ITZY’s Ryujin recently found herself at the center of online debate following her update on Bubble showcasing moments from her trip to Amsterdam, Netherlands. The focus quickly shifted from her cheerful demeanour to an object in her hand, resembling a vape cartridge.

Netizens speculated that the object could be a vape cartridge, particularly drawing comparisons to the “Purple Snow” inhaler from the brand Relx. This sparked concerns among fans about the potential impact of vaping on Ryujin’s vocal health, considering the demands of her singing profession.

The reactions to Ryujin’s alleged vaping were polarized. Many criticized her for what they perceived as negligence towards her responsibilities as an idol. They argued that idols, known for their vocal abilities, should avoid activities like vaping that could harm their voices.

On the other hand, supporters of Ryujin emphasized her right to personal choices as an adult. They pointed out that there are no legal restrictions against vaping and defended her freedom to make decisions.

Interestingly, this incident is not the first time K-pop idols have been linked to vaping. WayV’s Xiaojun and Yangyang were also recently spotted with vaping devices, indicating a broader trend among young celebrities.

The controversy surrounding Ryujin’s photos underscores the ongoing discussions in the K-pop community about idols’ public image and personal behaviours. As fans continue to debate the implications, Ryujin’s response to the situation remains awaited amidst the mixed reactions from netizens.

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