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Korean rapper Lee Youngji wears Ganesha shirt on My Alcohol Diary; netizens say, 'Not acceptable at all'

Korean Rapper Lee Youngji Wears Ganesha Shirt On My Alcohol Diary; Netizens Say, 'Not Acceptable At All'

Fans of K-Pop and K-Dramas know Korean rapper Lee Youngji. She is a rapper and has her own show My Alcohol Diary. The show is quite popular. In the latest episode, she had a band member from the K-Pop group IVE Ahn Yujin as her guest. It seems they made fun of people they saw on TikTok and a picture of Jenifer Lewis was used. It was supposed to be a representation of greedy girls. The lady is a actress and Broadway artiste from the US. Many people called him out for 'mocking black culture'. While the K-Pop group member Ahn Yujin was still excused as she was the guest, people have been critical of Lee Youngji.

This is not all. Lee Youngji wore a tee shirt with a picture of Lord Ganesha. This has upset many, including BTS fans from India. Given the fact that it is a drinking show where both the host and guest gets drunk, it has come across as doubly ignorant and offensive. The food served is also non-vegetarian. This is not the first time that K-Pop artistes are facing flak for such things. Some of them have been called out for using the 'n***a' word for people of colour. Take a look at some of the tweets...

Now, let us see if the lady decides to give a clarification on the matter. Even Korean media outlets like Koreaboo have reported this news. In the past, Lisa of Blackpink apologized after someone told her that wearing braids were cultural appropriation.



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