On TWICE’s newest stage, Chaeyoung’s outfit is the subject of debate among the many public.
Recently, TWICE appeared on MBC Music Core to advertise their single “Set Me Free” and obtained lots of consideration from the general public. This time, the main focus was on Chaeyoung and her controversial shirt. Netizens expressed their outrage in direction of the stylist for letting Chaeyoung put on a croptop with a sample associated to a political challenge.
The QAnon image encompasses a Q-shaped cutout of the American flag, and their slogan is “Where we go one, we go all.” Both the Q image and the latter half of the slogan are seen on Chaeyoung’s shirt.
QAnon is well known for his or her help of Donald Trump, and their most notorious conspiracy concept is that the previous US president was at odds with a worldwide group of Satanic, cannibalistic youngster intercourse traffickers. They grew to become intently linked to the “Pizzagate” conspiracy, which alleged that Democratic politicians have been sexually abusing kids at a pizza restaurant in Washington DC. The restaurant was later focused by a gunman who believed within the conspiracy.
In 2020, QAnon supporters made varied efforts to discredit and overturn the US presidential election outcomes after Donald Trump misplaced to Joe Biden.
Members of QAnon have been concerned in a confrontation with the police throughout the incident on the Capitol. QAnon has additionally been implicated in lots of severe points lately, similar to accusations of anti-Semitism, racism and anti-LGBTQ+ prejudice.
The incontrovertible fact that TWICE’s stylist dressed Chaeyoung in a QAnon-related shirt could be really harmful for the idol. Netizens expressed outrage over the incident, particularly since TWICE’s MV “Ready to Be” is at the moment being broadly promoted within the US.
Source: K14, Twitter
