On May 6, Stray Kids made history as the first full K-Pop group invited to attend the MET Gala.
Despite mixed feelings about their styling, many praised the group’s handsome visuals and eagerly took in every detail of their appearance at the event.
Unfortunately, the attention to detail led to the discovery of some offensive comments made by paparazzi taking photos of attendees. Including calling them “unemotional” and “robots,” many believed some comments held a racist undertone.
Leader Bang Chan was praised for handling the situation by fans and media, but many were satisfied with the lack of response from the individuals allegedly involved.
This allowed fans to do detective work, using information online and the video clip to narrow down a possible list of subjects. Photographer SeanZanni was one individual accused of making comments, leading to his Instagram being privated.
| @seanzanni/Instagram
However, someone took things a step further, somehow changing the photographer’s website, listed under his name, to a simple screen that read “#ApologizeToStrayKids.”
What likely happened is someone purchased the expired website domain, allowing them to make changes as they please.
No one has come forward to claim this action, however, fans are seeing it as justified due to a lack of response from anyone thus far.
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Saikat Nandy is an entertainment news writer who covers the latest trends and stories from the world of showbiz, has a keen eye for spotting the most interesting and relevant topics, and delivers them to his audience with flair and humor. He is also a freelance blogger, content writer, and website designer who loves to explore new technologies and creative ideas.
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