Taeyeon recently pinned a comment on one of her Instagram posts, and it is speculated she did so to shade her company, SM Entertainment. Keep on reading to see it for yourself.
On Wednesday, Dec. 16, Taeyeon shared a video made by her fans, the SONEs, on her Instagram. The video is a fan-made highlight medley for her most recent mini-album "What Do I Call You." The idol took the time to share the video with her fans, thanking them for their hard work.
However, the idol also left a series of Korean letters in her post. Looking at it, the letters do not form to make coherent words, much less a whole sentence. This had fans wondering what message Taeyeon was trying to send.
One fan tried to guess what the acronym is, commenting under the post, "This is better than SM. SM, work harder!"
The comment got thousands of likes, with many people agreeing that SM Entertainment should have put more time and effort into promoting Taeyeon's new album and the title track. It was also noted that SM Entertainment did not release a highlight medley for Taeyeon, and instead released many highlight clips for each song.
The comment got even more popular among fans after Taeyeon pinned the comment. This brings the comment to the top, making it the first comment fans are able to see. Fans of Taeyeon have speculated that it means she agrees with the commenter and supports their brave remark.
People are now more than ever asking SM Entertainment to work harder to promote Taeyeon, who is arguably their most popular and profitable solo artist at the moment. Many people found the fact that she had pinned the comment extremely amusing and applauded her for acknowledging SM Entertainment's lack of effort into promoting her work.
It is unknown whether that is what the acronym actually stands for, but we have to applaud Taeyeon for her wit and humor!
What do you think? Was Taeyeon shading her company, SM Entertainment? Tell us in the comments below!
On Dec. 15, Taeyeon released her fourth extended play titled "What Do I Call You", with a title track of the same name. The min album is Taeyeon's first South Korean comeback in seven months, with her last one "Happy" being released in May.
The extended play tackles various genres, primarily R&B and pop. The digital version of "What Do I Call You" contains six-song, including her single "Happy", which was released as a digital single in March.
Upon the album's release, it topped all major South Korean music charts, such as Genie and Bugs. All the songs on the album also charted well, sparking interest from fans and the South Korean public. The album also topped the iTunes Chart in eighteen different regions, as well as debuted at number one on China's largest streaming platforms, QQ Music and Cougou Music.
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Written by Alexa Lewis
