In the realm of K-pop, controversies often arise, capturing the attention and curiosity of fans worldwide. The latest controversy involves Stray Kids' talented member, Han, who found himself at the center of a heated debate after rumors surfaced that he had betrayed his loyalty to Samsung Galaxy and switched to using an iPhone.
The iPhone Controversy: How It All Started
The rumors began circulating when eagle-eyed fans noticed Han using an iPhone during a live-streamed performance.
This unexpected sight sparked a frenzy of speculation and raised questions about his brand loyalty. As fans expressed their concerns and disappointment, Han took it upon himself to address the issue directly.
He assured fans that his commitment to Samsung Galaxy remains unwavering and that his temporary use of an iPhone should not be misconstrued as disloyalty.
The response from fans has been mixed, with some accepting Han's explanation while others remaining skeptical.
Netizens' comments:
- "HES SO FUNNY "
- "Man forgot he is an Samsung ambassador"
- "The way he immediately try to explain himself abt that phone after he sent this pic. Our boy must be panicking like, "Oh shit, I forgot that we're actually promoting samsung now."
- "his career flashed before his eyes and he began panicking"
- "My guy must have been scolded by changbin LMFAO"
Despite this challenging environment, Han's ability to promptly address the issue and provide a reasonable explanation showcases his professionalism and commitment to maintaining trust with his fans.
As the controversy gradually settles, Stray Kids' loyal fan base eagerly awaits new music releases and performances from the group. Han's dedication to his craft and his fans will undoubtedly continue to shine through, overshadowing any temporary controversies that may arise.
Meanwhile,In a recent Stray Kids Han's new song "Wish You Back" has already garnered the attention of the animation director of "Your Name."
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