Dream - Recently, Ivan Gunawan received a written warning from the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) Central due to his appearance while hosting the 'Brownies' program. KPI Central assessed Ivan Gunawan's appearance as 'normalizing' men with feminine style. This Brownis presenter is considered to have violated the ethics and norms mandated by the Broadcasting Behavior Guidelines and Broadcast Program Standards (P3 and SPS) of the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission in 2012.

Ivan Gunawan hopes that the elected President of Indonesia in the 2024 Election will provide ample space for creative individuals like himself to contribute to the advancement of the art world in the homeland. "For whoever becomes the President and Vice President, may creative people with characters like mine, who are similar to women, be able to work anywhere and still be productive. This is the year 2024," he wrote.

Presenter Brownis is considered by KPI to have violated the ethics and norms mandated by the Broadcasting Behavior Guidelines and Broadcast Program Standards (P3 and SPS) of the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission in 2012. The commission assessed that the scene aired at 12:38 PM, which featured Ivan Gunawan wearing clothing, makeup, accessories, and feminine body language, violated broadcasting guidelines.

Not accepting this warning, Ivan Gunawan then "sprayed" the Central KPI through their comment column. "Put a fashion person in your office so they understand appearance. Besides, appearance is a person's right, why is TV concerned about people's appearance," wrote Ivan Gunawan.

Ivan also mentioned the name Rhoma Irama who, when performing on television, wore a shawl attribute, which is synonymous with women. "Why don't you criticize Haji Rhoma Irama for wearing a turban and shawl," he continued.

Not long after receiving a reprimand, Ivan Gunawan uploaded a number of portraits of men's fashion styles in the 1960s. At that time, it was trendy for men to wear high-heeled shoes and oversized shirts with rich patterns.