[News] Kara's Fans Requested Apology From T-ara Fans?
2010.03.22
It seems that the discord between fans of girlgroups T-ara and KARA has done deeper.
On 21st March, KARA fans have requested for an apology on their official fancafe from T-ara’s fans. According to the KARA fans, some male fans of T-ara have been extorting on the young fans of KARA of CDs and even blackmailing them at a music show recently.
KARA’s fans said, “T-ara fans had sat next to and in front of the KARA’s fan area on SBS Inkigayo on 21st March holding placards. And when the Mutizen award was announced, they had scolded and swore at KARA not caring that their fans would hear it.”
T-ara fans then clarified, “We had heard from other fandom saying that we extort with CDs. But the fan had commented ‘It’s not me’ and the other fandom had said ‘Sorry for the misunderstanding’.”
They added, “We hope that KARA fanclub side would remember well the face of that accused fan and at the next music show tell our executives about it. If it is found to be true, we will stop the act and give our serious apology on it.”
Meanwhile, currently T-ara and KARA are promoting in the same period with their comeback songs.
And on 19th March due to broadcast error from KBS Music Bank’s side, there was confusion when it comes to revealing the winner of KChart on the show, and had let to the relationship between fans to get worsen.
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