K-pop girl group (G)I-DLE's members MIYEON and SHUHUA faced a perilous moment on the road when they encountered a wrong-way driver. The incident, which occurred on June 26, was captured on video and uploaded to YouTube, quickly drawing the attention of fans and the public alike.
The video shows MIYEON and SHUHUA traveling toward Gyeongju, with SHUHUA confidently behind the wheel. As they navigated a narrow two-lane road, SHUHUA suddenly spotted a vehicle heading directly towards them in their lane.
The driver, attempting to overtake a large truck, had crossed into oncoming traffic, creating a dangerous situation.
With quick reflexes, SHUHUA swerved to avoid a collision, narrowly escaping disaster. MIYEON, visibly shocked from the passenger seat, exclaimed:
"A wrong-way driver? Are they serious?"
After safely passing the reckless driver, SHUHUA turned to the camera with a concerned expression, stating firmly, "That's incredibly dangerous. You should never do that." Her calm demeanor under pressure highlighted her skillful handling of the situation.
In the comments section below the video, fans expressed their outrage toward the wrong-way driver and praised SHUHUA for her quick thinking and defensive driving skills. Comments poured in, such as:
- "That could have been a major accident if not for SHUHUA's quick reactions. She's truly skilled."
- "Driving like that is reckless and selfish. SHUHUA did the right thing by staying calm."
- "SHUHUA's response shows how important safe driving is. The wrong-way driver needs to face consequences."
- "SHUHUA handled it so well, without panicking. If she hadn't slowed down, they all could have gotten seriously injured."
- "That's the same as attempted murder! Put the driver in jail!"
Recently, (G)I-DLE's latest release, "Super Lady," has sparked mixed reactions and accusations of plagiarism. Released on January 29, the song and its music video drew comparisons to several top artists, including T-ARA, 2NE1, BLACKPINK, Taylor Swift, and Red Velvet.
The group invested a record 1.1 billion won for this comeback, emphasizing themes of pride and women's rights. Despite its strong and vibrant arrangement, the song has faced criticism for resembling other artists' works in both music and visual elements.
Notable similarities include the final verse akin to T-ARA's "Sugar Free," and the music video's sets and scenes reminiscent of BLACKPINK and Taylor Swift. These comparisons have raised concerns about originality and the impact on (G)I-DLE's reputation.
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Written by Cassidy Jones.
