RIIZEne One clarifies 'scary' controversy: "I was surprised by the news report"

Won-i of the group Recenne expressed her feelings regarding the ″Musupno″ remark. In a pre-release video of ″Don Seontae″ on the YouTube channel ″Kebaksu Original,″ released on the 29th, Won-i and Minami appeared and had a conversation with Kim Seontae. In the video, Kim Seontae asked Won-i about the recently controversial ″Musupno″ remark. Won-i said she only imagined appearing on a YouTube music broadcast, but it was scary to suddenly be featured in the news. She added, ″Since then, I felt I needed to be more careful with every word I say.″ She also said, ″Even if I didn’t mean it that way, I thought some people might interpret it differently,″ explaining that it was a phrase she usually used but felt embarrassed. Won-i added, ″’No’ is actually often used as an exclamation.″ Kim Seontae acknowledged the difference in perspectives but comforted her by saying the controversy was excessive. When he asked, ″Has anyone said this is ’viral’?″ Won-i said she was worried that the news coverage might affect the group. Earlier, on her YouTube channel, when the PD said, ″There was a rattling sound here. What is it, Musupno?″ Won-i replied, ″Musupno. Even the lighting is scary.″ Later, the expression ″No″ became controversial because it was used in the far-right community Ilbe (Ilgan Best Storage) to disparage the late President Roh Moo-hyun.