Bubble Tea Brand Faces Backlash Over Cultural Appropriation Claims

Bobba, a Canadian company, apologizes after Dragons' Den controversy involving actor Simu Liu's concerns about cultural sensitivity.

Bobba, a bubble tea company from Quebec, was criticized for cultural appropriation during its pitch on Canada's Dragons' Den.
Actor Simu Liu raised concerns about the company's approach to marketing bubble tea, a drink with Taiwanese origins.
Following the episode, Bobba issued an apology acknowledging the backlash and the need for cultural sensitivity.
Dragons' Den investor Manjit Minhas withdrew her investment amid the controversy and public criticism.
Simu Liu urged fans to stop sending death threats to the company, emphasizing the importance of respectful dialogue.