Being the most popular pretty boy K-Pop band on Earth doesn't make you smart.
Take the band BTS (Boys This Stupid?). They are so dumb that they were just recently knocked off Japanese TV after they wore a T-shirt that mocked the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. Good idea, guys!
They've even posed at the Holocaust memorial in Berlin like the idiots who take smiling, goofy selfies at the 9/11 memorial.
The billion-bucks boy band members are now also under attack on the Simon Wiesenthal Center website for allegedly waving flags that had "eerily similar" symbols to the swastika, and posing in hats emblazoned with the SS Death's-Head symbol, which fans swear had been doctored. What was it before it was allegedly Photoshopped — Hitler's headshot?
Rabbi Abraham Cooper, director of Global Social Action at the Wiesenthal Center issued a statement, saying, "It goes without saying that this group… owes the people of Japan and the victims of Nazism an apology."
Good luck with that one. No, they haven't apologized for any of it, and the only apology they issued was to fans for the show being canceled. Even if they did apologize now, it isn't enough. Advertisers need to boycott the bigot boys' appearances. Well, we shouldn't even call them boys. They are in their 20s and should have learned somewhere along the way that 6 million Jews were killed by the Nazis and nearly 100,000 people died in the bombing of Nagasaki.
But what's as dumb and disrespectful as mocking those tragedies? BTS was the first K-Pop group invited to speak — take a breath — at the United Nations. No, I swear.
Yes, the useless freeloading foreign diplos think these Japanese-hating anti-Semites are worth wasting their time over.
But it has been such a banner year for idiots, the UN now has many more hateful fallen celebs they can also invite to speak there now.
Take Kanye West. He'd be a great UN guest because he not only married a Kardashian despite all the evidence that any man who marries one of them ends up either drugged out, shamed out, coming out or flat out on the floor, he cozied up to someone he can't divorce — the President — who thinks some white nationalists are fine people.
Then there's Megyn Kelly, who now has time on her hands after losing her show on NBC for defending blackface for Halloween. They'd love her at the UN.
Also good for a diplo laugh would be Roseanne Barr who made a giant comeback this year only to swamp herself by slimming in the mud at midnight on Twitter in a crazy racist rant, saying former Obama official Valerie Jarrett looks as if the "Muslim Brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby."
Her apology consisted of "I thought the bitch was white!" The show went on without her, which she graciously conceded with "I AIN'T DEAD, BITCHES!!!!" No? If going from your own ABC sitcom to opening in Elkhart, Ind., for $37.50 a ticket isn't dead, it's as close as it gets without a wake.
Finally, he was such a hit in his appearance before congress, the UN should invite Mark Zuckerberg to speak. Oh wait, they did — after he been disgraced by the discovery that the conservative political data firm, Cambridge Analytics, had mined the data of 30 million users to target users with ads to influence the 2016 elections.