Floyd Mayweather Jr. receives the wrath of hatred from very unlikely source....

Songstress unleashes racist rant against Floyd Mayweather Jr. and calls for the eradication of the African-American race due to Jeremy Lin situation:




Songstress Unloads Racist Rant on Twitter

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America-based singer song-writer Jenny Hyun made a name for herself penning tunes for Girls' Generation, one of Korea's biggest pop groups and Nintendo DSi product

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. But this week, Hyun made a bigger name for herself with a racist twitter rant.
On Feb. 16, Hyun loaded on Twitter, apparently spewing a diatribe of hate speech that attacked African-Americans. The incident seems to have been sparked by a tweet by boxer Floyd Mayweather that

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about basketball star

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Via Twitter, Hyun called Mayweather names, before going on to express her desire for the "eradication" of black people, among other horrible remarks. Her comments are hateful and awful. Hyun has since made her

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private; however, website Soompi has screengrabs of her tweets (viewable

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Fans of her music, as well as

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fans, asked Hyun to stop. On her blog the following day, she posted

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that read, "I regret nothing." Then the day after that, Hyun offered an "official apology", adding that people where threatening her by saying they knew her address and were roaring their car engines outside her house. Then, she got on Twitter again and made more insensitive remarks.
On Feb. 19,

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appeared on Hyun's site. It stated that the songwriter was admitted to the hospital. "She is a paranoid schizophrenic and has been battling mental illness, a debilitating disease for many years," the apology read. It extended an apology for all the harmful statements Hyun made during this recent psychosis episode.
One of the greatest thing about both the internet and social networking sites is that both allow people to open up and reveal their inner most thoughts and say things they may never utter aloud. This is, as Hyun's recent incident confirms, is also one of the worst things, allowing us to see sides of others we never want to see and learn things we never wanted to know.

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K-Pop Songwriter's Racist Tweets Spark Outrage

by: Yoojiin on Feb 19, 2012

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Jenny Hyun, the co-songwriter behind Girls' Generation's "How Great is Your Love" and Chocolat's "One More Day" recently sparked controversy with a slew of racist tweets.
On February 16, the former singer posted over a dozen derogatory comments on her Twitter against African-Americans. The fuel for her outrage? A dismissive tweet by boxer Floyd Mayweather about NBA star Jeremy Lin:"Jeremy Lin is a good player but all the hype is because he's Asian. Black players do what he does every night and don't get the same praise."
Hyun responded that Floyd was a "subhuman, ungrateful APE," and then started spreading vitriol about the black community in general. She insinuated that Whitney Houston's recent passing wasn't such a loss because of "all that baggage" she came with, and referred to African-Americans as "disgusting, violent, arrogant, and stupid." Then, in an even more frightening twist, she repeatedly called for the eradication of the entire black race:

• "Eradication of one toxic family is exactly what this world needs."
• "Think about all the money we would save not having to give their never ending charities, replacing a black worker with any other race."
• "We don't know what it's like with them not here. But imagine a world with NO BLACK PEOPLE. All the tension in every aspect of life would be drastically improved without them around. And ONLY them."

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K-Pop fans started to tweet her to tell her to stop. Following the angry tweets she received, Hyun protected her Twitter account and then posted an apology of sorts on her blog. The sincerity of her apology left something to be desired, as she prefaced it with an explanation that people were saying they knew where she lived, and followed it up with a statement that she did not regret what she said. She also posted a blog entry with a meme that read "I regret nothing," as well as another meme that compared a modest hut in Africa to a picture of the Roman Empire 2000 years ago, ostensibly in order to draw a contrast between the quality of the two civilizations.

She posted an "image of a chicken" that read "I regret nothing".

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I will never understand the hatred of an entire race.