The career choice should only be scrutinized if actors or actresses or forced into it. While the porn industry is often frowned upon, those in the industry have a career just like anyone else. The fact that the girls are JAV actresses shouldn’t even be news. JAV careers aside, even if Honey Popcorn were former nuns or bunny trainers, they would still be picked apart by K-Netz because it’s an unfortunate part of idol culture. Regardless of if the girls are porn stars or not, K-Netz are no strangers to harassing idols, even over something as minor as an idol reading a feminist novel or constantly criticizing someone’s weight. In one remark, Netizens hypocritically pointed out how Honey Popcorn’s debut will lead to virtual harassment. Fans’ protests include reasons like K-Pop’s direct influences on youth such as encouraging donations and visiting friends and family, so having “former AV stars” debuting may encourage young Koreans to join the porn industry.
K-Pop fans have protested the group’s debut, even causing Kyun Create to cancel Honey Popcorn’s debut showcase on March 14, 2018. However, this doesn’t stop the sexualization of idols in an attempt to attract young women and uncle fans willing to spend the money, but this, apparently, is okay. However, the porn aspect is problematic in Korea where porn is illegal. Porn isn’t the only industry the girls were involved in as they do have singing and idol backgrounds. Miko Matsuda ( Okada Risako) is a former member of NMB48 Kenkyuusei (another AKB48 sister group), while Moko Sakura ( Ito Yuu) is a former member of Bakusute Sotokanda Icchome. While it should be noted that Yua Mikami ( Momona Kitō) is an award-winning porn actress (she has two DMM Adult Awards and one Adult Broadcasting Award), she is also a former member of SKE48 (a sister group of AKB48) and a current second-generation member of the AV idol group Ebisu Muscats. The trio, who are under the Kyun Create label, are Japanese Adult Video (JAV) stars, which is what people focus on more than the members’ other career notes. The all-Japanese member group, comprised of members Yua Mikami, Miko Matsuda, and Moko Sakura already have Netizens and international K-Pop fans talking, but not in a good way. A new female K-Pop trio, Honey Popcorn, debuted Mawith their mini album Bibidi Babidi Boo.
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