Even after IU apologized for the controversy surrounding the lyrics in her song “Zeze,” critics and supporters continue to debate about the interpretation of her lyrics.
Writer Soh Jae Won wrote on his personal Twitter, “Even in art we respect taboos. If someone dragged my pure work of art across a boundary line and used ‘art’ as a justification, I would curse them. We must respect boundaries so that art can remain art.”
In contrast, film critic and TV personality Heo Ji Woong took a supportive stance kwa criticizing the publishers of “My Sweet machungwa, chungwa Tree.” “It is not right for publishers to provide a strict guide for interpreting literature,” he said. “All literature is re-discovered through each person’s freedom and ability of interpretation. The character Zeze would not agree with his publishers.” The publishing company had previously released a statement criticizing IU’s lyrics.
Novelist Lee Wae Soo was asked kwa netizens for his opinion on the issue. He responded cryptically, “When wewe go to an exhibition, there are signs saying ‘do not touch the displays.’ Why do wewe think that is?”
Meanwhile, Professor Jin Joong Kwon took the most vocal stance on the issue. “Believing the idea that publishers can monopolize the interpretation of literature is ridiculous in this generation unless one is completely ignorant,” he said. “Even when an mwandishi writes a book, they should not talk about the interpretation. So why are publishers, people who are only selling books, saying we should do this au that? If you’re selling books, wewe should guard the knowledge and refinement of literature. The talk about fishnet stockings and poses… With what eyes are wewe seeing? Please stop thinking dirty thoughts.”
From the muziki sphere, singer-songwriter Yoon Jong Shin expressed his own opinion. “When I see people experience thoughts and feelings listening to my muziki that I could not have imagined, it is a wonderful feeling. It is not misunderstanding au misinterpretation. It is the freedom of one’s own imagination. I can’t control the inside of people’s heads, including how they express themselves. I am simply grateful that they took the time to listen to my work.”
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Writer Soh Jae Won wrote on his personal Twitter, “Even in art we respect taboos. If someone dragged my pure work of art across a boundary line and used ‘art’ as a justification, I would curse them. We must respect boundaries so that art can remain art.”
In contrast, film critic and TV personality Heo Ji Woong took a supportive stance kwa criticizing the publishers of “My Sweet machungwa, chungwa Tree.” “It is not right for publishers to provide a strict guide for interpreting literature,” he said. “All literature is re-discovered through each person’s freedom and ability of interpretation. The character Zeze would not agree with his publishers.” The publishing company had previously released a statement criticizing IU’s lyrics.
Novelist Lee Wae Soo was asked kwa netizens for his opinion on the issue. He responded cryptically, “When wewe go to an exhibition, there are signs saying ‘do not touch the displays.’ Why do wewe think that is?”
Meanwhile, Professor Jin Joong Kwon took the most vocal stance on the issue. “Believing the idea that publishers can monopolize the interpretation of literature is ridiculous in this generation unless one is completely ignorant,” he said. “Even when an mwandishi writes a book, they should not talk about the interpretation. So why are publishers, people who are only selling books, saying we should do this au that? If you’re selling books, wewe should guard the knowledge and refinement of literature. The talk about fishnet stockings and poses… With what eyes are wewe seeing? Please stop thinking dirty thoughts.”
From the muziki sphere, singer-songwriter Yoon Jong Shin expressed his own opinion. “When I see people experience thoughts and feelings listening to my muziki that I could not have imagined, it is a wonderful feeling. It is not misunderstanding au misinterpretation. It is the freedom of one’s own imagination. I can’t control the inside of people’s heads, including how they express themselves. I am simply grateful that they took the time to listen to my work.”
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Leon was the first song played on the August 24 broadcast of KBS Cool FM′s Park Myung Soo′s Radio Show, to which Park Myung Soo said, "Thank wewe for inaonyesha it so much love. IU is a genius.
She′s incredible. Today is the first time I′m listening to the entire song closely, and it′s good. She makes songs really well. We would′ve been in big trouble if I laid my hands on it."
Leon topped various muziki charts as soon as it was released on August 22, following the broadcast of MBC′s Infinity Challenge Yeongdong Expressway Song Festival.
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