Noze Brand Controversy has been raging on social media platforms in South Korea, even after her team has clarified what actually happened with video of her crying viral on Instagram
After becoming famous in 2020 as a backup dancer for EXO Kai’s song “Mmmh” and joining the dance competition “Street Woman Fighter” (SWF), Noze reached new heights of popularity when she choreographed the popular song “Hey Mama” for an SWF mission.
Video Of Noze Crying Goes Viral Amid Her Social Media Brand Controversy As Kpop Dancer Deleted Paid Posts On Instagram
the way rihey and lipj really went to noze to comfort her tho 🥺🤍 dependable seniors/unnies indeed 🤧 really love the bond that they built #노제 #NOZE
pic.twitter.com/EWgiBmw1gr— noze planet (@saintnoze) July 10, 2022
that aiki wiping noze's tears and a little pat on her head felt like noze was really is important to aiki…. i love them ❤️💙 pic.twitter.com/gnKzodHrs0
— NO:ZE ᴾᴴ (@nozephofficial) July 10, 2022
[220710 D-2 SWF REUNION CONCERT]
noze mustve been holding back these emotions for quite sometime now. she couldnt help but bawl her eyes out when it was her turn to speak 🙁 #노제 #NOZE pic.twitter.com/SWqIhADTjs
— noze planet (@saintnoze) July 10, 2022
Being one of the more well-known SWF contestants, she has been hired for a number of projects, including modelling for brands like Gucci and Calvin Klein as well as appearing on magazine covers and variety programmes.
But she was embroiled in a new type of controversy that fans famous called “Noze’s Brand controversy.” Since this controversy emerged, it immediately went viral on social media platforms and has become a top searched topic in many countries on various platforms.
So, let’s find out more about the controversy and why it is a very big deal for Noze:
Noze’s Brand Controversy Explained
Dancer Noze allegedly erased Instagram pictures sponsored by smaller firms after receiving several partnership offers from major companies, according to an exclusive investigation by media outlet Wikitree.
According to the article from July 4, numerous smaller firms contacted the media outlet to complain about the dancer’s lack of professionalism as an influencer.
According to the article, the dancer was paid anywhere between ₩30.0 million KRW (about $23,100 USD) and ₩50.0 million KRW (approximately $38,500 USD) for each post, which was spaced out across 1-3 months.
Additionally, a smaller company claimed that she would either postpone uploading the photographs to Instagram or remove them afterwards. The manufacturers stated that because she would publish the items after the promotional time had ended, it had an impact on the debut of their collection.
Her agency published two statements, the first of which stated that there had been a misunderstanding and the second of which contained an apology for the team’s failure to fulfil the brand’s promises.
Fans also observed that she continued to post advertisements for well-known brands like Fendi and Burberry which is why she was a subject of criticism everywhere.
What Does No:ze Have To Say About It?
On July 9 and 10, in Seoul, the participating crews of “Street Woman Fighter” had a reunion concert. The dancers delivered their end-of-concert remarks, in which they express appreciation to the audience and Noze also did the same. After the audience applauded No:ze of Kpop, she began to cry and said,
I just want people to know one thing. We are not people who did not work hard for a single moment.
While her supporters stated that her team’s error in the brand problem was their own, some Korean internet users did not like her sobbing and stated that she is playing a victim card now.