Rapper Matt Proxy Doubles Down on CORTIS Criticism

US-based rapper Matt Proxy has reaffirmed his criticism of CORTIS and the broader K-Pop industry through a series of Instagram stories. The posts followed backlash after he shaded the group on social media.

The incident began when CORTIS member Martin recommended one of Proxy's songs to fans. Proxy responded by criticizing the group's music, prompting fans to call out his behavior.

In follow-up Instagram stories, Proxy stated that K-Pop rips off Black art, is highly manufactured, and imposes absurd standards on artists. He also posted "I mog CORTIS" and updated his profile photo to an image of Stray Kids member Hyunjin wearing an afro-style wig and red lip prop. Another story showed Bangchan in cornrows, which Proxy used to highlight cultural appropriation.

Netizen reactions remain divided, with some supporting Proxy's points on the industry while others questioned the consistency of his stance given past controversies.

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