Controversy over Jihyo’s remarks on ‘ung Aeng-woong’Men’s hate VS buzzword
The controversy is over group TWICE’s Jihyo’s reference to the word “woong Anung” used on the male hate website.
Jihyo used the word “woong Anung” on Naver V Live on Saturday to explain why he was forced to leave his seat during the “2019 MAMA” award ceremony.
Jihyo couldn’t make it to the middle of the “Mama” stage. But people like Guan Zhong keep saying, “I was just sick.” “I’m sorry. It must have been fun to have a sniper. “I couldn’t help it when I was sick.”
In response, Internet users accused Jihyo of referring to the word “ung Angung,” which is commonly used on the male hate website, while some argued that it was not a disparaging remark for men, saying that “the online buzzword means nonsense and nonsense.”
The word “woong Anung” is a word that began with “ung Anung Chokipoki,” which means “the sound effects of movies are not transmitted well.”U.S. actor Thomas McDonnell posted a word on his Twitter account, “Wung Anung Chokipoki,” and it became known when it was introduced in terrestrial news.
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