Ravi Releases Edited ‘Bomb’ MV After Apologizing To Fans For ‘Objectifying Women’ On The Track’s Original MV
Ravi released an 'edited' version of his 'Bomb' MV on YouTube after being criticized for 'objectifying women' in the track's original MV which was previously uploaded to the 'V' app.
Ravi's first ever solo mini-album got the rapper under fire for presenting women in a rather not nice perspective. In the MV of his track 'Bomb', Ravi could be seen sitting on a couch while being surrounded by women who were clad in their skimpy underwear. Netizens didn't like that particular scene as they believe the rapper was trying to 'objectify women' by showing them off like trophies. Fans weren't very happy with what they saw and ended up criticizing the rapper.
Ravi immediately released a statement to apologize for the incident. He said he's sorry he didn't realize right away how the message of his 'Bomb' MV would come out. He also promised to be careful next time as to avoid the same issue from happening again.
"Hello, this is Ravi. I checked that there was the controversy of objectifying and degrading women around a scene in the MV of my title song 'Bomb'. I reflect on my actions that I did not realize this could cause a disturbance. I apologize sincerely to those who were bothered. I will be more careful in the future, and work and think about how to make good music and songs. I'm sorry," the rapper tweeted as to formally say sorry to fans.
After apologizing to fans because of the misunderstanding, they have immediately edited out the controversial scene from his MV and uploaded the edited version of 'Bomb' MV on YouTube. The original video on 'V' app was also deleted so fans can now only watch the new version of the video.
