With An Early Voting Photo, Singer Lee Chae Yeon Smartly Avoids Political Colour Controversy

The photo of singer Lee Chae Yeon participating in early voting for the 21st presidential election has gone viral, and she has deftly avoided any political colour issue by releasing it. A social media post by Lee Chae Yeon read, “It’s early voting day” on May 29. Regardless of your domicile, you have the ability to vote anywhere,” accompanied by two images. Two photos of Lee Chae Yeon exist: one of her hands with the early voting stamp and the other of her in a more relaxed setting. She has a blue wrist brace, white training trousers, a brown cap and a white blouse. x She vividly described how she neutralises the effects of her wrist brace a plastic jar filled with red cherry tomatoes while holding them in her left hand. Preventing the political colour issue that sometimes arise from celebs sharing early vote images was a brilliant strategy. She skilfully sidestepped any confusion about her political leanings by displaying the blue wrist brace beside the red cherry tomatoes. Misinterpretation of colours, numbers, or hand gestures in voting images or daily pictures as political endorsements has caused controversy in the entertainment sector on multiple occasions recently. Similar political colour discussions erupted before over the clothing choices, quantity of emoji used, or other personal details of musicians such as aespa’s Karina and rapper Beenzino. On the other hand, 3,568 early voting locations around the country will be open for business from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on May 29 and 30 for the 21st presidential election. Voters who have not yet registered can cast their ballots at any early voting place in their area. Former member of the girl group IZ*ONE and current solo artist Lee Chae Yeon made his 2018 debut in such capacity. Her most recent role was in the romantic comedy “Let’s Dance.”