4minute's Track "Come In" has been Reported to be Unsuitable for SBS Broadcast

Just days before their comeback, 4minute's new track has been said to be unsuitable for broadcast

Mar 14, 2014 01:57 PM GMT

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4minute's new track, "Come In" has been reported to be unsuitable for broadcast in the broadcast channel SBS.

"Come In" is a duet song by HyunA and Gayoon, which expresses a woman's straightforward feelings for a man. It has reported that the song has been deemed too provocative for broadcast because of its sensual lyrics by SBS, while It has made it for MBC broadcast.

A representative of Cube Entertainment told Star News on March 14, "We took into consideration each part of the new title track and follow-up tracks but the SBS broadcast judging panel deemed 'Come In' as unsuitable for broadcast."

"We think it's because the lyrics were mature... In the agency's perspective, we think it is a metaphorical expression but everyone thinks differently... We received the approval from MBC and we are currently waiting for KBS' decision."

According to the flow of K-pop these days, we didn't think 'Come In' wasn't crossing the line so much, so we took that into consideration... We will not make any adjustments," implying that they have no plans in changing the lyrics of the song.

4minute is set to make their comeback with their 5th mini album '4minute World' on March 17.

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