'NewJeans New Stuff' Heavily Criticized... Park Si-young: "Hate Comments? I Wouldn't Hesitate Either" [Star Issue]

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Designer Park Si-young, who contributed to the creation of movie posters for films such as the million-viewer hit "The Man Who Lives in the King," posted again after publicly criticizing new content from the four-member girl group NewJeans ahead of their comeback.

On the 22nd, designer Park Si-young mentioned receiving an interview question asking, "What thoughts come to mind when you see hate comments or malicious messages?" She responded, "I reflect on it. There are things I realize when I see them. Even such idiots do not hesitate to express themselves and are even diligent about it. As a creator, shouldn't we reflect and say that we must express ourselves without hesitation, vent our feelings, and live? That is what makes me reflect."

Earlier that day, designer Park Si-young left an unfiltered comment: "No, I have a problem. They said NewJeans released something new, so I went to see it as soon as I opened my eyes, and it's a stupid XX, so tacky." Earlier that day, the agency ADOOR presented new content for the first time with a newly formed four-member lineup consisting of Minji, Hani, Haerin, and Hyein to celebrate NewJeans' fourth anniversary. The group drew public attention as their first update since the conflict with Jeon (CEO) Heo Mi-jin and the removal of Daniel.

However, regarding this, Park Si-young launched a fierce attack on ADOOR, stating, "What kind of sensibility is this? It's not even from the 'Gayo Top Ten' era. Kids with no talent put their spoons down and scraped everything up. What are NewJeans' four members? The 'Attack' part is missing from 'Attack on Titan.' They have no sense and only act out of pride; they are real losers who started a company and received huge investments, which is their original sin."

Park Si-young had previously defended NewJeans during the 2024 dispute between NewJeans and ADOOR alongside Jeon (CEO) Heo Mi-jin. At that time, she wrote, "When I hear middle-aged men of my generation telling young friends they don't know how to work in society or whatever, I really want to hit them with a honeycomb. In my opinion, it seems like they confuse social life with slave life? What kind of grandiose social life are they doing that they force their generation's slave mentality onto the next generation while dictating attitudes?"

Meanwhile, designer Park Si-young has lent her name to poster design work for many hit films, including "The Man Who Lives in the King," "Zzappae," "Masquerade," "The Wailing," and "Veteran 2."

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