f(x)'s "Red Light" Gets an Approval From KBS for Broadcast!

Finally, the new single of f(x) gets a green light for broadcast It seems that it is a green light for f(x) as TV network KBS allows them for the broadcast of the group’s latest release, “Red Light.

Jul 3, 2014 04:41 PM BST

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It seems that it is a green light for f(x) as TV network KBS allows them for the broadcast of the group’s latest release, “Red Light.”

Recently, KBS announced that “Red Light” was unfit for broadcast due to the word “caterpillar” which was in the lyrics. It explained that “caterpillar” could be read as the brand name of the famous heavy equipment manufacturing company known as Caterpillar.

In line with this, SM Entertainment changed “caterpillar” with the Korean word for a caterpillar tractor, “mu-han-gwe-do,” (it can also mean “unlimited orbit”) and resubmitted it to KBS. With the modification, “Red Light” passed KBS’ censorship, and is now is go for broadcast.

Meanwhile, f(x) released their highly anticipated music video for “Red Light” today, which you can view here. f(x) holds their first comeback stage today on “M!Countdown,” and the full album drops “July 7.

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