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Rescene’s Woni faces backlash over video post
A K-pop singer from South Gyeongsang Province has been swept into a controversy after she was accused of using a phrase resembling far-right internet slang in a video posted last month. Woni, 22, a member of the girl group Rescene, used the phrase “Museop-no,” meaning “It’s scary,” in a video posted to YouTube channel on June 28. The phrase drew attention after Kim Hyun-ji, a producer at MBC Gyeongnam, claimed on X that the ending “no” was associated with Ilbe, a far-right online community. Ilbe
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· Jun 30, 2026
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· Jun 25, 2026
Multiple layers, graphics: Forensic report claims Bhagwant Mann video was edited
Multiple layers, graphics: Forensic report claims Bhagwant Mann video was edited
Mashable
· Jun 25, 2026
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· Jul 3, 2026
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· Jun 26, 2026
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The Hollywood Reporter
· Jul 2, 2026
Jodie Foster Describes ‘F1’ as a Movie “Made by AI” at Aspen Ideas Fest: “I Don’t Say This Disparagingly”
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Related coverage for "Rescene’s Woni faces backlash over video post": RedState — EXCLUSIVE: New Bodycam Video From Paul Kessler Murder Scene Contradicts Defense's Claims. India Today — Multiple layers, graphics: Forensic report claims Bhagwant Mann video was edited. Mashable — Kylie Jenners Meta AI glasses have the internet split. ArcaMax — Travis Kelce sees the funny side of wedding AI posts. Cosmopolitan — Sombr’s New Video Featuring Josh Heuston and Inde Navarrette Is the Most Beautiful and Intense Thing You’ll See Today. The Hollywood Reporter — Jodie Foster Describes ‘F1’ as a Movie “Made by AI” at Aspen Ideas Fest: “I Don’t Say This Disparagingly”