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BTOB had said that one day they would like their own radio show like Super Junior, called 'Bikira' (a play on words using the first syllable of BTOB, much like what Super Junior did with 'Sukira'). ELFs, who chanced upon this statement, took offense, taking what BTOB said to mean that they will steal Super Junior's spot.
Some of the social media comments left by ELFs went, "Bikira? Why don't you Bikira (another play on words on the Korean verb phrase 'bikida,' which translates roughly into 'get out of the way' in English)," "Honestly, it's offensive. Leave 'Sukira' alone and don't change it around to 'Bikira' or 'Myunkira' or whatever," "What the hell is 'Bikira' kekekekeke, Why don't you move from that spot? How dare you covet [Super Junior's] place?" and, "Is it all over now, heh. Whatever, don't mix yourself with the fans of a group who haven't even won any awards yet. We got class and so do our oppas."
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