DJ Soda was forced to take off his pants at the US airport because of the offensive text

What to wear to the airport will probably make many people consider because DJ Soda Recently had an unpleasant experience.

Specifically, the sexiest female DJ in Korea took a flight from New York to Los Angeles on April 26, business class. However, when she got to the door of the plane, she was told by a flight attendant that her pants had offensive content, so she had to change her pants and take another flight.

DJ Soda was upset because he was kicked out of the plane, forced to change his pants in front of others.

The female DJ’s manager made arrangements, but if she doesn’t change her pants, she won’t fly anymore!

Then she had to turn her pants inside out so she could continue her journey.

The female DJ confirmed that if she changed flights, she would not be able to tour in time, so the flight attendant asked to “take off your pants immediately”. Because she had no other choice, she had to take off her pants right in front of the flight attendants and turn them upside down to wear them to get on the plane.

DJ Soda shared on Instagram: “This is the first time I’ve been kicked off a plane in eight years of touring. It’s hard to believe this is happening in America, a country that respects individual freedom“.

It is known that this swearing-printed pants are from a sponsor brand, so she wore it throughout the tour.

The incident of DJ Soda caused controversy among netizens. The other side said that for a girl, this is unacceptable behavior and even advised her to “sue the airline”. The brand that sponsored the outfit for DJ Soda later also retweeted her post and expressed its frustration with the US airline. The other side thinks that swear words are not good for propaganda like that.

DJ Soda

DJ Soda real name Hwang So Hee, under Highline Entertainment. After many years in the profession, Soda is highly regarded, having won the 2019 Korean Hallyu Wave Award and was rated by DJane Top 100 as the number one DJ in Asia, from 2018 to 2021.

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According to Vietnamnet