K-pop fans are criticising Aespa Karina for her childish behaviour on stage and social media, as in many instances, Aespa Karina has been seen eating with two hands like kids do, shouting and crying loudly when a piece of cake fell off the fork, and much more. This controversy happened after a viral TikTok video showing Aespa Karina’s kinky behaviour at fan events, concerts, and online.
Aespa Karina Pick Me Girl?
The comments from the K-pop fans labelled Aespa Karina as “Pick Me” for her childish and wanna be cute behaviour in the videos. Not only this, but fans asked for an apology for IVE Wonyoung as she was equally criticised for such acts before, and K-pop fans heavily commented on her posts and sent hate to the K-pop idol for such aegyo actions.
Some of the comments on the TikTok viral video are highlighted below. You can check, but not advised to go with the flow.
- PICK ME FINALBOSS
- I don’t hate her, but seriously, it’s so unfair- Wonyoung gets all this hate, yet other idols do the exact same things, and they couldn’t care less.
- Meanwhile, her fans are still dragging Wonyoung for that old strawberry clip.
- I’m sorry, but who is that?
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BlackPink Jennie and Male Dancer Incident
BlackPink returned to perform in South Korea as part of their Deadline world tour, and fans were equally excited for the concert. However, at the end of the concert, the K-pop girl band BlackPink received mixed reactions from the audience due to a mismatch in their energy level during the performance on stage and Jennie losing control while glancing over a Western background dancer on stage.
blackpink concert becoming a babysitting show 😭 https://t.co/2prJYQL5Av pic.twitter.com/cOKyKBFQ0o
— boom 🪁 (@boomrants) October 18, 2025
The Jennie incident received major criticism from the K-pop fans as they labelled her pick me girl and questioned her character over various social media platforms and fandom clubs. Cruel comments and inappropriate commentaries flooded the internet. However, BlackPink Jennie’s fans came to defend her at the right moment by sharing old concert clips and replying to the hate comments online. One K-pop fan wrote, “You all are finding a way to drag her into the controversy based on her eyes; it’s total stupidity.” This moment is a live example of how people condemn women for minor acts.
