Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) will not permit BIGBANG's latest track title "FXXK IT" to air in their network. The national broadcaster finds the lyrics of the song unfitting.
On Wednesday, KBS unveiled that BIGBANG's "FXXK IT" will not be allowed to air as their music review panel find the lyrics of the said song inappropriate. Particularly, the word "yangachi," which translates to "thug" or "scumbag" was the reason why the song was flagged, KpopHerald reported.
The music review panel finds the term used as slang and too vulgar to be broadcasted. In response, BIGBANG's label, YG Entertainment said, "We will not be reviewing the song," upholding that they will not change the song's lyrics to be more broadcast-friendly.
"FXXK IT" is part of the group's "MADE THE FULL ALBUM," which is the group's first full length album after eight years. It was earlier revealed that due to the busy schedule of the group, they never got the chance to release a full length album, until this year.
Meanwhile, it is worth noting that the group recently appeared as guest on MBC's "Radio Star." During the show, the members of the group divulged some interesting topics about their personal life.
During the discussion, T.O.P's infamous Instagram photos were brought up, to which the 29-year old rapper playfully said, "I might be the celebrity with the highest number of unfollows. I understand why fans might do so," Soompi reported.
T.O.P is best known for uploading weird and baffling images on his Instagram account. Say for one instance, the rapper uploaded a now deleted photo of himself sitting on the toilet.
He later explained that the deleted photo was meant to promote their new song "FXXK IT." minutes after the photo was uploaded, T.O.P received a hilarious text message from Yang Hyun Suk telling him that he is either crazy or doesn't have common sense. Stressing that T.O.P might be both.
Catch BIGBANG in their latest single "FXXK IT" below:
