In a surprising turn of events, K-Pop idol Jimin from CLASS:Y has been completely excluded from the graduation yearbook of Hanlim Arts School, igniting a wave of indignation among her fans.
The disappointment was palpable as Jimin took to social media to share her feelings about this glaring omission. She stated that neither her name nor any photographs of her appeared in the yearbook, expressing her frustration openly.
Jimin expressed her feelings candidly, saying, "My graduation album photo was not included, so I’ll be sharing everything myself. It’s quite upsetting for me." She further lamented, "There’s not a single picture of me or even my name in that book." In a light-hearted yet disappointed tone, she added, "Ba-bam! Here’s my graduation photo~ haha! Look at how great I came out, you know? Hmph, it’s disappointing." Despite this, she acknowledged, "LOL but it’s all in the past now. I should stop feeling down about it. Still, I’m happy I get to share it like this at least."
This revelation quickly caught fire on social media, with fans expressing their outrage towards both the school and the production team responsible for the yearbook. Many were incredulous that a student could be entirely left out of such a significant memento, one that holds lasting sentimental value.
Comments from fans reflected their disbelief and anger:
* "This is absolutely too much… they should recall all the yearbooks and redo them!"
* "Wait, how can a school just forget about a student? If it’s the company’s fault, they must correct it!"
* "Typically, if someone is omitted, they usually add the photo manually. The fact that they didn’t do anything speaks volumes about how the school is managing this situation."
* "This is unbelievable!"
* "Seriously… something that only happens once in a lifetime, and they mess it up like this?"
* "Why would they handle it this way?"
Netizens are actively calling for Hanlim Arts School to rectify this error without delay, underscoring how important it is for institutions to honor their students appropriately.
