Boy Band Gone Bad: From Pop Hits to HR Fails
Kenshin Kamimura, formerly of boy band ONE N' ONLY, made headlines this year—not for his tunes, but for harassing a woman working as his interpreter at a restaurant. Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where 'boy band' means 'boy can't behave'? Based on reports, this "harassed" incident wasn’t a remix, but a remix disaster, reminding us all that not every backstage story ends with applause. "He harassed a woman who worked as his interpreter," the article noted, proving once again, some people can nail a bad note even offstage.
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(1 of 3)So let me get this straight: a boy band member treats his interpreter worse than her subtitles treated our comprehension? Would a Grammy for worst behavior be next, or just the legal sequel?
Only Kenshin could turn 'Lost in Translation' into 'Lost in Aggression.' When your 'supporting role' ends up needing support, you know the band's off key.
Harassing your interpreter? That's like a chef insulting their oven—clueless and counterproductive. Maybe next time just drop the mic and the harassment.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 8/14/2025 | Author: Unknown
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