Haters are nothing new to celebrities - if you're famous enough, you're bound to have someone disliking you. Ever since the Wonder Girls announced their debut in the States, there have been as many skeptics as there are supporters. Though most celebrities tend to keep their heads in the game and ignore negativity and hate-filled comments, member Yenny did the unconventional and struck back. Check out the screenshots of the tweets (I've rearranged the order for clarity's sake) : To sum it up, this girl belittles people from a third world country who speak improper English. She goes on to claim that her first language is Korean and that she, for one, would not make herself look "stupid" by speaking improperly. (Too bad she also wrote the word "etcetera" improperly and spelled it "ecterera" instead. Webster anyone?) Yenny fights back by saying that there is nothing wrong with improper English, and that you should not be ashamed of what you lack but instead see it as an opportunity because everyone has something to learn. Furthermore, she gives some wise words about how sounding intelligent is based not only on how you speak, but what you say. Later, Yenny tells her fans that, despite reading the hater's comments, she still loves her fans, and tells them not to worry. Most celebrities would not approach a hater dead on in these situations but I guess we now know what happens when you diss the fans. Can we just say that Yenny is f(iretr)ucking boss? It's undeniable that Yenny is absolutely key in holding the Wonder Girls together and pushing them forth in the States - as many have noted during their adventures on the Jonas Brother Tour this summer, she acted as a front(wo)man, impressing many with her improving English speaking skills. When I met this girl over the summer, she was not only amiable but genuinely enthusiastic about meeting new people, even remembering my name and background a whole week after we first met. Yenny's known to be super interactive with her fans, composing a song for them and even giving shoutouts to individual fansites dedicated to her. However, this is certainly taking it up a notch, and we applaud her for standing up for herself. I have but three words to say to Yenny: YOU GO, GIRL.