Comments by "HKim0072" (@HKim0072) on "The Dress That Infuriated China!" video.

  1. To be fair, if a Korean model did this, Korea would flip out.
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  2.  @samuelsong342  Getting annexed for 3+ decades makes people a bit grumpy.
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  3.  @sara.cbc92  “I bow my head in regret for my lack of caution. I am sincerely sorry for making many people concerned and will make sure that such accidents do not happen again. Only seeing the writing on the clothing, I thought the design was meant for helping the victims of the Japanese earthquake and I was not able to recognize the design. I once again apologize for my mistake which cannot be justified with any excuses.” ㅡ Hyeri “I believe the issue began due to the fact that T.O.P, as well as the other staff, were not able to recognize the significance of the sign and point it out. We sincerely apologize for the incident as the fact that it was unintentional does not forgive the mistake. T.O.P is has been quite surprised and is deeply reflecting upon the unintentional incident. We will make an effort to prevent further mistakes through strict caution.” ㅡ Yang Hyun Suk “Hello, this is Tiffany. I am sorry that I made a mistake on such a precious and meaningful day causing many of you discomfort. I am sorely embarrassed by my mistake that has disappointed many people and I am deeply regretting my actions. I will always remember that my every action and words are being watched by many and will always think deeply before I take action in the future. I am again very sorry for causing everyone such disappointment due to my mistake.” ㅡ Tiffany “We are aware of the Rising Sun Flag issue caused by (our artists’) clothing. If you look closely, the design is not a circle, but rather, a rose. We understand completely that it could have been an issue. Our agency should have taken more caution and we apologize for not being able to do so.” ㅡ Trouble Maker’s agency
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  4.  @jayvhoncalma3458  Not accurate. Rising Sun Flag is a big no-no. But, Korean people don't hate Japanese people (like Chinese people). And, yes. The older generations hold more animosity. Multiple Japanese entertainers have been somewhat "accepted" in Korea. Very little chance that is happening in China unless its propaganda against Japan.
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  5.  @engrishsheep  50 years, not 150. Ain't the same thing since it was part of the Qing dynasty.
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