A Ban of Broadcast was Made by KBS Regarding Park Ji Yoon's Music Video "Beep"

KBS continues to ban videos that are not in the standards. TV station, KBS got on with banning music videos considered unfit for broadcast. On February 20, KBS issued a statement with the results of this week's meeting with regards to music videos that did not meet the censorship criteria.

Feb 21, 2014 09:28 PM GMT

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TV station, KBS got on with banning music videos considered unfit for broadcast.

On February 20, KBS issued a statement with the results of this week's meeting with regards to music videos that did not meet the censorship criteria. The three videos that failed to meet KBS' standards, and were thus labelled unsuitable for broadcast, are Park Ji Yoon's "Beep," Brown Eyed Soul's "Pass Me By," and M.O.A's "I Will Call You."

Meanwhile, Mystic89, Park Ji Yoon's agency, revealed their stand on the issue to Sports Seoul, "We have heard the news and are aware of it. After holding an internal meeting, we decided to first re-edit the video and then request a deliberation."

Because of the "excessive" ending credits of "Beep," the video was considered unfit for broadcast by KBS. All of the staff members and celebrities that joined in producing the video are listed at the end of the video, but to meet KBS' requirements, Park Ji Yoon's agency decided to edit the ending credits.

This not the first time that a video was banned due to too much credits. In 2012, Ulala Session's "Beautiful Night" was believed unfit for broadcast for the same reason.

Recently, KBS announced their decision to ban Ga In's "Fxxk You" and Tae Jin Ah's version of Rain's"La Song" among others.

TagㆍPark Ji Yoon