Rookie girl group Baby Don't Cry has come under fire for the teaser to their debut MV. The agency has issued an official apology and announced plans to remove the controversial scenes.

🚫 Controversy Sparks Over Debut Teaser for 'F Girl'

On June 22, P NATION stated via social media, "We are aware of the concerns and controversy surrounding the teaser for Baby Don't Cry's debut title track F Girl."

The teaser featured provocative imagery—including candy wrappers resembling contraceptive packaging and cherry juice spilled on a rug shaped like feminine hygiene products. The visuals raised red flags, particularly due to the presence of underage members.

🙏 Agency Issues Formal Apology

"We sincerely apologize to anyone who felt discomfort or concern because of the teaser," the agency expressed.

📢 Clarifying the Message Behind 'F Girl'

According to P NATION, F Girl is about embracing one's true self. "The teaser scenes were meant to be rebellious yet playful," they explained. "However, to avoid any misunderstandings or further controversy, we've decided to remove those scenes from the final version."

🔧 Cherry Symbolism and Creative Intentions

The agency clarified that the use of cherries was never meant to imply anything negative. "We chose cherries as a symbol because they're small yet bold—just like our members. The imagery was never intended to be suggestive," they emphasized. "Even global brands use cherries in positive ways."

🛡 Protecting the Members Comes First

"Our members are precious and deserve protection," the statement concluded. "We hope their efforts and passion shine through and that their dreams receive the support they deserve."