어제 이 시간에 입장문 올리느라 좀 기다렸다가 하루 늦게 올립니다 🥹🫶

[English Translation (6/6)] 6. Basic Decency and Respect In 2026, when awareness surrounding women’s bodies and human rights has changed significantly, we never imagined that several security personnel would surround a single female concertgoer at a venue, search even intimate areas of her body, and humiliate her. What is even more shocking is that this happened repeatedly across multiple cities. This forces us to ask whether Asian female fans are being treated as easier targets for this kind of excessive conduct. Would security personnel have carried out body searches that included touching the groin and chest, and coercive checks and photographing of personal information, with the same lack of hesitation if the concertgoers had been of another race or gender? Since our faces and identifying information have already been photographed and shared, we know that making this statement public may expose us to further repercussions, and we are prepared to accept that risk. Even so, we are speaking out because we do not want this to happen again to another fan at another concert. Someone has to say that this was wrong. Violating a filming policy does not give anyone the right to touch a concertgoer’s body without justification, access their personal information, take their property, humiliate them, or threaten them. Nowhere on the tickets that cost us more than $1,000 did it say that we would have to endure human rights violations like these. We are not asking for special treatment. We are asking for the minimum level of respect and reasonable treatment we deserve as concertgoers.