SEVENTEEN’s Seungkwan unpins post with Moonbin after receiving backlash over alcohol-related content

SEVENTEEN member Seungkwan recently unpinned a post he shared with ASTRO’s Moonbin from his Instagram account after receiving negative comments for an alcohol-related update.

Following the hostile comments for an alcohol-related update, Seungkwan of SEVENTEEN recently unpinned a post he had shared with Moonbin of ASTRO from his Instagram account.

The K-pop idol recently shared several pictures of himself with a can of CASS beer. Seungkwan, DK, and Hoshi from SEVENTEEN’s BSS were chosen as the summer digital campaign models, therefore the post was created as an advertisement for CASS, the Korean alcohol brand that partnered with the 2024 Paris Olympics.

His post reads, “Is everyone enjoying the Olympics together? Let’s cheer on the South Korean athletes until the very end! 💪Let’s create a support video for our South Korean athletes 💙Check out the profile link at @official.cass! #Ad #Cass #Olympics #CheerUp”

Seungkwan added a warning in the comments under his post and wrote, “Warning: Excessive drinking can lead to stroke, memory impairment, or dementia. Alcohol consumption during pregnancy increases the risk of birth defects. Whatever it is, do it in moderation.”

Social media users seem to be connecting BTS member Suga’s drunk driving incident with Seungkwan’s alcohol-related update.

As they continued to criticize Seungkwan and his late close friend Moonbin, the situation became more heated. Since then, the K-pop idol has unpinned the post from his Instagram feed.

Internet users expressed their frustration online claiming that Seungkwan had taken down the post, making it more difficult for people to locate the image and leave nasty comments under the particular post.

If Seungkwan truly removed the post due to negative comments from another fandom, that’s a low blow. It’s important to note that the warning that he wrote in the comments is frequently used when K-pop idols are endorsing alcohol. It even appeared in the descriptions of the most recent “Going SEVENTEEN” video, which was sponsored by CASS.

 

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