Back on July 30, GOT7 visited Hong Kong to greet fans with 'GOT7 1st CONCERT - FLY IN HONG KONG'. During the event, one Korean fan, said to be the home master of a fan site called 'I GOT U MARK', put her large DSLR camera on the shoulder of one Hong Kong Chinese fan standing in front of her in order to take photos. The Hong Kong Chinese fan responded by attempting to move the camera off of her shoulder, and in the process, knocked the Korean fan's glasses down. Supposedly, in retaliation, the Korean fan began grabbing the other fan by the hair and hit her. 

Afterward, an acquaintance of the Hong Kong Chinese fan uploaded a recount of the event on SNS, accompanied by video footage. Media outlets further relayed that the Hong Kong Chinese fan has pressed charges to the police for the brawl, and was currently waiting for x-ray results from the hospital.

The Korean fan is said to have also uploaded their own account of the event on their Weibo, arguing that they had not been the one to start the brawl. But after several fans flocked to the Weibo about the topic, the fan deleted the post. 

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