@k4m_kpop: #kpop #kpopnews #кпоп #кпопновости #ENHYPEN #Niki #NiKi #TREASURE #Yoshi #kpopfyp #айдолы #корея #kpopers #новостикпоп Ni-ki has become the center of heated online discussions after asking people to respect his personal boundaries. Recently, the ENHYPEN member was spotted at The Weeknd’s concert in South Korea. He attended with a friend who is believed to have been Yoshi from TREASURE. After a video of them spread online, Ni-ki expressed his frustration over being filmed without permission, especially since his friend was also exposed. The idol said the person could have simply approached them and started a normal conversation instead of secretly recording them. He also pointed out that it wasn’t even his own concert. However, it turned out that his reaction angered part of the Korean fandom. Users began accusing Ni-ki of being rude and demanding that he apologize for his words. The situation became even more heated when it emerged that the person who posted the viral video was a TREASURE fan, not an ENHYPEN fan. Some people argued that the concert took place in a public space, so Ni-ki had no right to complain about being filmed. According to them, if he doesn’t want people recording him in public, he should just stay home. Others brought up previous accusations that he had allegedly treated fans rudely. But things went even further: some users began making personal attacks and posting xenophobic comments about Ni-ki’s Japanese background. He was even targeted with insults such as “Japanese bastard.” At the same time, many fans came to the idol’s defense. They pointed out that even public figures have a right to privacy and that attending a concert doesn’t mean consenting to being filmed. In their opinion, Ni-ki has every right to express his frustration when someone records him without permission. In the end, a simple request to respect personal boundaries turned into a major online controversy. Some people are demanding an apology from Ni-ki over his tone, while others believe that people simply refuse to acknowledge his right to privacy. And some of the criticism has crossed the line into outright xenophobia.

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Tuesday 13 October 2026 06:40:22 GMT