Netflix is criticized after comparing the hiatus of BTS with One Direction

Many ARMYs are canceling their subscription to Netflix following the streaming platform’s controversial joke about the temporary hiatus of BTS and the British group One Direction.

It’s been 2 weeks since BTS announced a temporary hiatus from the group’s activities to focus on their solo activities, and ARMY is constantly fighting anyone who thinks the group is going to disband.

On June 28th, Netflix’s official Twitter account posted a scene from its original series “The Umbrella Academy” in which a character says, “The only thing we have in common is childhood trauma“. What sparked controversy is the Netflix caption, in which he wrote:

“Millennials have gone through the ‘hiatus’ of Destiny’s Child. Gen Z has gone through the ‘hiatus’ of One Direction.

Generation Alpha is going through the ‘hiatus’ of BTS“

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Immediately, the post was criticized by the BTS fandom. After announcing a temporary hiatus to focus on their solo careers, the members of BTS and HYBE have already confirmed that the group will not disband to avoid misunderstandings and misinformation.

Additionally, fans were outraged when Netflix insinuated that BTS fans were all boys by calling them Generation Alpha. The generation followed by Gen Z includes those born after 2010.

This means that the oldest of this generation are only 12 years old.
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In response to the Netflix joke, many ARMYs decided to cancel their Netflix subscriptions, even posting screenshots to prove it. Currently, Netflix has not responded to ARMY’s anger.