DJ Bonics recently released the collaboration of "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon and it got many hate comments from Taeyeon's fans. In a response, DJ Bonics left a message on his Instagram explaining his situation.
Many of Taeyeon's fans were upset with DJ Bonics because he released the never-hear-before collaboration of "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa and Girls' Generation's Taeyeon. They were mad because he had to put tags so no one could steal or play it.
After reading the hate comments, DJ Bonics explained his situation that he only wanted to do music. He just wanted to show the collaboration of Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon because the collaboration was really good. For Taeyeon's fans, he wanted to say that it was unnecessary to say hate things when his intention was good, AllKpop reported.
Last year, the collaboration of Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon was canceled due to unclear reason. Wiz Khalifa's team and DJ Bonics expressed their disappointments on Twitter because they were told to cancel the collaboration just minutes before they went on stage for 2016 MAMA, Koreaboo reported.
Both Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon's fans were left in confusion because they were two different stories from Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon. Many people blamed Mnet and SM Entertainment because they seemed to be not professional in doing their work. DJ Bonics and Wiz Khalifa explained the real situation on their tweets but couldn't find one to blame.
It was really disappointing for fans because they couldn't hear the collaboration between Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon. Moreover, both Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon already did their best to do a rehearsal. In a good intention to share the voices of Wiz Khalifa and Taeyeon, DJ Bonics shared the song but he got bad comments from Taeyeon's fans.
There have been many proofs that K-Pop fans can go too far. It seems that Taeyeon's fans have crossed the line this time. Maybe they can learn something after reading a message from DJ Bonics.
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