B1A4's Baro is under fire for his attitude on the July 4th episode of JTBC's 'Please Take Care of My Refrigerator'.
Baro and Tak Jae Hoon were the featured guests on the show, which revolves around chefs competing and cooking with ingredients from celebrities' refrigerators. The B1A4 member was very honest about his picky eating habits. As one chef was making something fried for Baro, he spoke up, saying, "I don't like crunchy textures. I like soggy." Tak Jae Hoon commented, "For a young person, you're hard to please."
When the dishes were completed and placed in front of Baro, he picked up a piece of food and teased Tak Jae Hoon with it. Some viewers found this disrespectful as Tak Jae Hoon is 24 years older than the idol star.
A PD from 'Please Take Care of My Refrigerator' stated on July 5, "Baro was very clear to the chefs about his tastes. There was no one uncomfortable with this on set. The chefs didn't think Baro's words were too much either. The filming was harmonious. If some viewers were uncomfortable with how precise he was about his personal tastes, then we think that's the fault of the producers. We did not think he would be seen in that manner and would have given it more thought before filming. We're disappointed there was this response."
What are your thoughts on this supposed controversy?
Baro and Tak Jae Hoon were the featured guests on the show, which revolves around chefs competing and cooking with ingredients from celebrities' refrigerators. The B1A4 member was very honest about his picky eating habits. As one chef was making something fried for Baro, he spoke up, saying, "I don't like crunchy textures. I like soggy." Tak Jae Hoon commented, "For a young person, you're hard to please."
When the dishes were completed and placed in front of Baro, he picked up a piece of food and teased Tak Jae Hoon with it. Some viewers found this disrespectful as Tak Jae Hoon is 24 years older than the idol star.
A PD from 'Please Take Care of My Refrigerator' stated on July 5, "Baro was very clear to the chefs about his tastes. There was no one uncomfortable with this on set. The chefs didn't think Baro's words were too much either. The filming was harmonious. If some viewers were uncomfortable with how precise he was about his personal tastes, then we think that's the fault of the producers. We did not think he would be seen in that manner and would have given it more thought before filming. We're disappointed there was this response."
What are your thoughts on this supposed controversy?
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