BLACKPINK’s Rosé is censored in Korea and responds in the most epic way possible

BLACKPINK has shown their great talent over the years, and 2019 was no exception. The release of “Kill This Love” that same year positioned them as one of the most listened to K-Pop groups in the world and the aforementioned single as the most listened to in their repertoire.

For its part, the music video had a small oversight that KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) was not going to let go, which was a violation of traffic laws. The public company is strict with its terms of regulations, and this act violated its conditions.

Everything indicated that the official video of “Kill This Love” was canceled from the television broadcast due to Rosé not wearing a seat belt while she was driving in one of the scenes of the MV.

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Now, the girl group recently released the MV for their song “Shut Down” as part of their upcoming album “BORN PINK“. In the new music video I highlight one of Rosé’s scenes, in which she was in a car and you can see that she uses her seat belt, learning a lesson.

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It is important to mention the relevance of the transmission of music videos through public television, since they contribute to the scores of music programs. So both the idol and YG must make sure that this situation does not happen again.