In an online community, Red Velvet Joy was mocked for her "thick" arms compared to Seulgi. As a response, ReVeluvs, its fandom, was quick to defend the idol.
Red Velvet Joy Mocked for 'Thick' Arms + ReVeluvs Jump to Idol's Defense
On November 20, a trending post featuring Red Velvet Joy caught the attention of its fandom ReVeluvs after the author made fun of Joy for allegedly having "thick" arms.
In the post, the OP wrote:
"Joy, your forearms are really thick.
It's twice as much as Seulgi."
In less than a day, the post rose as a trending topic with about 60k views and in the comments, the idol also received some "aggro" reviews.
- "Her face size is also three times as big as Seulgi."
- "LOL HAHAHA"
- "It's very thick."
- "Her eyes are twice as big as Seulgi's."
Upon seeing this, its fandom ReVeluvs were quick to defend the idol and counterattacked.
- "And yours (OP) is three times as big as Joy."
- "Seulgi's bones are (just) thin. I've never heard of someone saying Joy's arms are thick."
- "Do you live your whole life criticizing female idols arm fats?"
- "If you have a bigger bust, you're bound to have arm fats. Also, what kind of idols have thick arms?"
- "It seems like Joy isn't good at cameras. My friend is also really skinny, but she looks plump when taking photos. The face is small, but it looks puffy. Even when I look at it, it is strange that the camera isn't taking the photo properly. Isn't Joy just like my friend?"
- "Seulgi's frame itself is thin, and among girl groups, she's on the slimmer side. Joy is attractively slim. Please stop mocking the girl groups' bodies. If you look in the mirror, doesn't 'Hyunta' (reality) come to you?"
- "Joy is so pretty."
- "What do you say? Joy has pretty shoulder and arm lines, so she wears a lot of tops that are sleeveless and show off her shoulders. I heard her arms are really skinny."
Red Velvet's Recent Activities
Meanwhile, Red Velvet recently made a comeback with a new album.
On November 13, the quintet released its third studio album, "Chill Kill," which received explosive responses upon its release.
Red Velvet topped various charts including iTunes where the album sat atop 35 regions around the world, including Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Ireland, Poland, Sweden, and more.
The album also ranked No. 1 on the digital album sales chart of China's largest music platforms QQ Music and Kugou Music. It placed first on the real-time AWA, a local music platform in Japan, realizing Red Velvet's unwavering global power.
In addition, the title song "Chill Kill" also ranked No. 1 at the top of various music charts, including Bugs and Vibe and even lined up all the songs, proving music fans' undying high interest in Red Velvet.
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Written by Eunice Dawson.
