Seventeen fans are quickly realizing that 'Dynafit Korea' isn't quite used to how to deal with an idol group endorsement model. A week ago, the brand carried out a special raffle event for Seventeen's 'Dynafit Korea' fansign. It turns out, to prove to fans that the raffle winners were selected fairly, the brand's staff took a raffle box to a police station and drew out the names under police surveillance! They even posted photo proof of their visit to a police station in Seoul along with the winner announcement.

Furthermore, Carats are finding this apologetic post by 'Dynafit Korea' staff about the low quality of some endorsement photos shared online, too adorable. 

The staff ended up creating a membership on Seventeen's official fancafe to make the apology post, and wrote, "We could not use high quality photos for the posts we shared today, so it may seem slightly like the the Seventeen members were mosaic-tiled out, so we are posting another photo here (on Seventeen's fancafe)... We are unsure of how to upload file sizes here... the attached file is 1.1 MB."

They continued, "We are aware that the members had a pictorial in a magazine with this photoshoot, so when the magazine is released, you'll be able to obtain better quality photos... But before that, we want the fans to enjoy the photos just a little more and also want to market(?!) even one more cut, so we brought a slightly better quality image." 

According to fans, the Seventeen fancafe username that the 'Dynafit Korea' staff quickly created so they could make the apology post was 'Sedoong Sedoong'.

Fans couldn't help but laugh at the clumsiness of it all, and commented, "Kekeke Cute", "They went to the police kekekeke", "At least they're trying, and not doing weird stuff", "They seem really concerned kekekeke", "Can you imagine how long they debated before choosing 'Sedoong Sedoong' as their nickname kekeke", and more!

What do you think about 'Dynafit Korea's cute clumsiness?