A billboard featuring the group QWER has been vandalized, with red paint splashed across the members’ faces and the word “FAKE” scrawled on it.
On August 24, the billboard for QWER was found defaced. Red paint covered the faces of the band members, and “FAKE” was written on the poster. The image has quickly gone viral, sparking heated discussions online.
Tamago Production, the company behind QWER, commented, “We are currently investigating the incident involving red paint being sprayed on the faces of QWER members.” They promised to release a detailed statement once their investigation is complete.
QWER, known for their distinctive band concept and featuring members Chodan, Magenta, Hina, and Siyeon, had just announced their comeback the day before the vandalism.
As the photo of the damaged billboard spreads, opinions are divided. Some believe it might be a publicity stunt, while others worry about the group's safety, suspecting it could be the work of anti-fans.
Comments on the situation varied widely:
"Isn't this just marketing?"
"If it's on the second floor, it's not something just anyone could do."
"This is crazy. If it's true, it's really bad. Are anti-fans still doing things like this?"
"The paint didn’t even touch the window frames—was the vandal that careful?"
"If it’s not a stunt, they should check the CCTV to find out who did it."
"Report it to the police. They’ll find out if it’s real or not."
"It’s painted so neatly, I thought it was on purpose."
"Of course it's fake. Real vandalism would cover the faces."
"Anyone who thinks this is real vandalism and not a publicity stunt needs to take an intelligence test."
What are your thoughts?
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