Civilians Yell at RIIZE members for 'Cutting Lines' at Packed Incheon International Airport

Civilians yelled at the boy group RIIZE as they made their way through the terminal for their flight to Tokyo, Japan.

Currently, travelers are experiencing increased crowds, especially for overseas travel, with many people seeing long waits of up to two to three hours to enter the gates of Incheon International Airport.

RIIZE arrived on the morning of January 17 through the airport to depart for Tokyo, Japan, surrounded by security clad in black, as well as a mob of frenzied fans.

When the group's security guards led RIIZE to the gates, further chaos ensued as civilians waiting in line to enter the gates began complaining.

In a video captured by Dispatch, one civilian even raised his voice and accused the members of RIIZE of "cutting", shouting, "Get in the back of the line!"

The incident has now sparked a debate once again about whether celebrities should receive "preferential treatment" during flights.