BTS: After funeral wreaths, SUGA gets open death threats on Instagram; ARMY demands prosecution

BTS rapper, music producer, song-writer SUGA aka Min Yoongi got embroiled in a DUI incident two months back. He fell off an electric scooter outside the main gate of his apartment complex. It became a huge scandal with all news broadcasters sharing videos. A CCTV footage of a man riding on the sidewalk of a main road was said to be Min Yoongi. Later, it was proved to be false. The case is almost closed with BTS rapper SUGA aka Min Yoongi paying 15 million won in fine for the same. It is close to USD 11K, which is a huge sum. However, some antis wanted him outside BTS, and now the Seunghan incident has led to a funeral wreath protest. 

Seeing how Seunghan got removed, antis are also sending such funeral wreaths outside HYBE asking for SUGA to be ousted. Since permission is taken for such demonstrations, the cops are guarding the wreaths. A anti-fan also posted a story saying that if she could send wreaths then she could also kill him. 

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Some days back, RIIZE were forced to remove singer Seunghan from the group. This happened after huge funeral wreaths protests happened outside SM Entertainment. His pre-debut photos got leaked where fans could see him smoking and with a young lady presumably his girlfriend. The two were kissing and cuddling in the pictures. SM Entertainment removed Seunghan from the group, a move that was widely panned by foreign fans of RIIZE. 

In Korea, such wreaths are sent during the funeral service of a person. The more the number of wreaths, the bigger the respect for a person. But here the messages on wreaths amount to harassment with comments like we would prefer if you were dead, or you should commit suicide. Fans were distraught to see Seunghan read such messages outside the SM Entertainment office. The global community is wondering why Korean fans are behaving in such vile manner with idols. The whole concept of idol being a product is being called out widely on social media. Yoongi sent two letters of apology to ARMY after this incident. He is doing his public service now.