Lisa (Blackpink) updated social media, Jimin (BTS), IU and Korean idols were also 'colored' on Weibo

' Lisa's weibo account deleted' has been a h.ot topic in recent days. Also from Lisa's work, many people have associated with previous similar cases of k-pop such as BTS, IU,...

According to information reported on November 4, Lisa's personal weibo account (BLACKPINK) was suddenly deleted. Reporters tried to search for Lisa's weibo account but only saw a brief message: "This account can no longer be viewed due to reports of violations of laws, regulations and the weibo Community Agreement." This caused rumors of Lisa being banned from operating in China to spread.

Entertainment insiders speculated that the main reason was Lisa's sensitive performance labeled 19 in Paris. In early September, Lisa caused a stir when she confirmed her participation in a variety show in Paris for 3 days. Thus, the majority of netizens believe that the female idol violated the Regulations on Preserving the Dignity of Celebrities in China by participating in Show 19.

Accordingly, the regulations on preserving the dignity of celebrities prohibit activities such as gambling, using illegal substances, v.iolence and promoting obscene performances. Lisa is the BlackPink member with the highest recognition and popularity in the Chinese market. She has also appeared on various Chinese shows. Therefore, there is speculation that Chinese authorities blocked Lisa's SNS in order to prevent negative influence from her participation in highly p.rovocative performances.

Amid speculation about her being blacklisted in China and recent breakup rumors with Frédéric Arnault, Lisa's latest update grabbed attention On November 5, BlackPink's Lisa didn't appear in person but drew attention with her latest update via Instagram. She shared a photo of her dog Love on her dedicated pet account. This led many to speculate that, despite the ongoing controversy, Lisa did not flinch.

Earlier, the online community was also abuzz with images of Lisa shopping in Seoul, South Korea, coinciding with the time frame she was at the center of the blacklist question. Notably, her rumored boyfriend, billionaire heiress Frédéric Arnault, is just days away from celebrating his birthday. This sparked the curiosity of netizens, who wondered if Lisa flew to France for a birthday party and shut down breakup rumors.

In fact, various SNS accounts have been closed and suspended in China. In particular, many fanclubs that raise excessive funds or individuals who spread inappropriate content have been removed from Weibo.

Two years ago, in 2021, more than 20 fan club accounts on the weibo social network of Korean stars such as IU, Girls' Generation's TaeYeon, Jang Won-young, etc. were also suspended for a month. In particular, BTS Jimin's fan club account was suspended due to large fundraising activities and birthday plane promotions. These pro-fan activities are said to have violated the government's policy of insisting on the distribution of wealth to realise 'shared prosperity'. As a result, K-pop fan fundraising culture and other activities that can cause income inequality are subject to regulation.

At the time, a newspaper wrote, "Some Korean entertainment companies are exploiting the idol culture among Chinese fans for profit. It is a form of 'censorship' imposed by the Communist Party not only in politics and society but also in popular culture. "

In China, where other social media sites such as Instagram and Facebook are blocked, Weibo is the main communication channel between celebrities and fans. So, Lisa's fans were disappointed when the idol's account was deleted. Some netizens used VPNs to bypass the Great Firewall in China in search of information about Lisa's account deletion and were surprised to learn that it was due to 'breaking the law'.

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