Stray Kids Felix Criticized for Displaying THIS on Live Broadcast + Idol Personally Apologizes

Felix became a hot topic online after showing a "controversial" brand but is praised immediately after following up with a sincere apology for his actions.

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Stray Kids Felix Faces Criticism for Showing Coca-Cola Bottle, Personally Apologizes for Actions

On March 17, STAYs and netizens discussed one particular moment during Felix's newest live broadcast.


(Photo : Twitter)

According to posts made on social media platform X (Twitter), the incident involves Felix apologizing after fans pointed out that he had shown a bottle of Coca-Cola during his livestream.

For additional context, Coca-Cola is one of the brands being boycotted by netizens due to its alleged involvement in the Israel-Palestine conflict. After noticing the comments, Felix addressed the situation.


(Photo : Stray Kids Instagram)

"By the way, I'd like to apologize for bringing out the bottle, the Coca-Cola bottle. I do apologize for just showing that on live.

I didn't mean to hurt anyone's feelings, so yes, I really want to say I'm very sorry for just showing that out. I didn't want to make STAYs upset, so I just want to say I'm really sorry for bringing that up.

Next time on my mukbang live, when I'm eating chicken or anything else, I won't do it. I'm sorry for making everyone upset."

 

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Afterwards, the idol's apology, alongside his awareness of the issue and initiative in handling the situation, were praised by netizens. Fans even commended the idol for mentioning Coca-Cola directly despite the brand having a current endorsement deal with JYP Entertainment.

The occurrence took the internet by storm, as many netizens on an online forum relayed their thoughts on the incident and their outlook on the enduring boycott. The author stated:

"I-roaches started hashtags and went on his fan's interaction app to swear at him and call him out to apologize.

Whenever idols are seen holding Coca-Cola, McDonald's, or Starbucks, they are indiscriminately being terrorized, and are accused of supporting Zionism."

On X (Twitter), here's how netizens reacted:

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