JYP Entertainment reveals Stray Kids's Hyunjin personally met & apologized to his former classmates

[mrs.otter]

So it's okey if you settle the things with the victims? This is my first time seeing positive reactions to confirmation of a bad treatment. Where were people like in this thread when my faves had to disappear

[pinkpanda_spirit]

Just now, mrs.otter said:

So it's okey if you settle the things with the victims? This is my first time seeing positive reactions to confirmation of a bad treatment. Where were people like in this thread when my faves had to disappear

Don’t worry knetz won’t be as naive, hopefully

[felidae]

3 hours ago, Green Tea Is Green said:

So they say choosing him was a mistake but they keep him in? Wut...

Isn't he like one of the most popular member and loved by nonfans (I was one of them). If he's kicked what would happen to the group when they are one of the most popular groups under the company.

 

(The rep war is so intense lol)

 

1 hour ago, mrs.otter said:

So it's okey if you settle the things with the victims? This is my first time seeing positive reactions to confirmation of a bad treatment. Where were people like in this thread when my faves had to disappear

Who is it?

Edited February 26, 2021 by felidae

[Green Tea Is Green]

12 minutes ago, felidae said:

Isn't he like one of the most popular member and loved by nonfans (I was one of them). If he's kicked what would happen to the group when they are one of the most popular groups under the company.

He is, but it's a bit funny how they admitted it lol, if they're not gonna kick him out I feel like trying to say he was a mistake is a bit... ironic

[Brightsun]

4 hours ago, king_seungmin said:

So from what I understood it was a typical petty fight between middle schoolers that was blown out of proportion and turned into a bullying accusation that no one could prove because of vague memories.

But I'm glad that Hyunjin still apologised because some of his actions in the past were indeed problematic and hurt people.

Yes, I also don't get the feeling this was systematic bullying. 

[Hizu]

2 hours ago, mrs.otter said:

So it's okey if you settle the things with the victims? This is my first time seeing positive reactions to confirmation of a bad treatment. Where were people like in this thread when my faves had to disappear

It's not the first time though, it happened before. Much of it probably has to do with the fact this happened in middle school and not more recently, and that his actions weren't that severe.

Personally, if something happened a decade ago when the person was much younger, they show they've matured, apologised and the victim accepted the apology, I don't see why I should keep bashing the person. Who you are in your 20s is rarely who you were in your early 10s and I'm willing to give the benefit of doubt. 

[Irene]

13 hours ago, STORM BLOOM said:

Kudos for him for acknowledging his past actions and for apologizing but I always find it questionable how their doing it now when this things gets expose. It makes it less genuine but I guess better save you asses than saying goodbye to your career 

 

 

Agree... I don't understand this kind of behavior tbh. So a person live all those years without any care of people they had hurt and bullied but when it suddenly comes to light they are instantly ready to apologize and promise to be better? But where have you been before...?

Every time a situation similar to this happens, unfortunately I can't find it in myself to believe in person's sincerity.

Edited February 26, 2021 by Irene
typo

[delirium]

Why do people think that any company would kick someone for bullying. Do people know how bad bullying is in schools of SK and how it's brushed under the rug? The only time people make a big deal out of it or pretend to care is when it's a celebrity or reality tv star who is accused or to avoid the shame it will bring a school bc the truth got exposed after some poor kid killed themselves, otherwise society continues to turn a blind eye. Including many netz who are supposedly out for justice for victims...but only when they can post about it for everyone to see their outrage.