Removal of the Banning of Mirotic in South Korea

To:  South Korean Government

Fellow supporters of D.B.S.K (T.V.X.Q, Tohoshinki, 동방신기, 東方神起), as you have probably heard, Mirotic (주문) has been banned from being played before 10PM in South Korean broadcasting. Don't you think that it is stupid that such a beautiful song got banned because of its "meaning"? The South Korean government claimed that the meaning of Mirotic was highly inappropriate and unsuitable for people under 19 years old. SM Entertainment had already told the South Korean government the meaning of the song, before releasing it. Surely, we can not put up with this, being that D.B.S.K put so much effort into it. We as fans and lovers and supporters (whatever you want to call yourself) of D.B.S.K should not just let this happen. We need the world (mainly South Korea) to know that we can not accept this. D.B.S.K then had to release a "clean" version of Mirotic, in which the lyrics were changed to "I got you, under my sky". That is unfair! That is highly unfair! We will fight and even if we don't succeed at least our voices will be heard. Thank you for supporting D.B.S.K! Your voices will be heard!

Sincerely,

The Undersigned

The Removal of the Banning of Mirotic in South Korea Petition to South Korean Government was created by Fans of D.B.S.K and written by Daniel Ivan Lin (thesorrowoflife@yahoo.com).  This petition is hosted here at www.PetitionOnline.com as a public service. There is no endorsement of this petition, express or implied, by Artifice, Inc. or our sponsors. For technical support please use our simple Petition Help form.