Truck protest over Seventeen's backup dancers sparks debate
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Quick summary- 1Despite the growing recognition of backup dancers in South Korea, fueled in part by popular dance competition shows, some K-pop fans still want them to step ba…
- 2Protest trucks have recently appeared outside Hybe's headquarters in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, sent by fans
Despite the growing recognition of backup dancers in South Korea, fueled in part by popular dance competition shows, some K-pop fans still want them to step back into the shadows. Protest trucks have recently appeared outside Hybe's headquarters in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, sent by fans of K-pop boy group Seventeen
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who accuse backup dancers of upstaging the group's members, news reports said Thursday. Photos and videos circulating on social media show the trucks displaying messages demanding that the a
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