SEVENTEEN’s long-awaited movie “SEVENTEEN TOUR FOLLOW AGAIN TO CINEMAS”was officially announced, sparking excitement among numerous CARATs. However, a boycott from fans soon followed after one of the scheduled screening locations was revealed.
On July 23, a trailer for SEVENTEEN’s upcoming film “FOLLOW AGAIN”was officially released. The film is set to premiere on August 21 for a limited time.
The opportunity to relive or experience the boy group’s unforgettable encore concert left fans ecstatic.
- “CARATs, let’s always support our Seventeen boys. No matter the circumstances, we will always remain united and strong.”
- “Just booked my ticket for Aug 22nd. Can’t wait to see the guys on the big screen!”
- “I’m so excited to watch this in theaters! I’m gonna bring my mom to show her what amazing people I stan.”
- “With lots of love and gratitude! Can’t wait to go see this in Cinemas in Johannesburg, South Africa!”
- “I can’t believe after 9 years of stanning them, I actually got to experience their concert real-time.”
- “I was super lucky to go to 3 follow again concerts both in incheon and seoul. Watching this again in cinema to relive the moments.”
- “SEVENTEEN, Let’s be together forever.”
!!! https://t.co/YtySz3WRae pic.twitter.com/RxIoTUlC46
— zee 🐈⬛ (@wwooxyzee) July 16, 2024
SEVENTEEN TOUR FOLLOW AGAIN TO CINEMAS TO BE RELEASED BEGINNING ON AUGUST 21!!!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/KeNOG1GocC
— hannie ☻ (@minghaocheol_) July 16, 2024
secured the ticket already! see you soon my boys <3 https://t.co/ILSAJ4bwNC
— narayaa. (@skyIaand) July 23, 2024
we’re gonna see thissssssss https://t.co/vUIe5h7yRI
— e 🖤 (@coupsdkpm) July 23, 2024
goddd i’m so excited to see this https://t.co/Xp7YdfKX47
— fish (@17runtoyou) July 23, 2024
Despite this, CARATs have become aware on social media platform X (Twitter) that the film will be screened in Israel, causing them to call for a widespread boycott of the movie. Fans have also taken to social media to bring attention to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.
In addition, online users have proposed that HYBE refrain from screening the film in Israel and have started trending the hashtag “#HYBEDivestFromZionism.”They are also urging organizer Trafalgar Releasing to cancel the event with the hashtag “#CANCELTRAFALGAR.”
To take a stand against HYBE’s decision to screen the SEVENTEEN ‘FOLLOW’ AGAIN TO CINEMAS in israel, and HYBE’s contribution to artwashing and zionism as a whole, we as fans have chosen to #BoycottFollowAgain https://t.co/jhA66qgVjF
— lee chan’s lawyer 𖦹 (@ohmysnoopy) July 24, 2024
carats PLEASE boycott this. be LOUD. this company allowed d-day to be aired in isntreal during a gen0cide, allowed those settlers to get comfort from yoongi’s words, and i can’t stand the thought of them doing the same with seventeen https://t.co/Dp5eqS20Rw
— Aurora ✨ (@aurora_stay) July 16, 2024
First D-Day and now Seventeen..WHEN WILL U LISTEN HYBECANCEL FOLLOW TOUR SCREENING IN ISRAEL!@HYBEOFFICIALtwt@TrafalgarRel#CANCELTRAFALGAR #HYBEDivestFromZionism https://t.co/lgeHXK83Ee
— aj⁷☁️: (🍉) (@starhypen) July 22, 2024
even though this isn’t the final list, hybe has a history of already doing it before and we shouldn’t let seventeen’s name be associated with that hell. CANCEL FOLLOW TOUR SCREENING IN ISRAEL @HYBEOFFICIALtwt@TrafalgarRel#CANCELTRAFALGAR #HYBEDivestFromZionism https://t.co/I1Wh6EEPvM
— sara sara. (@svteenwrld) July 17, 2024
Seventeen, you have the influence and the platform to raise awareness of the genocide that is happening in Gaza, Palestine. As the UNESCO ambassadors, you have a platform to use your voice and stand against genocide inflicted by Israel.#SpeakUpSVT#HYBEDivestFromZionism pic.twitter.com/sEuIBwxrgA
— ۟ (@snwuzip) May 31, 2024
they’re showing this in israel? how are you guys okay with literal genociders watching and enjoying seventeen’s content? this should be ur last fucking straw. seventeen themselves should stop this from being shown in israel. the main protagonists of this movie can’t do that? https://t.co/VjiOUjrHiG
— 🌷 rory (@roranghaee) July 23, 2024
carats4palestine has provided an easy way for us to send an email to cancel the screening of follow again in israhell, i encourage everyone who sees this to simply press the wordpress link they’ve provided and forward the email to the ones in charge.#HYBEDivestFromZionism https://t.co/LQ5a69YRYd pic.twitter.com/2p4Tu4QPKz
— fio ☁️ (@coupdehan) July 21, 2024
there’s no way we’re normalizing the movie screening in isr4el. CANCEL FOLLOW TOUR SCREENING IN ISRAEL!@HYBEOFFICIALtwt@TrafalgarRel#CANCELTRAFALGAR #HYBEDivestFromZionism https://t.co/YpHN8tkDLi
— nisya (@loverofyjh) July 22, 2024
Israel is not a country. It’s a terrorist region that invaded the place through genocideCANCEL FOLLOW TOUR SCREENING IN ISRAEL!@HYBEOFFICIALtwt@TrafalgarRel#CANCELTRAFALGAR #HYBEDivestFromZionism https://t.co/I3wP9h9YqM
— MoonLya (@minjunmoonjun) July 22, 2024
click on the wordpress link and it should easily show up like this! thank you admin 🙏 https://t.co/k4qfxtxBSD pic.twitter.com/yS9Qb7BL96
— jo (@mpreghani) July 21, 2024
carats + any fandom under hybe, please send emails (click the link in their bio, it’s extremely easy and doesn’t take much time at all.) so this doesn’t become the new norm.. you think it won’t happen to your fav too? let’s mobilize together and mass email.. be annoying! https://t.co/PPgshVtSoT
— ؘ (@haolate) July 21, 2024
if this doesnt enrage u theres something wrong with u, while palestinians got b0mb3d 24/7 but people whos stealing their land and k!lled their family can live normally and watching concert. pls send email its easy only took a second of your time pls check on carat4palestine bio! https://t.co/ynFOTAbIIj
— 📅 (@jeononutime) July 22, 2024
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