agency P Nation briefly commented, “We understand that the police are reviewing the case.”

Previously on May 12, Hwasa performed at the Sungkyunkwan University Festival while filming tvN’s “Dancing Queens on the Road.” At the time, Hwasa sang her solo song “Don’t” during which she made a suggestive gesture, resulting in the Student Parents and Human Rights Protection Solidarity to file a complaint.

It was reported that the Student Parents and Human Rights Protection Solidarity accused Hwasa of causing discomfort to viewers and claimed that Hwasa caused the public to feel shame by making a gesture that is out of the performance’s context.

Source: https://www.soompi.com/article/1599...of-public-indecency-p-nation-briefly-comments​

 

[alo]

Student Parents and Human Rights Protection Solidarity

fun fact: this group is a korean conservative religious anti-vaxx organization

should tell you why they're clutching their pearls over an adult woman expressing herself the way she wants to.

 

[badcrookshanks]

💀💀💀

 

[Deleted member 74]

are they being serious :")

 

[eclipsoul]

students parents group... at a university?

 

[athenaaa]

are they being serious :")

Unfortunately yes, it’s pretty ridiculous if you ask me

 

[Myth]

I would want to see the "offensive gesture" to make a proper judgement but if it's anything like the last time... it's probably not that bad and a university should be an adult audience so...

 

[seungfloral]

I would want to see the "offensive gesture" to make a proper judgement but if it's anything like the last time... it's probably not that bad and a university should be an adult audience so...

This one

Definitely it is suggestive, but parents should take care of their kids and not let in concerts if they dont want them to see this.

 

[athenaaa]

This one

Definitely it is suggestive, but parents should take care of their kids and not let in concerts if they dont want them to see this.

It’s not even that offensive

 

[seungfloral]

It’s not even that offensive

Well.... Wanna ser her showing to the popo

 

[PWSwan]

Someone might have it in for P Nation; Hwasa was still under contract with RBW when she did that, which begs the question, why did the police only announce their "investigation" now? Or did the Student Parents and Human Rights Protection Solidarity only file the complaint now?

 

[SugarPoppinBSI]

LMFAO Wow.

Okay guys....

 

[Selfmate]

interesting

 

[Myth]

This one

Definitely it is suggestive, but parents should take care of their kids and not let in concerts if they dont want them to see this.

Oh this is the exact thing that blew up. So not a repeat incident...

I thought this would end up being old news. It's strange people are just now getting mad at it again. Legal action?? wtf.

 

[seungfloral]

Someone might have it in for P Nation; Hwasa was still under contract with RBW when she did that, which begs the question, why did the police only announce their "investigation" now? Or did the Student Parents and Human Rights Protection Solidarity only file the complaint now?

Tbh didnt the police say they will call Hwasa "IF" they think is neccessary, it might go nowhere tbh

 

[The_LastRomeo]

Oh god why would she do that, side note tho someone on twitter posted a video of Jay park at a college event on the floor twerking to "Mommae" so double standard maybe?

 

[ani07]

as far as I know the students watching are all adults, there were no minors.
so I dont really see a problem.

 

[Deleted member 74]

Unfortunately yes, it’s pretty ridiculous if you ask me

ikr it seems so dramatic to me, I didn't even blink when I saw the video and the students are adults