After the Spanish podcast, the BTS Army created a trend of ‘We demand forgiveness’ in India

days later Ananya Panday He was trolled for his comments about K-pop band (and global sensation) BTS, and Alia Bhatt His shout-out to the Bangtan Boys and their number, Butters, was greeted with mixed reactions; Fans of the band, also known as BTS ARMY, are demanding an apology for the offending Spanish podcast that surfaced on Tuesday night.

In the podcast, five radio jockeys appear in a derogatory description of BTS as the “Chinese Backstreet Boys”. He alleged that “he underwent surgery to look like a mix of Asian and North American.” Fans, naturally, were upset and very soon the hashtag #WeDemandApology was trending at No. 1 in India.

Also the related hashtag #StopAsianHate was trending.

BTS is one of the most popular boy bands globally, whose members are RM (Kim Namjoon), Jin (Kim Seokjin), Suga (Min Yeungi), J-Hope (Jung Hosok), Jimin (Park Jimin), V (Kim). Taehyung). ) and Jungkook (Jeon Jungkook).

One Twitterati member wrote: “The fact that they are old enough to know what is right and what is wrong is disgusting. They didn’t even hesitate to say these words as they heard these words. We apologize!! #EstoNoEsRadioXenofobico #StopAsianHate #Xenophobia Is Not Humor.”

Another expressed a similar sentiment: “It’s always BTS who suffer from racism. So they use their platform to talk about it because they’re experiencing it themselves. To respect others.” Educate yourself. We apologize #EstoNoEsRadioXenofobico #StopAsianHate #XenophobiaIsNotHumor”

Yet another angry user tweeted: “The fact he has been hired as a radio host. Didn’t he even think of airing it twice? Use this platform to spread positivity and awareness.” Not for xenophobia. We demand an apology. #XenophobiaIsNotHumor #EstoNoEsRadioXenophobia #StopAsianHate.”