A recent video circulating on Twitter has sparked heated discussions among K-pop fans, claiming that SM Entertainment has restricted its artists from dancing to BTS songs.
The clip shows NCT WISH member Sion at a fan meeting where a fan asked the group to dance to BTS’s “Killin’ It Girl.” He reportedly responded that they wanted to dance too, but due to “SM’s current situation,” they weren’t allowed to.
The clip quickly spread across social media, with fans mocking SM Entertainment and questioning why BTS appears to be singled out. Many criticized the company for acting “insecure” and “bitter,” pointing out that NCT members seemed familiar with the choreography yet could not perform it.
Others noted that SM has not applied this restriction to other HYBE groups, which they believe highlights the company’s specific hostility toward BTS.
The reaction online has been harsh, with fans calling the situation “pathetic” for such a major company. Comments ranged from “Is BTS really feared that much?” to “This shows how much SM hates BTS.”
As of now, SM Entertainment has not issued any statement regarding the viral clip, but the controversy continues to fuel discussion about the rivalry between the two powerhouse companies.
