Although BTS is currently off-stage, his name is entangled in C-Pop controversies. This time, the focus ‘Boys Planet II’ trainee is on Gin U. He is on fire to perform Jungkuk’s hit song ‘Seven’, despite a revived history of making derogatory remarks about BTS and other sculptures.

Fans discovered the old Weibo Post, allegedly criticizing Jungkuk, as well as twice and AESPA members.

On 12 June, Peng was introduced as an independent contestant on MNET’s ‘Boys Planet II’. But instead of creating enthusiasm, his presence immediately inspired the backlash. With a clip of his auditions and demonstrations, screenshots of previous social media activity began to be broadcast. This revealed a pattern of hate -filled positions, especially on Jungkuk and twice and directed on female sculptures from AESPA.

What did a dedicated Blackpink supporter, or an angry fans of Peng as a eyelid. While a fan is not naturally problematic, allegations have been reported that Peng used its fan account to share anti-BTS content during an elevated blink versus tension.

One of the positions was allegedly comparing AESPA members to dogs, and another mocked Tzuyu twice on the incident of the Taiwan flag, labeled the group as a pro -Taiwan freedom.

The backlash was sharp. Many fans indicated the contradiction amidst Peng’s previous behavior and his decision to ‘intake’ of Jungkuk. He accused him of exploiting BTS’s popularity for personal gains. Making cases worse, he has so far addressed the controversy in public, stating that he offered only one personal forgiveness through a direct message to the same fan.

As the ‘Boys Planet II’ continues to attract the audience, fans are calling both MNET and Peng to take responsibility.

Many internet users urged the BTS fandum to be cautious and keep in mind those who try to benefit from the success of BTS, while disrespecting them in the past.