I would disagree. Although some entertainers have been pushing the limits in the last year or two, on the whole, things are quite restrained. > It's also very

I would disagree. Although some entertainers have been pushing the limits in the last year or two, on the whole, things are quite restrained. > It's also very big on objectifying women and enforcing unrealistic expectations of beauty. This is not exactly the same thing as blatant visual sexualization, as seen in American entertainment. However, it is definitely an issue with K-pop and South Korean society in general.