Russian company allegedly refuses to print images of BTS, says the group “perverts” children
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nme.comBTS, claiming that images of the band would cause children “to become perverts”.According to the Russian Times, the owners of PinkyPop Café, a K-pop-themed establishment in the Russian city of Ekaterinburg, had claimed that they had ordered images of K-pop groups BTS and Stray Kids to be printed as greeting cards, banners and several other merchandise.However, in a series of now-deleted Instagram Stories, the café explained that their order was purportedly turned down by the printing company after the latter saw its contents. “We discussed all the work and details, and placed our first order,” the owners wrote.
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