Meaning of "Boiru"
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This phrase originated from the nickname "Bogyum" and was initially used as a greeting, but it has sparked controversy after being mistaken for a misogynistic remark when combined with "Hi-ru."
"I wrote Boiru in the video comments, and someone misunderstood it as hate speech and complained."
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