4th-Gen Female Idol Breaks Out The Classic Elementary School Comeback To Clap Back At A Hater

While K-Pop idols are loved by fans worldwide, any sort of fame brings with it haters who aren’t afraid to send hurtful comments, especially from behind their computers. With this, a fourth-generation female idol went viral for hitting back at a hate comment in the best way, the elementary school way, and it’s none other than PURPLE KISS member Swan.

Purple Kiss’ Swan | @purplekiss_official/Instagram 

Since debuting, Swan has wowed netizens with her unreal talent and visuals. Despite being the youngest, Swan showcased her skills by writing the group’s debut song, “Ponzona,” and also making her solo debut.

Yet, the idol gained attention for hitting back at a hate comment during a live broadcast. Swan had held a live broadcast for fans on Weverse, and it wasn’t surprising that netizens couldn’t stop gushing over her visuals and charm.

Sadly, like all artists, Swan was subjected to hate comments in the chat, and while others might ignore it, the young idol made a point to read it out as she saw someone type, “You are so ugly.”

Yet, Swan didn’t miss a beat as she quickly responded in English, “You too, maybe you’re the more [ugly].”

That would’ve been enough to gain praise, but Swan continued to address the hate comment she had read. Not only did Swan strictly shut down the person by explaining, “Don’t say the bad word to me.”

But she emphasized that she went live for fans, adding, “I want to talk with plorys (Purple Kiss’ fans) only, not you.”

When the video was posted on TikTok, it quickly amassed over 400,000 views…

THAT’S MY GIRL!!!! #swan #수안 #スアン #fyp

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And the comments were full of netizens praising the idol for her response. Whether they knew Swan or not, they praised the young idol’s blunt and sassy response, with many even saying how they want to stan now.

While many idols shy away from addressing hate comments, netizens believe more should be confident to hit back at haters if possible. Despite being so young (and the youngest debuted idol at RBW), Swan responded with class but was also firm.