Singer and actress IU's music video for her new song ``Love wins all'' was criticized for not being considerate in its portrayal of disabilities.
Characters in dystopias have disabilities, while characters in happy worlds are depicted as not having disabilities, which has been criticized as a lack of imagination in relation to ``disability human rights sensitivity.''
Ru. The music video, directed by Uhm Tae-hwa, who directed the movie ``Concrete Utopia,'' was released on the 24th of this month. In the video, IU uses sign language and speaks Korean
Boy group BTS's V's one eye is depicted as white. The setting is that the two live in a dystopia, where they can't talk and can't see enough. The two people's disabilities are
It does not exist in the utopian mundane world that they stare at through video cameras. IU in Utopia can sing out loud, and V has the same eye color.
After this music video was released, some netizens pointed out that the production method, which depicts disabled and non-disabled people in polarizing ways, was discriminatory.
Ta. It has been pointed out that he used his disability as a tool to emphasize the tragedy and misery. The mother of the bullying victim who died in "The Glory ~Glorious Revenge~"
Parents also use sign language that emphasizes disability as ``unfortunate'', just as IU's (played by JeeAn in the play) grandmother used sign language in ``My Dear Mister.'' used for materials
My opinion is that Such an analysis can be interpreted as a critique of popular culture content that has not kept up with the changing level of human rights sensibilities. Earlier, IU's new song was titled "Love
The teaser was released with the title ``Love wins'' instead of ``Wins All''. Later, this title became a symbol of the queer movement's hashtag phrase, ``
When it was pointed out that it was reminiscent of "Love wins," the title was changed immediately. If the related affair persists, some people are saying that this music video will be “maliciously” damaged.
This is not to say that he is belittling people, but some say calling him hating people with disabilities is an over-the-top criticism. Some netizens are saying, ``Even though there is a different director, this is also about IU.''
"Is it necessary to punish her?" and "IU's haters need to be separated from the fact that they are attacking her excessively."
