BTS’ Jungkook and Jack Harlow accused of “misogyny” for latest single ‘3D’

Once again, BTS’s famous singer Jungkook is on everyone’s lips, but this time for bad news, as despite the release of his song, there would be people who are not fully supporting him.

Recently, a debate has been generated in social networks about the lyrics of his new hit song, since it seems that he has been labeled as misogynist and disrespectful, since there are several moments in the song that could annoy the people who listen to it, causing many people to show their dissatisfaction towards the artists.

BTS’s Jungkook and Jack Harlow are accused of “misogyny” for their latest single ‘3D’.

Jungkook has released his new track 3D in collaboration with Jack Harlow, which has led the song to become a huge hit as expected.

However, what has been attracting attention are some allegations that have been brought against the song, accusing it of being “misogyny”. Most of these accusations are based on the poetry of Jack Harlow, who calls it “racist and highly offensive.”

“I’m sorry, but some fans think that people who aren’t liking the song don’t like it because it’s about sex. But they are deeply mistaken… It’s not because it’s talking about sexual issues, it’s because Jack’s verse is very misogynistic, racist and problematic,” a BTS fan stated on the Twitter platform.

Some fans believe that the song is misogynistic because it would objectify and sexualize women. Some on social media even find racist and disrespectful connotations.

The singers could be in trouble, what do you think of that?