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Hashtag campaign calling for SEVENTEEN’s Woozi to take individual legal action trends on Twitter

Fans are urging Woozi to take legal action over repeated mockery, while criticizing PLEDIS for failing to protect him.

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AnonymousTheQoo

Who asked anyone to like him... Fans are just there enjoying him, and people keep barging in to pick fights and mock him 😭 I hope karma gets every single one of them.

AnonymousTheQoo

SEVENTEEN fans filled the entire venue at this latest military event out in the provinces, and those fans even filmed and uploaded all the other idols and actors, which is why it became such a huge hit. But some shut-in losers watched videos where the fan section wasn't visible and started unfairly bashing him. There were overseas fans and younger fans all mixed together, and they screamed whenever Woozi passed by, so his gesture telling them to stop even became a meme among the Army performance team appearing with him. The sheer ignorance it takes to mock someone who was dispatched there as a soldier and worked hard serving the country is beyond words.

AnonymousTheQoo

Seriously, put out a notice about individual legal action already. How many f*cking times do we have to say it? How many years has it been, you crazy b*stards at PLEDIS? What exactly do you do as an agency? You're abusers too. Do you have any intention of protecting your artist? Do you even care about him? If you're going to neglect him and do no work, just quit running an entertainment company. How much longer do we have to watch people come all the way into fans' spaces and raise absolute hell? What terrible crime did he ever commit to deserve this?