Fan disturbed by emcee's 'you can go stalk them' joke at S'pore concert by K-pop girl group IVE

'To make it worse, he only knew English and not Korean, and this made communication during the games segment messy and a little awkward.'

Melanie

"Concert host Ken took the opportunity to engage with fans, asking for recommendations on where the group could dine. "Despite his laughter, this inappropriate comment has drawn severe criticism, especially considering that many IVE members are mostly minors and frequently face stalking incidents."The host was also criticised onA Redditor wrote:"The emcee was not a good choice. He was a typical cookie-cutter emcee, middle-aged man, who only knew surface-level information about IVE and kept repeating cliche lines like 'Are you ready', 'Make some noise' or 'Are you sure'.

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