Mo Twister Drew Flak from “BLINKS” After Taking Videos of BLACKPINK without Consent
Disc Jockey (DJ) Mo Twister drew flak from “BLINKS” after taking videos of the famous K-pop group BLACKPINK without consent.
The “BLINKS,” or die-hard followers of the Korean girl group “BLACKPINK,” erupted on social media in response to DJ Mo’s nefarious deeds. BLINKS was enraged when he allegedly recorded a video of them without their permission.
“Wala lang, feeling road manager lang ako ng Blackpink,” he said in the caption of his now-deleted post. His comment infuriated the South Korean girl group’s fans, with some calling him out. Here are some of the raging comments of the BLINKS.
Mo Twister has yet to apologize for the backlash he has received as of press time. According to netizens, this is a “invasion of privacy” for the famous group, which just had a concert in the Philippines, which was also attended by celebrities who are admirers of the group.
One of the moments that occurred here was Andrea Brillantes, a Kapamilya actress and Star Magic performer, proposing to her lover Ricci Rivero to attend the Star Magical Prom.
YG Entertainment formed the South Korean girl group Blackpink. Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa are the four members of the group. Blackpink made its debut in 2016 and soon received international acclaim for its catchy pop and hip-hop-infused music, energetic performances, and fashionable apparel.
They have several successful singles and albums to their credit, including “Whistle,” “Boombayah,” “Ddu-Du Ddu-Du,” “Kill This Love,” and “How You Like That.” Blackpink has a big global fan base and is noted for its forceful and dynamic stage performances. They are regarded as one of the most popular K-pop acts in the world.
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