Recently, XLOV’s Wumuti garnered significant online attention for her Bubble message to fans.
He directly responded to comments requesting more “masculine” style dancing.
“Recently, I’ve occasionally seen comments on Bubble asking ‘Please dance more boy band dances’ and ‘I liked your previous masculine style’. I apologize in advance if what I’m about to say is offensive!
I want to say that I don’t care what you like about me at any particular time. I like and enjoy myself as I am now. I don’t know what my future holds, and I will follow my heart, dancing whatever I want, wearing whatever I want.”
— Wumuti
As a result, fans praised Wumuti for standing up for herself and felt she didn’t need to apologize.
and she’s right. XLOV is not what YOU want to be. if you wish they had more masculine conflicts then you have severely misinterpreted what genderless means, there aren’t any masc or fem concepts bc there is no gender https://t.co/nI4EnogEKJ
— i, 명탐정Fay 🌐️ ☽☾ 🔻 (@tamjeongevol) September 21, 2026
i wish she didn’t preface her response with “sorry if what I’m abt to say is offensive” because it’s not offensive to defend yourself nor is it offensive to have confidence https://t.co/JXPM67lGrN
— ( 👊🏾 ˙-˙ ) (@muropanako) September 21, 2026
im really glad the lovies and especially muti can stand up for themselves like this https://t.co/nNSevd2c2n
— leo 🪭⁷ (@speakjoon) September 21, 2026
Meanwhile, XLOV is a genderless K-Pop group that crosses traditional boundaries of masculinity and femininity, breaking away from standard boy group norms.