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Seungri’s sitcom YG FSO is criticized for overly done self-dissing

The show was expected to be of the black comedy genre with B-class humor. However, fans are criticizing its offensive mocks towards many artists.

YG Future Strategy Office (YG FSO) is a collaboration between YG Entertainment and Netflix. The show is a sitcom about Seungri, who was relegated to the strategic data center, the No.1 department everyone wants to avoid, tries to save YG from the crisis and return to his position.

fans are criticizing its offensive mocks towards many artists.

YG FSO” was first aired on Oct. 5th. Starting from Seungri’s own story, the show mentions many YG’s scandals such as drug controversies and members’ withdrawal from the group.

fans are criticizing its offensive mocks towards many artists.

The appearance of Park Bom, a former 2NE1 member who was on drug smuggling charges in 2010, and Nam Taehyun, who left WINNER in 2016, also made headlines.

fans are criticizing its offensive mocks towards many artists.

However, fans of YG artists raised their voices to criticize the show, which is not trying to bring anyone down but only make caricatures. In addition, the sexual harassment referring content has caused many people’s eyes to frown.

Especially, fans have expressed their displeasure of the scene where men, who removed their clothes in front of BlackPink, asked them to sign autographs and the abusive scribbles written on Eun Jiwon‘s photos.

fans are criticizing its offensive mocks towards many artists.

The hashtag #YG_FSO_Cancel is being trended. Fans are flooding in with hateful comments such as “Apologize to Eun Jiwon,” “Is sexual harassment a joke?” “There is no consideration for their artists,” “They are secretly glorifying crimes,” “If you want to do a black comedy, confront the powerful figures. Why are you bringing down the idols?”

Meanwhile, ‘YG FSO’ has been released in 190 countries around the world through Netflix.

Source: Dispatch

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