TikTok influencer ignites huge feud between Philippines and Korea, starting the #CancelKorea move

[milotic2]

Facebook postBella Poarch, a Filipino TikTok celebrity with 27 million followers, uploaded a dance video on the platform, in said video, a tattoo of the rising sun can be seen on her forearm, immediately prompting Korean users to unleash a barrage of hate towards her, with many of Bella’s countrymen defending her. The incident escalated in such

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[doriiansz]

A fucking app so powerful it's been banned in the US and now ignites a dispute between citizens of two Asian countries/

27 million followers/

I hate this timeline so much...

[iznanassi]

It literally almost became a diplomatic incident, it was insane. And now there are conspiracy theorists/sinophobes who think the people who were fanning flames on the korean side are actually chinese bots out to ruin SK's reputation. It's wild.

[euraylie]

I thought I saw where this girl had no real social media presence until March this year (that she’s older than she says and has been in the military) and her email was registered to a company who proclaims to create viral issues

[slaygalthessily]

It’s not banned, tho. A deal was worked out the day it was supposed to.

[anthknee]

Cancel tik tok influencers

(Unless they do good but I’m too old to have the app)

[kansascshuffle]

"tik tok influencer" is a cursed phrase to me. IG influencing was one thing, THIS is satan's invention.

[ohwutevernvm]

Imagine that on resume lol

[sluttyroyals]

Tiktok’s gonna be the cause for the next world war and I’m not even going to be surprised.

[lipsticktraces]

27 million followers ?! omg...

[aaronnyc89]

[miamaimi]

Yeah, me too. I'm really surprised she didn't know the history behind it, since Imperial Japan was so brutal with SEA

[kanonot]

No, outside the comfort women/war-raping, Filipinos tend to have more fondness of Japan and the Japanese people. We love their culture, food and a lot of Filipinos work in Japan as entertainers, more recently nurses (due to Japan's old population and not enough young people to take care of them). After the war ( again outside the Comfort Women issue) Filipinos have had an amicable relationship with Japan

[aaronnyc89]