{"id":88315,"date":"2023-10-02T13:23:04","date_gmt":"2023-10-02T20:23:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.musicmundial.com\/en\/?p=88315"},"modified":"2023-10-02T14:37:31","modified_gmt":"2023-10-02T21:37:31","slug":"jungkooks-song-3d-featuring-jack-harlow-is-censored-in-south-korea","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.musicmundial.com\/en\/jungkooks-song-3d-featuring-jack-harlow-is-censored-in-south-korea\/","title":{"rendered":"Jungkook’s song “3D” featuring Jack Harlow is censored in South Korea"},"content":{"rendered":"

Several Korean music<\/strong> streaming<\/strong> platforms<\/strong> have censored some lyrics of the new collaboration between Jungkook and Jack Harlow.<\/p>\n

“3D<\/strong>,” the new song of BTS<\/strong>‘ Jungkook<\/strong> alongside rapper Jack Harlow, made its debut, accompanied by a surprising music video with an unexpected plot. However, what caught fans’ attention the most was the censorship of some of the lyrics on Korean music websites.<\/p>\n

While YouTube<\/strong> and normal lyric sites did not feature any censorship, Korean music streaming sites such as MelOn<\/strong> and Genie<\/strong> chose to edit out certain parts of the song’s lyrics.<\/p>\n

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The funny thing is that the censorship seemed to focus mainly on Jack Harlow’s lyrics, which left fans<\/strong> with a surprise. However, not all of the censored<\/strong> lyrics were explicit or inappropriate, they offered a twist to the listening experience.<\/p>\n

One fan’s reaction to discovering the censorship went viral, and ARMYs<\/strong> (BTS fans) couldn’t help but joke about how the censorship made the lyrics<\/strong> seem more risqu\u00e9 than they actually were, especially to Western fans.<\/p>\n

While censorship in lyrics may seem surprising to some, the unique nature of the collaboration<\/strong> between Jungkook and Jack Harlow<\/strong> has led to an interesting conversation about cultural differences in the perception of lyrics.<\/p>\n

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While to some Western<\/strong> fans the censorship seems mild, to others it is a reminder of the diversity<\/strong> of musical styles and cultural sensibilities in the music world.<\/p>\n

Undoubtedly Korean culture is really conservative and even more so for K-pop idols, so Jungkook of BTS is breaking paradigms in that situation as both “SEVEN<\/strong>” ft. Latto<\/strong> and “3D” ft. Jack Harlow are really explicit for the Asian country.<\/p>\n