A concerned fan of Song Yuqi from South Korean idol group (G)-IDLE called her attention to an outfit she wore recently which might’ve been a little too risqué. Worried she might have exposed herself, the fan reminded her to be careful. “Be careful when I’m not there, there are a lot of LSP (dirty old men) out there that crave your body”. For her photoshoot, the Chinese idol sported a denim halter top and a matching short skirt. She also wore safety shorts underneath which can be seen in the photos where she’s squatting.
Directly replying in the comments, “this is prejudice”, said the idol. She explained that if a girl is wearing a short skirt and showing a bit of cleavage, it doesn’t necessarily have to mean she’s exposing herself. “As long as you think you look good and feel good, you don’t need to care about other people’s opinions. We wear cute clothes and make ourselves beautiful through make-up, it’s all about looking good and being confident. Just be yourself! Be happy.”
With her sweet appearance and beautiful voice, Song Yuqi aka “Yuqi” debuted as the Chinese member of the idol group (G)-IDLE in 2018. The idol was also a series regular for the variety show Keep Running which makes her doubly popular in her home country.
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Laila
While the fans are not wrong about there being nasty people out there, what yuqi is wearing isn’t exactly too revealing either. I don’t really see the problem with it, tbh. A lot of Kpop idols tend to dress like this too (ofc for onscreen mostly). She’s not wrong for wanting to dress however she prefers either. At the end of the day, those people’s intentions, whether good or bad, are not any of her problem.
wowo
agree with the idol, not care about anyone’s opinions-people gonna judge anyways. Be confident and proud :).
Aya
The idea that a woman has to cover up just because men can’t control themselves is ridiculous. She’s right to say that she can wear whatever she wants and doesn’t have to care about the opinion of others as long as she likes what she’s wearing. Men also seem to have a misconception that women dress up for them. Women dress up for themselves.