The happiness of SONEs turned into anger after discovering that one of Girls' Generation's MVs has been deleted on SM Entertainment's official YouTube channel.
Most recently, the reunited photos of Girls' Generation's that surfaced on the internet made the fans ecstatic; however it was just a temporary. Fans suddenly got angry after discovering that the music video "Divine" is deleted from SME's offical Youtube channel. It gathered several reactions among fanatics who are generally in rage.
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Some fans said SM Entertainment was only bitter over the girls. "I believe SM is bitter, because the girls reunited yesterday," one fan exclaimed on social media. Indeed, the girl attended the wedding of the former staff of SM and they were happy to sing together. They even shared photos of their groupie on Instagram.
Other fans consider it as a cruel action against fans that always cling on their songs on YouTube. "WE'RE JUST SO HAPPY YESTERDAY BECAUSE OF THE NEW CONTENTS THAT OUR GIRLS GAVE US. NOW, SM DELETED THE DIVINE MV. THAT'S NOT WHAT WE'RE ASKING FOR. HOW CRUEL," explained one fan.
Some even say that SM tried to rob the feeling of happiness from fans for the longest time, Girls' Generation gathered together like how they used to be. "That is why it is too hard to be happy. Yesterday, I felt like we were almost crying because of joy but now, you see, the "DIVINE" MV is gone. Again SM," tweets one fan.
In 2017, Seohyun, Sooyoung and Tiffany left the agency to pursue their solo careers. It confused and saddened the fans. Jessica also turned towards being a designer. However, it has been several years since the group's last album and currently, the remaining girls are still on hiatus.
The Kpop girl group is one of the well-acclaimed female bands to date and their followers are still hopeful that a possible reunion would take place. The recent reunion in the wedding event of their former manager somehow gave fans hope. It seemed like a silver lining.
Meanwhile, SM Entertainment is yet to comment over the removal of the aforementioned MV.
In other news, Taeyeon recently released her comeback track "Happy" which was postponed for quite some time due to the passing of her father in March. Following that, her grandmother also died. Her followers were even in rage after an alleged leaking of the track happened, before it was officially released.
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