Agency Of Girl Group With Several Underage Members Under Fire For Song About Alcohol, Lyrics Shock Fans

The agency of girl group Young Posse has come under fire after many netizens discovered the lyrics of one of the group’s newest songs!

Recently, Young Posse released a new album, and one of its side tracks has gained a lot of attention for its lyrics, which many deemed problematic. The song named Soju talks in detail about drinking, loving to drink, suggestive 18+ lyrics, and more.

This caught the attention of netizens, considering that two of the group’s members are underage (17 and 15), with one being only 15 years old. Many expressed their shock that the label made the idols sing about drinking alcohol as minors.

Some of the lyrics reads, “ Grrr, cocktail, brr. I’m the one you knew, bark woof. Chug it all, chug it all. Shake it, my fatty, drop your panties, chug my party. Shawty like it greasy, I’m not gang, gang, gang.”

More lyrics say, “Feeling woozy.. Why do you keep being silly? One drink, another drink, I’m dizzy, it’s okay. Don’t worry, it’s not a blackout. Focus up, or maybe I won’t? Soju, click. Like it’s my first time, I’m sulky again, drunk on dew. Stop spinning, I might die here. If you try it, you won’t last, ah. No adults to warn you, so just go (Go)”

And, “Highball, whiskey, tequila. Taking sips out of curiosity. No devotion at the pub.”

The lyrics have made several fans uncomfortable, and they are demanding that the label respond to the criticism aimed at the lyrics.

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