Talent is never ambiguous

Since that group debuted this week, I've been seeing the expression "talent is never ambiguous" frequently in the comments.
It's a new expression to me, and it's quite striking; it seems to be a way to bypass the usual haters who claim it's just paid viral marketing or fueled by deep-seated anti-Chinese sentiment.
I'm not entirely sure, but perhaps there is a strong backlash against the current trend of coddling "growth-type" idols in the Japanese style—where awkwardness and inability to hit high notes are excused—during this era of mass-produced, factory-style idols.
The hegemony struggle between Lee Soo-man and that faction, one of the four major powers, is becoming quite intense.