A fan has come forward with proof for the people who have accused her/him of making up the controversy surrounding a copy of Wonder Girls' album and Girls' Generation.
Previously, a fan claimed that h/she found a copy of an album Wonder Girls' gifted to Girls' Generation at a used bookstore. Several netizens assumed that Girls' Generation somehow threw away the gift, while some believed that an anti-fan created the whole controversy.
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On June 10, the fan, who claimed to have purchased the album, responded to the accusations, posting a photo of the back of the album. H/She wrote, "Everyone, I'm the person who shared the photo of the album. First, I am sorry for stirring up controversy. I really didn't think it'd be such an issue. I apologize to Girls' Generation, but since a lot of you are accusing me of fraud, and threatened to sue me, I have no option but to share the proof, even though I don't even know if this will be enough as proof or not."
The newly shared photo emphasizes the label on the back, which clearly states, "Not for sale". H/she tried to prove that the album could not have been purchased at a regular store, and is a limited edition that only JYP Entertainment could have had a hold of.
Are you convinced that Girls' Generation actually trashed Wonder Girls' album?
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