how many domestic idols encountered unexpected errors.
The social networking service (SNS) Instagram recently changed some of the feed ratios displayed on profiles. The feed photo ratio was updated from the existing 1:1 square frame to a 4:3 ratio.
The social networking service (SNS) Instagram recently changed some of the feed ratios displayed on profiles. The feed photo ratio was updated from the existing 1:1 square frame to a 4:3 ratio.
This update was only applied to some accounts, not all users.
As a result, the arrangement of account profile pictures, which were previously displayed in square frames, has been changed to a rectangular arrangement with a taller height ratio.
Idol accounts and brand accounts that promote through Instagram are now suffering unwanted damage. It has long been a trend for many Instagram accounts to upload photos of idols and brands they promote in a mosaic format, with the goal of making it look like one large photo when you click on their profile.
Captured from Instagram accounts of group Espa (left) and EXO member Chanyeol
Group NCT WISH (left) and BLACKPINK Instagram account capture
With this Instagram update, the ratio of the feeds uploaded by these accounts has also been changed, causing them to appear strange to users.
Some members' faces and parts of their bodies were cut off as their feeds were edited, causing an unfortunate incident involving group Ive, NCT Wish, Espa, Blackpink, EXO member Chanyeol, (G)I-dle, Vivienne Westwood, and Playboy.
Former Wanna One member Bae Jin-young also posted a new profile picture in a mosaic format on his Instagram feed, but the proportions were broken and his arms were not visible, which is becoming a meme among netizens. There was also an outpouring of consolation directed at the person in charge of idol promotion on social media.
Most accounts have taken steps to update their profile feeds or remove old photos to match the new proportions, but some accounts still appear to be in their old state.
As a result, the arrangement of account profile pictures, which were previously displayed in square frames, has been changed to a rectangular arrangement with a taller height ratio.
Idol accounts and brand accounts that promote through Instagram are now suffering unwanted damage. It has long been a trend for many Instagram accounts to upload photos of idols and brands they promote in a mosaic format, with the goal of making it look like one large photo when you click on their profile.
Captured from Instagram accounts of group Espa (left) and EXO member Chanyeol Group NCT WISH (left) and BLACKPINK Instagram account captureWith this Instagram update, the ratio of the feeds uploaded by these accounts has also been changed, causing them to appear strange to users.
Some members' faces and parts of their bodies were cut off as their feeds were edited, causing an unfortunate incident involving group Ive, NCT Wish, Espa, Blackpink, EXO member Chanyeol, (G)I-dle, Vivienne Westwood, and Playboy.
Former Wanna One member Bae Jin-young also posted a new profile picture in a mosaic format on his Instagram feed, but the proportions were broken and his arms were not visible, which is becoming a meme among netizens. There was also an outpouring of consolation directed at the person in charge of idol promotion on social media.
Most accounts have taken steps to update their profile feeds or remove old photos to match the new proportions, but some accounts still appear to be in their old state.
