Composer/guitarist Bobby Chung from the group 'Autumn Vacation' was embroiled in a shocking controversy back in 2020 when a young woman took her own life, and Bobby Chung was pointed out as the cause of her death.

Back in 2020, MBC's 'News Desk reported that the young woman 'A's family claimed that ex-boyfriend 'B' was responsible for the woman's death, accusing 'B' of various crimes including drugging 'A,' then illegally filming 'A' and committing sexual assault on her.

Later that year, numerous speculations arose saying that 'B' was the guitarist/composer Bobby Chung, who has been known to produce some of BTS's most popular songs.

Then, it was confirmed that Bobby Chung was handed over to the prosecution on May 17, 2021, on charges of sexually assaulting a woman he was dating and illegally filming sex videos of her.

Recently, BTS's new tracklist has been garnering attention as Bobby Chung's name was found since the song he produced was included in the group's anthology album. In the second tracklist for CD2 that was revealed, Jimin's solo song "Filter" was included and was a song produced by Bobby Chung.

Therefore, netizens wrote on the online community theqoo criticizing HYBE for including the song in the group's upcoming album. Many of these netizens claimed they felt bad for the members because Bobby Chung's name being listed in the album is bringing a negative effect on the group.

Netizens commented, "This isn't right. I'm disappointed," "Bobby Chung is causing so much trouble for the members, I feel so bad," "There was a time when BTS fans boycotted the songs that Bobby Chung wrote as soon as the controversy started," "There are so many songs that Bobby Chung participated in producing for BTS, omg," "The company is crazy for still including songs produced by a sexual predator like him," "Why did they put his songs in this upcoming album?" "I'm not even surprised anymore," "The agency is out of its mind," and "This is looking bad for BTS. Gosh."