KimTaeRi And Her Agency Apologize Following Criticisms Regarding Her Request To Fans For Translations
Earlier this week, Kim Tae Ri made an Instagram post announcing that English subtitles had finally been uploaded to Episode 3 of her “So This Is The Place?” YouTube series a year after its release. In the post, she explained that since viewers were from so many different countries, she was brainstorming ways to quickly get subtitles up for the fourth and final episode. To do so, Kim Tae Ri proposed a volunteer project for fans who would be willing and able to provide translations quickly.
Shortly after, Kim Tae Ri and her agency management mmm shared separate English statements on Instagram to apologize for the incident. Read their statements below:Above all, I’m sorry for the trouble I have caused. I’d like to express my apologies to everyone I made feel uncomfortable. As I was worried that this might cause further discomfort to many people, I was cautious and delayed in addressing this issue. I am writing this to convey my apologies to those who may be disappointed in me.
Since the video was released, fans from various countries, not just English-speaking ones, have requested subtitles in their own languages. Seeing the different languages under the video made me think about how great it would be if they could enjoy the video with subtitles in their own language. But because I was so focused on the idea of completing something meaningful with my fans, I failed to approach the most important issue with caution. Clearly, I fell short.
I realize that a sincere apology is more important than anything else. I sent an apology email to everyone who so kindly offered to help with the translation work.We’d like to express our official position on the “So This Is The Place?” subtitle translations.
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