The company listened and changed the parts with the vocals. The backlash was so intense, the Korean-Muslim Federation issued a statement concerning the song, saying that Muslims find the song offensive and that they demand the artist to change the lyrics to something more appropriate. 'MTBD', also known as 'Mental Breakdown', received backlash due to the vocals in the verses singing lines from the Quran.

Don't wear sparkly things, because it might get on my clothes.' The members themselves have agreed that the song itself is trash and that at the time of its release, they were all teenagers who had no idea what the lyrics meant.ĪLSO READ: Teen Top Reveal How They Really Feel About Their Song 'No More Perfume On You' 3. The song talks about a boyfriend cheating on his lady with another girl! Some of the problematic lines include, 'Don't wear perfume, my girlfriend might find out.

The song sounds bright and bubbly, but it has problematic lyrics. Why? For the line, 'I've got you under my skin.' The line was deemed too sexual for youth at the time, and SM Entertainment had to release a new music video with a changed lyrics, 'I've got you under my sky.' 2. 'Mirotic' was considered too sexual at the time of its release.

Here are eight K-pop songs that were, and some still are, considered controversial. While K-pop usually has a squeaky clean image, with no cursing and innocent lyrics, not all songs fit into that mold.

Kpop songs about trust issues