P NATION apologizes for sexualizing and provocative scenes of new girl group ”Baby DONT Cry”...removes the offending scenes

Korean entertainment agency P NATION has apologized and explained the allegations of provocative behavior surrounding the new girl group "Baby DONT Cry."
NATION's new girl group "Baby DONT Cry" has apologized for the allegations of provocativeness during their debut. On the 22nd, the management office said, "We are sorry for the allegations of provocativeness regarding the debut title song 'F
We are aware that some fans and the public have expressed concern and controversy over the music video teaser for "Girl." We would like to extend our sincere apologies to those who have felt uncomfortable or concerned by the video.
I apologize for this." He continued, "The title song, 'F Girl,' is about breaking away from standards set by others, like grades (the same score as AF order), and expressing my desire to 'see and understand me as I am.'
The first scene of Teaser 1 depicts a rebellious yet amusing setting, with characters chewing gum and putting candy in their mouths.
"However, the overall flow and content of the music video to be released does not contain any provocative or erotic scenes."
"Regardless of the reason, we have decided to remove the scene in question from the music video in order to prevent any misunderstandings or controversy in advance.
"Baby DONT was started with the purpose of protecting the members above all else and respecting the important opinions of our fans."
The cherry was used as the symbol of "Cry" and "the image of the members is small but matches the image of the cherry with its strong color, so we grouped the cherry together.
Cherry is used as a positive image in various global brands and content, and during our planning process, we tried to avoid any negative or negative connotations of cherry.
"We want to make it clear that no negative association was ever considered or intended," he emphasized.
The music video teaser for "Girl" was released. However, it was soon revealed that it was too provocative.
Suspicions have arisen. In the teaser, there is a candy wrapper that resembles a contraceptive device, and a scene in which red cherry juice is spilled on a rug that resembles a feminine product, which could be interpreted as sexual.
In particular, some internet users pointed out that the underage members were sexualized.
As the number of controversial Hot Topics increased, P NATION ended up amending the teaser video and apologizing.
Attention is focused on whether "Cry" will be able to have a successful debut today (23rd).