Choi Yena's new song title sparks intense controversy! Korean netizens' reactions are divided, with some finding it unappealing.

Former member of the disbanded girl group IZ*ONE, Choi Yena, recently released her second single titled "HATE XX". However, the song's title has sparked polarising controversy among netizens, drawing attention from the public.

On the 27th at 6 p.m., Choi Yena released her second single, "HATE XX". Following her first single, "Love War," released in January this year, "HATE XX" marks her comeback after a 5-month hiatus.

The title of the song "Hate Rodrigo" is inspired by Olivia Rodrigo, a popular overseas pop singer who is active during the same period. The lyrics reflect the singer's conflicting feelings of both admiration and jealousy towards, Rodrigo, the person that she admire.

Unfortunately, the title of the lead song, "Hate Rodrigo," has sparked controversy among netizens. They believe that the name bears a resemblance to the popular singer Olivia Rodrigo. Although the song does not mention the full name, the association with the term "hate" has been perceived as disrespectful and impolite.