BAE173’s 'What's Wrong' MV faces heavy criticism over unprofessional production

BAE173’s music video for their remake of T-ara's hit song 'What's Wrong' is facing heavy criticisms from fans and viewers for its poor and unprofessional production quality.

The backlash centers on highly visible errors within the final cut of the music video, including scenes where members made obvious choreography mistakes and displayed shocked expressions that were clearly not intended for the final public release.

Members of BAE173 have personally addressed the controversy in messages shared via the private messaging service Bubble and during recent livestreams, the members expressed their surprise and disappointment, stating that the company used what they identified as B-cuts and "marking videos" in the final version of the MV. 

Even more concerning, the members confirmed that they had previously pointed out the mistakes and asked the company to correct them, and were shock to discover that the draft version, with all the issues they flagged, was the one published.

The music video was initially uploaded on October 3 at 6 PM. It was subsequently taken down and reuploaded. However, the re-edited version only appeared to make a hasty correction with sloppy edits by a simple zoom-in to crop the error out.

The controversy has sparked a debate among fans regarding the company's handling of the group's content and professionalism in production.

Check out the full MV below and let us know what you think.

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