BTS’ golden maknae has got some bad light ever since he was accused of under-the-table advertising by some individuals. However, some recent news articles have revealed that the case has been closed without investigation. The Fair Trade Commission confirmed that they decided not to conduct an investigation for the complaint regarding his under-the-table allegation.
According to the official reports, two complaints were filed to the Fair Trade Commission: One being the mentioning of a tea brand during a live broadcast, and one about him exposing clothing from his brother’s clothing brand. In response to the complaint that Jungkook intentionally exposed the clothing of his brother’s brand, the Fair Trade Commission revealed 1.) In order to have economic consideration, the content should have an impact on others, so samples and souvenirs were given to unspecified people are not included in this category (paid advertisements, etc) and 2.) If the content is created voluntarily by the individual, then it does not prose any problems.
It was found to be tough whatever the exposure of the brand’s clothing through various media was caused by the advertiser or done voluntarily.
Person A, who filed the complaint, stated, “I filed a complaint because I thought it was unfair, but the agency continued to remain silent, giving fans no choice but to be angry about the serious situation.”
