“Boys II Planet” Exposed For Poorly Disguised “Evil Editing”

Viewers call them out.

Mnet is once again under fire for its infamous “evil editing” — and this time, fans say Boys II Planet didn’t even try to hide it.

On July 23, sharp-eyed viewers spotted a glaring mistake in a recent episode featuring contestant Kim Junseo.

In a supposedly live reaction shot of trainees watching performances, Kim Junseo was shown in the crowd, reacting to his own performance. His nametag was spotted in the trainee on the upper left corner.

Fans immediately called out the obvious editing error, slamming the show for its manipulative production tactics.

the concept of junseo performing in his evaluation and watching himself at the same time (look at the name tag on the far left) pic.twitter.com/FXDTeQr5Sv

— 💚 (@wenhanbff) July 24, 2025

Mnet has a long history of being accused of “evil editing,” a term coined by K-pop fans to describe misleading or manipulated footage meant to sway public opinion or create drama.

LMAO mnet you can’t even edit well 😭😭😭 https://t.co/dv7XHiBCiD

— lu is looking for moots (@cutesangwonnie) July 24, 2025

Mnet has yet to respond to the controversy — but fans are demanding transparency and fair treatment for all contestants moving forward.