The Netflix drama "All of Us Are Dead" which was expected by many fans even before its release based on a webtoon of the same name, was finally unveiled on January 28th.

As soon as it was released, "All of Us Are Dead" is receiving a warm response. But as much as the topic is, there is also criticism. The scene depicting sexual violence against a female student in the play was embroiled in a controversy over sensationalism and violence.

This scene appears in episode 1. It is a scene where two boys grab a girl and take her clothes off. A group of male students even had a chubby male student take pictures of the female students in the process.

The main character, Lee Soo Hyuk (Romon), tries to save the victim after restraining the two boys, but the girl refuses to help.

There was even a line that threatened the perpetrator's student, "You look sexy. Your mom and I are friends (Facebook friend), and do you want me to send this to your mom?" The girl voluntarily took off her clothes.

There were mixed reactions among viewers about this scene. Along with the opinion that it is necessary to respect creative freedom, criticism was raised that showing criminal methods and cruelty as it is is not different from pornography.

There were also many viewers who criticized the sexual objectification of minors.

Viewers who criticize them are responding, saying, "I don't know why they added such scene."

"All of Us Are Dead" is a Netflix series that was released simultaneously in 190 countries on January 28th. 

Director Lee Jae Gyu, who previously appeared in the dramas 'Damo' and 'Beethoven Virus', will direct, and writer Cheon Seong Il, who participated in the drama 'Chuno' and the movie '7th Grade Civil Servant', took charge of the script.

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BTS’s Jimin is once again proving his global dominance, especially in Japan, where his solo music continues to break records!

Jimin's hit song "Who", from his second album MUSE, has just been awarded the prestigious Gold streaming certification from the Japan Record Association (RIAJ).

This honor comes after "Who" surpassed a remarkable 50 million streams in February, making it the first solo song by Jimin to receive this certification in Japan!

The Japan Record Association certifies music based on total streams, with Gold for 50 million streams, Platinum for 100 million, and Diamond for a massive 500 million.

This achievement adds another significant milestone to Jimin’s growing solo career.

Previously, Jimin also earned a Platinum certification for his first album FACE (for 250,000 units shipped) and a Gold certification for MUSE (for over 100,000 units shipped).

With the Gold streaming certification for "Who", Jimin now holds a total of three prestigious certifications from the Japan Record Association, solidifying his place as a solo artist.

Not only that, but "Who" made waves on the Billboard charts, staying on the Billboard Hot 100 for an impressive 33 weeks, setting a record for the longest-charting K-pop solo song! It also spent 32 weeks on the Billboard Japan Hot 100, showing just how much love fans have for his music.

Jimin’s solo success doesn’t stop there, as GOLDEN also spent 20 weeks on the Billboard Japan Hot Albums chart, and Jimin continues to dominate the Billboard Japan Artist 100, where he has now charted for 47 weeks! Clearly, Jimin’s popularity is unstoppable!

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