V has become the subject of widespread online discussion after a moment from his recent vlog sparked reactions across Korean and international social media.

The conversation began following the release of V’s vlog, One Lucky Day, which features the BTS star spending time driving, shopping, and enjoying a relatively ordinary day. While much of the video focused on everyday activities, one brief scene quickly attracted attention online.

During a driving segment, V could be seen enthusiastically singing along to “Wonder Woman,” a song performed by Davichi, SeeYa, and T-ara.

The track is well known among Korean listeners for its message of female empowerment. Some of its lyrics encourage women to be confident and independent, which has helped the song maintain a reputation as an anthem celebrating women’s strength.

What surprised many viewers was not simply that V knew the song, but how enthusiastically he sang along to every line.

Soon after clips from the vlog circulated online, Korean social media users began jokingly referring to V as a “misandrist”—a term describing prejudice against men. In this context, however, most of the posts were clearly humorous rather than literal accusations.

Many female fans found the moment entertaining because South Korea’s discussions surrounding feminism and gender issues can often be highly polarized. Seeing one of the country’s biggest male celebrities openly enjoying a song associated with female empowerment caught people off guard.

As screenshots and video clips spread, social media filled with jokes suggesting that V had returned from military service with a stronger appreciation for women and a lower tolerance for men’s behavior.

Many of the viral posts were playful in nature.

Fans jokingly called him a “girl’s girl,” a phrase often used online to describe someone who actively supports women. Others humorously referred to him as an icon for female fans because he appeared completely comfortable singing lyrics that some online communities view as strongly feminist.

International fans quickly joined the discussion.

Many were amused by the contrast between the relatively harmless act of singing a popular song and the dramatic reactions it generated online. Others celebrated the moment as another example of V’s tendency to ignore expectations and simply enjoy whatever music he likes.

At the same time, it’s important to note that there is no evidence V was making a political statement.

The clip simply shows him singing along to a song while driving.

Most of the “misandrist” label emerged from fan humor and internet memes rather than serious criticism. Even many of the Korean posts using the term appeared to be written jokingly and were intended as compliments rather than attacks.

The incident also highlights how closely BTS members are observed online.

A few seconds of footage featuring V singing along to a familiar song became enough to trigger thousands of comments, debates, jokes, and viral posts across multiple platforms.

For supporters, the moment was refreshing because V showed zero hesitation about enjoying a song associated with women’s empowerment.

For others, it was simply another example of how even the smallest actions by a BTS member can become a major topic of discussion.

Regardless of interpretation, one thing is clear: a brief clip of V singing in his car managed to generate another viral moment, proving once again that even ordinary scenes from his daily life can capture the internet’s attention.