Fans are Hysterical!!! Here's the Shocking Difference between BTS Suga and NCT Taeil

Hello everyone, Welcome back  to the K-Pop Mania Channel,  The KPop world doesn't seem to be doing well,  after the BTS Suga DUI case now comes the sexual   crime scandal committed by Taeil ex NCT. The  Suga BTS case is still rolling, less than a   month of Taeil ex NCT news immediately grabbed  the public's attention. Quite surprising because   both Suga BTS and Taeil ex NCT are idols who are  far from scandals. Arguably having a good image,   can the cases of these two idols be compared to  each other? The answer is, no! Both are entangled   in vastly different cases, of course this cannot  be a material comparison with each other. However,   one thing for sure is that both of them have in  common as idols who become high expectations and   standards for fans. In addition, the difficulty  of becoming an idol, the heavy struggle,   everything that must be sacrificed for the  sake of fame is certainly something that must   be remembered not to be damaged by scandals or  cases. Fan disappointment is certainly undeniable,   scathing comments both from haters and from  KMedia will certainly be daily food from now   on. This incident will not be forgotten and  will even become a historical record in the   KPop world. Then how does KMedia treat these two  cases? KPop lovers certainly have their own views.   One's fame can be a benchmark for how the case  is worthy of public consumption or not. With   the hope that in the future there will be no  more similar cases that befall idols with the   mistakes they make. That a public figure has full  responsibility for all their actions and words.  After the shocking news of BTS'  Suga's conscription confirmation,   it's now former NCT member Taeil's turn to be in  the spotlight. However, the different responses   from the Korean media to these two idols raises  questions about consistency and fairness in news   coverage. Can these two cases really be compared?  Comparison and the Question of Fairness Looking at   these two cases, the difference in the way KMedia  covered them is quite striking. BTS' Suga was   treated with respect and appreciation, while Taeil  ex NCT seemed to have to face more speculation and   criticism. Does this reflect the difference in  status between the two groups, or are there other   factors at play? Some K-pop industry observers  think that BTS' global popularity may be a factor   influencing this difference in coverage. On the  other hand, there are also those who argue that   every case of a member's enlistment or departure  from the group should be treated fairly and with   empathy, regardless of popularity status.  This question of fairness in media coverage   continues to rage among netizens and K-pop  watchers. Should KMedia be more consistent   in providing fair coverage for all idols, or is  this difference in treatment inevitable? These   two cases remind us that despite being in the same  industry, the fate and reactions to idols can be   very different. One thing is for sure, both Suga  and Taeil deserve the support of fans and media,   regardless of their future decisions. Fan reactions also showed interesting   differences. Army, being a very solid global  fandom, was quick to rally support and positive   messages for Suga. Hashtags related to Suga  and his enlistment trended on various social   media platforms, with fans expressing pride and  confidence that BTS would remain strong despite   Suga's temporary absence. On the other hand, NCT  fan Czennies responded to Taeil's exit with mixed   feelings. Many felt sad and lost, given Taeil's  role as the lead vocalist and an important figure   in the group. However, there were also those  who expressed full support for Taeil's decision,   given his long career journey and the dedication  he has shown over the years. However, there was   a difference in the intensity and scope of  the responses from these two fandoms. BTS'   global popularity clearly played a huge role in  ensuring wider and more massive support for Suga,   while Taeil, despite having loyal fans, did  not get the same exposure outside of Korea.   This again raises the question of how the  media and public judge and respond to idols   from different groups. From the KMedia side,  there is an argument that the more positive   coverage of Suga may be due to BTS already  being a global icon and ambassador of Korean   culture. Favorable coverage of BTS members can  be seen as an investment in promoting a positive   image of the country as a whole. In contrast, the  coverage of Taeil may have been influenced by the   positioning of NCT which, despite its success, has  not reached the same level of global influence as   BTS. In addition, the decision to leave a group is  often seen as controversial in the K-pop industry,   especially if the reasons are not explained in  detail, which can fuel negative speculation.  However, this brings up the question of whether  the media should tailor their coverage based   on popularity or whether they should be  more neutral and fair, giving each idol   an equal chance to be heard and understood  without prejudice. In situations like this,   it is important for the media and the public  to evaluate how we treat idols who are under   the spotlight. Every individual, regardless of  their group or popularity status, deserves fair   and empathetic coverage. Both Suga and Taeil have  made great contributions to the K-pop industry,   and they deserve support without exception.  This discussion also opens the door for further   reflection on how we as media consumers can play  a role in encouraging more balanced coverage.   Support from fans and public pressure can be a  catalyst for change, ensuring that all idols get   the treatment they deserve. The cases of Suga  and Taeil show that despite being in the same   industry, the differences in media treatment and  public reaction can be stark. These differences   are largely influenced by factors such as  popularity and position in the industry. However,   this does not mean that the differences are  fair or justified. In the end, it's important   to remember that behind all the success and  spotlight, idols are human beings who also face   challenges and difficult decisions in their lives.  They deserve genuine support and fair coverage,   no matter what choices they make along the way. “Suga, your journey as a musician and a person has   inspired millions of people around the world. Your  decision to fulfill your civic duty is a testament   to your integrity and responsibility. The draft  may be a new challenge, but with the determination   and spirit you've always shown, you'll  surely get through it with pride. All of us,   Army and those who support you, look forward to  the day when you return stronger and wiser. Keep   believing in yourself, because the world  awaits you with boundless love.” “Taeil,   your decision to leave NCT is a big step that is  certainly not easy. However, remember that your   journey doesn't stop here. You have given so much  to the world through your talent and dedication,   and no matter what steps you take next,  rest assured that you will continue to   shine. Trust your intuition and follow your  conscience, because a bright future lies   ahead of you. Loyal fans will always support  you, and those who recognize your kindness   and talent will always be there for you. Never  hesitate to step forward, because this is the   beginning of a great new chapter in your life.” Thank you for watching this video, don't miss it   in the next new video, and don't forget to like,  comment, share, and subscribe, thank you all.