Dating show ‘Single’s Inferno’ under fire for male contestants’ comment on skin colour


By AGENCY
The dating reality show recently became the subject of dispute among viewers outside of South Korea. Photos: Handout

Weeks after Korea’s series Hellbound became a massive hit on Netflix, another show – Single’s Inferno – has started a fire, possibly for all the wrong reasons.

The dating reality show recently became the subject of a dispute among viewers abroad over its cast members’ comment on a female cast, specifically about her “white skin colour.”

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