Koo had always been self-conscious about his appearance. He had been bullied in the past for being skinny and had always struggled with body image issues. So, when he saw the cruel comments about his appearance on social media, it hit him hard. He felt like all his insecurities were being confirmed and it took a toll on him emotionally.
Tae and the other members of the group were devastated to see their friend going through such a tough time. They knew how much Koo had struggled with body image issues and they didn't want to see him hurt. So, they took to social media to show their support and to stand up against body shaming. They shared messages of positivity and self-love and encouraged their fans to do the same.
Sunoo, a member of the group ENHYPEN, saw their tweets and decided to show his support by retweeting them. His followers saw the tweets and many of them showed their support as well.
Koo was touched by the outpouring of support from his bandmates, other idols, and fans. He realized that he was not alone in this situation and he knew that he had a strong support system. He also knew that he had nothing to be ashamed of and that he was beautiful just the way he was. But the road to self-love and acceptance wasn't easy for him. He had to go through a lot of emotional turmoil, depression, and anxiety. He had to seek therapy to overcome his body image issues but ultimately he succeeded with the help of his bandmates, friends and fans.
The group decided to use their platform to raise awareness about body shaming and the impact it can have on people's mental health. They wanted to break the societal norms of beauty and show that everyone is unique and beautiful in their own way. They started a campaign to spread positive messages about self-love and acceptance, and encouraged their fans to do the same. They also used their music to express their message, writing songs about self-love and acceptance, as well as performing them on various shows and events. They also invited other artists and personalities to join them in their campaign and started to work with mental health organizations to raise awareness and provide support for people who are struggling with body image issues.
Sunoo: @Koo_I_boyland Bravo for standing up against body shaming and spreading positivity. Keep shining, Koo!
Koo: @Sunoo_ENHYPEN Thank you so much, Sunoo! Your support means a lot to me.
Sunoo: @Koo_I_boyland Anytime, Koo. We're all in this together. Let's continue to spread love and acceptance. #bodypositivity
Koo: @Sunoo_ENHYPEN Absolutely! Let's do this! #bodypositivity
Other famous groups like Stray Kids, MONSTA X, and ATEEZ showed their support for the campaign by retweeting the tweets and sharing positive messages about self-love and acceptance. They also joined the group in their performances and events, spreading the message to a wider audience.
4th generation groups like TXT, ITZY, and BVNDIT also showed their support by sharing positive messages and expressing their own experiences with body image issues. They also joined the group in their events and interviews, talking about the importance of self-love and acceptance.
Their campaign was widely covered by media and public praised the group for their efforts. They also received support from mental health organizations, beauty brands and other celebrities for their efforts.
