Aaron Yan Confronts Mark Zuckerberg After Getting Banned From Leaving Comments On Facebook

Taiwanese singer Aaron Yan, 37, has never shied away from sharing his views online.

And now, it looks like the former Taiwanese boyband Fahrenheit member would also lash out on another person's page just to get his message across.

And guess who that lucky (or should we say, unlucky) person is?

It's none other than Meta (aka Facebook) founder Mark Zuckerberg.

So what happened?

Apparently, Aaron was having a passionate discussion with his fans on Facebook about a piece of news claiming that "Only old people use Facebook now" when he was suddenly banned from leaving comments. 

When Aaron questioned why he was being restricted when he was merely participating in a discussion, the editor of the page immediately replied that they "did not ban any non-sex related comments."

This led netizens to speculate that Aaron had made too many comments in a short span of time and was mistaken as a bot.

However, the singer did not buy this explanation.

And who did he approach to get to the bottom of this matter? Yes, the Zuck, of course.

Calling out the founder on a first name basis (are you his friend, Aaron?), the singer questioned why he was "suspended" because of "nothing"" when there are "tons of porn commercial advertising" and "lots of fake accounts attacking every account" getting away on the platform.

"Do you really care about your users?" he asked at the end of the post.

But did Aaron manage to get his way after his rant? Guess not.

Though the singer's words struck a chord with many netizens, the comment was somehow, for "unspecified reasons", unable to show replies from overseas netizens . 

Is Facebook doing its thing again?

Photos: Aaron Yan/Instagram, Mark Zuckerberg/Facebook, Wikipedia