Suga’s fans unite to defend BTS star amid controversy

Suga continues to find himself in difficult circumstances after his DUI incident is resolved.

Despite the court summary, his heartfelt public apology, the revocation of his license and a hefty fine, the BTS member has found himself at the center of negativity.

Haters are sending funeral wreaths to the office of HYBE, BTS’s management agency, demanding their removal from the band.

It is important to note that sending funeral flowers to a living person is considered illegal in South Korea as it can be interpreted as a death threat.

However, the fire The singer’s devoted fandom has accompanied him through this turmoil, standing up with current hashtags to combat hate speech, organizing truck shows in support and recently launching the Purple Ribbon campaign.

Photos circulating on social media show fans forming purple ribbons in solidarity with the K-pop idol as trucks play Suga’s songs to express their support.

The situation began in August when the 31-year-old South Korean rapper was involved in a DUI case involving an electric scooter.

Although he publicly apologized and took responsibility, anti-fans remained adamant about his removal from BTS.

After months of investigation, Suga was fined 15 million won for his crime, but the controversy continues.