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Unleashing Unity: Fandoms Rally for Justice in the Seunghan SM Entertainment Boycott

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In a twist of fate worthy of a K-drama, the dedicated fandom of BRIIZE has banded together with a chorus of other K-pop enthusiasts to demand justice for the beleaguered Seunghan. The poor guy was reportedly forced to leave RIIZE thanks to what can only be described as relentless bullying – the kind that makes you wonder whether we’re talking about a boy band or a high school drama club. SM Entertainment, in its infinite wisdom, suggested that the departure was a response to K-BRIIZE’s protests, but that’s not quite the narrative fans want to buy into.

What ensued was a veritable tidal wave of online outrage and solidarity, as fans across the globe collectively decided to boycott SM Entertainment. The hashtags #JUSTICE_FOR_SEUNGHAN, #AlwaysWithSeunghan, and #SMSupportsBullying trended like hotcakes, making it clear that the fervor of the fans was not to be underestimated. Here we are, folks, witnessing a combined power that even Avengers wouldn’t dream of.

October 14th saw the dawn of a new strategy among RIIZE's fan unions both at home and abroad: a full-scale boycott of SM. Their demands were clear and emphatically bold: "RIIZE is 7," they chanted, echoing through the digital corridors of social media. The plan involved a rigorous curtailing of engagement with all things RIIZE—unfollowing, ignoring, and ultimately ending any and all interactions on streaming platforms. Fans pledged to refrain from buying merch or tickets, which could leave any label shaking in their boots.

Now, let’s be clear. This isn’t about sabotaging the group that the fans love; oh no! It’s about sending a message to the label that international fan voices are just as powerful and worthy of consideration as their Korean counterparts. NCTZENS, this isn’t your fight—but let’s show support for BRIIZE during this rocky chapter.

But wait, there’s more! A plea emerged from the depths of fandom despair: “BRIIZE, don’t tell me you’ll keep supporting this group unchecked. Open your eyes, please!” It’s hard to remain calm when you see images of Seunghan standing alone amidst funeral wreaths sent as a poignant reminder of what he endured. The emotional weight of it is enough to make anyone’s heart break into a million sparkling pieces.

So, how does one embark on this journey of boycott? Fear not, for here’s a handy guide:

Step Action
1 Unfollow all official RIIZE accounts.
2 Don’t buy anything RIIZE-related (merch, collaborations).
3 Do not stream songs on YouTube/Spotify/Apple Music.
4 Avoid engaging in anything related to them.

The goal? To show SM that ignoring international fans is about as wise as wearing white to a spaghetti dinner. Seunghan’s fans yearn for SM to consider their immense love for him and realize it’s high time for a change in the industry’s approach.

Let’s also pause and appreciate the solidarity from other K-pop fandoms, who set aside rivalry and instead rallied around BRIIZE. If nothing else, this serves as a reminder that the community is an extended family, one that often feels more like a therapy session than a fanbase. As Seunghan stood alone facing those wreaths, it was impossible not to feel the weight of all that was unspoken. In an industry that often forgets its human side, perhaps it’s time for everyone involved to *listen*—because fandoms, big and small, are worth it.

In short, this saga isn’t merely about one artist but rather a clarion call for respect, justice, and unity in the K-pop community. As the battle rages on, one thing is clear: #JUSTICE_FOR_SEUNGHAN isn’t just a hashtag; it’s a movement.

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