Splashy, Ulama in Malaysia call BTS as 'Satan' - Currently K-Pop fans in Malaysia are being shocked by the statement of a cleric.
According to media reports in Malaysia, the cleric named Syed Bakri initially posted screenshots of Russian news that rejected the Bangtan Boys concert film because it was considered to represent gay.
While uploading the screenshot, Syed Bakri mentioned the plan of the Malaysian Minister of Youth and Sports, Syed Saddiq, who wanted to invite Bangtan Boys to Malaysia.
The cleric wrote, "We are an Islamic state. Why invite these demons (BTS) to come here? Even Russia, which is an infidel state, knows how to look after their people, "he wrote.
Later Bangtan Boys became one of the K-Pop artists who got the spotlight from all over the world, especially after they achieved great success in the United States music market.
How do you respond to this controversy? (www.kpopchart.net)
According to media reports in Malaysia, the cleric named Syed Bakri initially posted screenshots of Russian news that rejected the Bangtan Boys concert film because it was considered to represent gay.
While uploading the screenshot, Syed Bakri mentioned the plan of the Malaysian Minister of Youth and Sports, Syed Saddiq, who wanted to invite Bangtan Boys to Malaysia.
The cleric wrote, "We are an Islamic state. Why invite these demons (BTS) to come here? Even Russia, which is an infidel state, knows how to look after their people, "he wrote.
View more on InstagramSuddenly his writing immediately reaped a lot of criticism from K-Pop fans who felt they did not accept that members of Bangtan Boys were called 'devils'.
Later Bangtan Boys became one of the K-Pop artists who got the spotlight from all over the world, especially after they achieved great success in the United States music market.
How do you respond to this controversy? (www.kpopchart.net)
