KATSEYE, a rising girl group, has revealed they have received numerous death threats and online hate since their debut in 2024, which they find heavy and jarring despite understanding it's part of fame. The group emphasizes their humanity and the support they give each other amid their rapid rise, including a Grammy nomination and chart success.
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The girl group Katseye reports receiving thousands of online death threats and harassment, including a report to ICE against member Lara Raj, highlighting the darker side of fame and online toxicity despite their recent success and diversity in the industry.
KATSEYE, Hybe's first Korean-American global girl group, has gained international fame for their talent and diversity but faces serious challenges including death threats, racial slurs, and online misogyny, highlighting the darker side of fame. Despite these hardships, they promote cultural pride and resilience, inspiring young girls worldwide.
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