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YouTube gets involved as Blackpink and TWICE fans clash over Lisa 'buying ads' after Dahyun's livestream

Fans seek help from YouTube after the clash between Blinks and Onces over TWICE Dahyun skipping the ad for Blackpink Lisa's song gets out of hand

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA: Certain things in K-pop are best ignored. However, the amount of chaos that has erupted around the idea of TWICE's Dahyun skipping a YouTube ad featuring Blackpink Lisa, is hard to ignore. Fanwars are something that the K-pop genre is not wary of, but Blinks (fans of Blackpink) and Onces (fans of TWICE) have often been seen in chaotic squabbles as each fandom aims at defending their idol's honor and ends up dishonoring the reputation of their fandom.

With Dahyun recently being called out for skipping an advertisement featuring Lisa's solo single, 'Lalisa' during one of her live streams, Blackpink fans started harassing Dahyun on Instagram. However, TWICE fans did not take the high road and started terrorizing Lisa on Instagram. Looks like Lisa's fans don't like a taste of their own medicine as they took to YouTube to clarify the allegations made against Lisa over the silly and absurd issue.

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After the chaotic back and forth between Lisa and Dahyun fans, Onces started claiming that YG Entertainment was buying YouTube views for Lisa's single and that was the reason why it got so many views. In order to defend Lisa, a Blackpink fan took to Team YouTube's Twitter handle to ask them about the purchase of ads. The conversation between Twitter and the fan did not prove much but Blinks took that as their victory.

However, TWICE fans had other things to say. One fan said, "She can skip the ads if she wants to. What's the deal skipping Lisa's song?? tf "we're the best fandom" yet one of the most toxic ones." Another fan said, "The blinks attacking dh need some serious reading comprehension. This is saying youtubers can control ads played before/during/after their videos. dahyun did nothing." One more fan said, "This just proves how dumb blinks are. No reading comprehension whatsoever, they just roll with what their co-fandom says. It doesnt say anything about who can only create ads, it says here what they can do with the ad that they are provided with. Do yall even go to school?"

'Y'all should apologize to Dahyun'

Fans of TWICE are not having it as they call out Blinks to apologize to Dahyun as it was the Blackpink fans who started the cyberbullying. One Blackpink fan said, "Blackpink deserves the BIGGEST apologies from Army, Onces, and YG." Another fan responded, "NEVER! THEY CAN KISS OUR A**ESS FOR WHAT Y'ALL DID TO DAHYUN, NOT YOU GUYS TRYING TO FORCE HER TO APOLOGISE TO LISA, then MAKE THAT SHIT A WHOLE HASHTAG, FOR SKIPPING AN AD THEN ASKING FOR ANOTHER APOLOGY!, GURL BYEE Y'ALL DOIN TO MUCHH, we laughing and cackling NOWWW." Another fan said, "I want them to kneel and apologise to dahyun, to twice, to onces, to bts and army. Are they fr."

One more fan said, "How does it feel that your fave are being disappointed at you right now because of your toxicity? I feel bad for BP cause of their fans like you. you guys are making a big deal out of this. BP deserves much better fans and y’all should apologise to dahyun." One fan said, "I'm a blink so i will apologize about toxic blink hating Dahyun for skipping BP ad lol. Dahyun doesn't deserve this. But i hope you once fandom understand that not all blinks hating her tysm." Another fan responded, "Your apology isn't the one we need but to those who hated dahyun, but thank you for apologizing to dahyun, but please tell your co blinks(toxic) to educate themselves and touch grass."

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