6 idols made embarrassing spelling mistakes that made them delete their posts

Even though the words/sentences these idols misspelled are often used by first graders. But 99% of users don’t know how to use it properly. However, idols always have to keep their image shining and flawless, especially spelling mistakes that can ruin their image. That’s why idols’ posts are always few or dependent on emoji.

Jenny is known as the BLACKPINK group’s “Sacred Foreign Language” when using up to 3 languages ​​fluently including English, Korean and Japanese. Although she was born in Korea, but thanks to the time she studied in New Zealand when she was young, Jenny can speak English comfortably like her compatriots. However, at one point, netizens revealed that the BLACKPINK member had two misspellings in a short post on IG.

At one time she wrote: “Thank you for shairng your intelligence and generosity with the world, it truely is a legend. We will remember and appreciate your koa existence forever.” (Roughly translated: Thank you for bringing the wisdom and generosity of his coming into this world, and the more talented you will remember and appreciate for your existence forever.

However, she misspelled the word “sharing” by using “shairng” instead. and “truly” as “truely”. Realizing the error, Jenny quickly deleted the post and corrected it. BLACKPINK still receives a lot of criticism from netizens, because they think that they are too careless and have a disrespectful attitude towards the deceased.

Besides, many fans have also defended idols, explaining that idols can also misspellings, especially in emotional moments like Jennie’s case.

TWICE girl group member Chae Young has also received many criticisms for incorrectly using all basic English words. Specifically, when She posted a  blog, instead of typing ‘first’, She accidentally typed it in as ‘first’.

At an event to display a self-drawn picture on her personal IG. Chae Young was also mocked by the Antifans when she misspelled the word “Black Hole”. And she wrote “Black Hall”.

Even Nayeon of TWICE once advised Chae Young to sharpen his foreign language skills when he entered high school. After several times of ridicule and humiliation, Chae Young was determined to “refresh” this language on the spot. In fact, netizens often came across Chae Young as she was walking down the street with a book in hand to teach English. It’s commendable for this idol’s learning spirit.

When they first debuted, and the group started to gain international attention, EXO’s interface had difficulty communicating with international fans due to the poor English level of some of the members, including Chanyeol.

And in fact, fans have been “five times seven” for misspellings when using this language, but they’re all fundamental! Specifically, he misspelled “delight” as “delite”, “rhythm” as “rythem”, and “Christmas Day” was misspelled as ” Chris mas day” .

Chorong APINK and Yugyeom GOT7 misspelled the phrase “Pray for paris”, which spread among the stars and on social media against the backdrop of the terrorist attacks that took place in Paris 2015. But Chorung and Yugyeom wrote “Play for Paris.” Of course, their fans were surprised because the meaning of the sentence changed negatively. If Yugyeom GOT7 rushed to correct a misspelling. Chorung also had to post an explanation directly to the fancafe, with an apology attached to the fans.

RM is best known as a man with a “genius mind” with an average IQ of 148, not much separated from the great scientist Einstein. Only with the ability to self-study English, the handsome man also made a lot of admiration when he scored 915 TOIEC scores. He was always BTS’s translator while participating in international TV shows.

However, recently, ARMY had a chance to laugh when RM misspelled the famous brand name “Louis Vuitton” as “Louis Vuittion.” It is worth noting that BTS is currently the brand ambassador for Louis Vuitton, and as soon as he realized the error, he deleted this story completely!

What do you think to do you think idols were careless?