Moments That Destroyed Korean Actors Careers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2022
- controversies about their behavior, accusations of school harassment, criticizing the government, and even committing actual crimes: are all the moments that put an end to these korean actors careers. stay tuned for kdrama scandals surrounding kim donghee, jang mi inae, son seungwon, and many others! subscribe for more korean drama news.
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That last one is crazy because the amount of highschoolers I have seen smoking in the street in their school uniforms... in areas they should NOT be in Korean is ridiculous. Parents probably don’t even know what their own kids are doing smh
Being made to sex the movie makers? Still going on. Would love to see Korean females write about the real things .the true things . So many full blood south Koreans were killed and some did commit suicide. Does it matter? YES.
Netizens are so pathetic. Speaking freely about your government shouldn't be frowned upon. She has the right to speak her mind.
sadly political topic is really too sensitive to any country, even civilian's talking about political shit can get really bad really quick
Netizens are also the type to forgive the actor who was convicted of child rape mentioned in the ending.
well..the way i saw it...her toxic replies towards her people made things worse...so most probably felt "she is pathetic..irresponsible ..being a bad influence to people" as she was actress and eventually some get influenced by actors for various things
@@Vedha. Netizens can only dish out and never take it. The few videos i've seen were full of harsh criticism towards the actors/idols, but as soon as someone dares to oppose them, they get super sensitive.
@@snoozebutton9996 venting out is the most common thing netizens do regardless of the consequences as they are anonymous.. idols and actors are well aware of it.. yet it gets to them mentally which can only be kept in check by their close friends or loved ones...hate to say it but this can never be resolved..there will always be toxic comments no matter how bad the situation might get..its like being famous is a double aged sword
For the last one, reminds me of a saying how society carefully pick and choose who they want to cancel like dayum smoking and drinking at a young age is not a solid reason to ruin his career entirely
in South Korea for celebrities if they get caught for something like this...it doesn't matter when it was and how old he/she is now...things escalate pretty fast...
Anything you've done, whether it's a mistake or not, I would think it S.Korea, they take it very VERY seriously.
Exactly, you're telling me he was the only teen who ever drank and smoked at that age? Granted he shouldn't have posted the pic because it was like bragging about the good time he's having with friends, cigarettes, and alcohol, but tell me someone who didn't do something stupid at that age. I didn't smoke as a teen, but I did drink, and most of my friends did both.
hey bro, he violated the applicable state laws, don't defend him. it's different from your country!
@@0xyGen_2.p0 stupid statement, he violated state law, don't defend him. He did it when He was underage and that's bad influence for young teenagers in south Korea. it is different from your country!
Jung Joon Won should have been counseled instead of straight-up cancelling him . He was still young to know what is right or wrong . Like if your own child does something like that you would educate him or straight up kick him out of the house .
Netizens r not real.
Fabricated by Korea. Why? Because globally those actors and actresses r not supposed to leave to better countries.
Agree! We all pass through that stage. Socializing keep people's sanity rather than suicide which is very high in SK.
I seriously liked the first guy so much ..I had no idea something like this even happened ...he was freaking 10 !!! I don't know how he is supposed to apologise for his 10 year old self but if he really did something traumatic to someone he should just apologise sincerely and personally to the victims ..but don't letting him work because of something he did when he was a kid is unfair !!!
well...his agency fckd up a lill there..which escalated things the way it is now
Seriously! He was great in Extracurricular. Seems like jealousy has no bounds for Korean netizens. I hope he can make a comeback soon.
I mean if his company didn't sue the victim, he probably would've had a chance to apologize properly without that whole drama
@@nap163020 I’m pretty sure jealousy is the least plausible reason as to why he’s getting all the negative attention
Welcome to korea
Bullying is terrible, but to bring up someone did when they were 10-11-12, and have it ruin their career is just crazy. We all do stupid things when we are young. If they were doing this when they are 17-18-19, then it would be totally different.
EDIT: Obviously the level of bullying must be taken into account. Taking a kids lunch money, or calling someone a name when you are 12 a few times, should not be treated the same as permanently scaring someone or s*x assault.
Maybe it’s debatable? Cause tbh, the effects on bullied victims even that happened when they were tweens ana kids can affect their life. Bullying is not a mistake and not a stupid thing.
exactly
@@naturallygorgeous4455 it really depends.... Honestly
Thats their way of revenge, idk im a victiM of bullying too, but i just let it go, even though i now have mental health issue, and if I'm triggered i cut myself, yeah self harm, the bully would always forget, while the victim would mentally unstable all their life, fair enough?
@@naturallygorgeous4455 I guess it really does depend on what the victim went thru. I was physically bullied around that age, by a kid I grew up to later realize had a horrible family life and abusive father. But the bully grew out of it and is a productive member of my community now.
We were kids then, yeah it sucked at the time, but I've moved on.
I would see no point nor benefit to publicly calling him out about his bullying now. Would harm him and his wife/kids a lot more than it would ever help "heal" me.
I agree with the last one.. He was still a child and instead of being bashed he should have been taught about why his behaviour was wrong...
Jung Joonwon’s case just makes me so upset. Smoking and drinking are (unfortunately) very normal things to do when you’re a teenager and yeah, maybe you shouldn’t promote it on the internet but then again, teens just want to belong somewhere and show how though they are you know? I really hope he manages to make a comeback in the industry
Normal how? Even as adults smoking and drinking can cause problems not to talk of with children how far will you people go to defend celebrities? Anyway the way he was bullied was also wrong he's a dumb kid doesn't mean people should make him a pariah. Hope he comes back though.
All those young people who died by other people's hands? By suicide? Think 🤔 deep assholes. My favorite is sulli. She was made to prostitute herself for the good of South Korea entertainment. Imagine all the young who had to do that . Including the males. I would love to see biographies from how I lived my life to be still alive.
He just wants free time from his agency. To just be free to be a normal person. I bet he loves to be able to walk down the street without the entertainment industry. To be human and just be off camera. Privacy matters.
Smoking and drinking? Lol.
no it's not tf ? at that age you were drinking and smoking and posting about it online at 14 ? and also use your brain and leave you western ego there, this is korea/asia, here we dont do that, different society so yeah in your eyes it might look not too bad but for a continent were alcohol is already seen as a bad thing for young adults, him at that age was too much
Criticising your government is absolutely a legitimate expression of freedom of speech, as long as you aren't advocating anything illegal. Idiot establishment suck-up "netizens". 🤦 😤
Unless caused an insurrection or something close to that, yes, verbal criticism of the government should never be a crime
criticising govt didn't end things for her...its probably her derogatory replies to her people that made things worse....
Freedom of speech is an American right; other countries don't feel like they have to adhere to that!
criticising your fan base is going to ruin your career pretty quickly.
korean government giving $1000 covid relief payments to korean families of 4 people or more probably is majority of the korean population. who make up the viewership of these actresses and actors.
it was a stupid move by her.
if she had criticised the government for anything else, she would have been ok.
she was basically criticising her own viewers. which basically meant she became toxic for any company to hire as the public would boycott anything she acted in.
yeah and if they do that netizens should go back to North Korea!!!
for the last case, these netizens act like they didn't do such things when they were teens. hypocrites
Damm its always the actors I like that get their careers ruined 😭
Maybe it is you! The problem 🥲
@@uyangabattulga9653 obviously not
@@uyangabattulga9653 GURL you are making the problem
@@armyblinkcatpop5298 omg take a joke. 😑
@@uyangabattulga9653 oh, sorry I misunderstood 😅
Why am I replying at 2am?
What even happened to democracy that criticizing the government is considered wrong 🥴
I can't get over how people seem to get a kick out of tearing a celebrity apart about something that happened when they were kids. Or they believe any gossip without waiting for the full story. Celebrities are human, humans make mistakes. But I guess citizens feel they have the right to judge.
Every victim of bullying deserves a heartfelt apology. I hope you apologized to those you hurt.
Payback is better than an apology.
No it seems he was salty
Kang Ji Hwan's case is quite odd. the victims seen on CCTV footage on Ji hwan's living room walking around weaing only their underwear and bra.. one of them even chatted her friends and told them how luxury is Kang Ji Hwan's house in that morning after the alleged raped incident. if they got raped why will you walk around the house who abused you wearing you underwear?? instead calling a police ? they claimed there's no signal on Jihwan's house? The area of Jihwan's house has quite rich community and i don't think they have such a problem with network signal. they are able to contact their friends thru kakaotalk..
Kang Jihwan only admitted the crime because he was knocked out.. also his DNA only found on one of so called victim period pad?? i feel sorry for Kang Jihwan.
Really? That's sad, he's a really good actor.
You forgot to mention that the prosecutor in charge was bias and wanted to use Kang Ji Hwan as a stepping stool for his career and deleted major evidence that could take a different turn on the case.
Jang mi-inae. What a beautiful person, fiting back not taking bullshit from netizenz. And well done leaving this sick business.
If they were indeed just "immature", why did they only apologize once they were exposed? If they wanted to apologize, they would've done it immediately. Also, I don't think anyone has the right to question the trauma that the victims went through, especially those that bullied them.
or question how long ago it happened, like trauma has an expiry date
Why do you give so much power to those netizens?? Don’t they have their lives as well?
They do but you don’t see them being exposed because they aren’t famous. They are disgusting honestly
@@elithluxe7568 they're also anonymous so you can't really expose them or know who they are.
It's just so crazy, it seems to be extremely hard to be a celebrity in South Korea
donghee was 10 when he bullied💀💀 did he ever physically hit the so called victims? did he beat them up? it was verbal. and it was a fight that almost every single human being in the world goes through. and he was literally in like 4th or 5th grade. like yall kids dont know what theyre doing at that young of a age. like whAt...?
you do realize the victim was also his age right? and they are disabled? verbal abuse could also have lasting trauma. stop minimizing bullying and the victim's struggle.
@@Lovarezyou cannot forget someone that abused you verbally but it cannot define your future. I was bullied too when i was 14 yrs.old. i was a new transferee in my school and i am also one of the smallest kid in the school.i cannot forget it until now that i am 36 yrs.old but life goes on,and i also learned how to fight back at that time.when we had our class reunion,i saw the one who bullied me,it's awkward but i forgave him when he said he's sorry for what happened before.
@@honeybhabe5822 "I was also bullied and able to get over it so everyone else should also get over it." "I eat apple and my skin becomes clear so everyone else should also eat apple to clear their skin." Same thing.
As a bullying victim you should know to not trivialising a victim's experience and trauma. You should also realize that people deal with trauma differently. But instead of empathize with the victim you choose to blame them for not moving on like you did. This is awesome.
@@Lovarez I am only sharing what I also experience and how I cope with it. me and my siblings grew up with my mother teaching us not to go home crying and don't let other people hurt us so I do everything to get back to the bullies because I realized that if you keep silent they will continue to bully you but if you fight back they will think twice before they bully you again.I am not a masochist or something so why would I allow other people to hurt me? you can set them up and gather some evidence of them bullying you and directly sue them or go to the police. it's not like it's your loss if you file a complaint against them to the police. why would they wait until all that happened a long time ago and they will just complain about it just because they saw the bully are now famous? bullying is illegal so are you supporting bullying by keeping quiet about it?
@@honeybhabe5822 you still keep doing the thing where you think that everyone is like you and you seem to be lacking the ability to process that it's just to the case.
i'm obviously not his victim so i won't assume what the victim might felt at the time and how they've dealt with the trauma since. i'm also going to refrain myself from making any kinds of accusations or judgements to the victim because, again, i'm not them and i don't know what they've been through. i don't want to end up being a bully myself in order to protect a bully.
not replying anymore. have a day you deserve.
As a bullied victim I wouldn’t want someone’s career to be destroyed just because of what they did as a child.
I have learned to forgive and live my life to the fullest.
No one deserves to have their life destroyed in that way.
As a child I used to do stupid things just like they did. Additionally most of the bullies did such stuff because they had issues at home.
Instead of overlooking such issues at school when they happen they have to be addressed properly in order for such actions to be stopped.
Honestly it just goes to show how the school education system fails most students in the end of the day.
As a teacher now I realise that they weren’t bad kids at heart. They just had some non addressed home issues.
I always try to help out troubled students in any way I can as a teacher, and most of the time such behaviour usually stops after you figure out the hidden reason behind such behaviours.
Even if you were bullied you have to realise that many people have the same issues you have but they just show it using different methods at such a young age.
Korean culture is a very backwards culture. Instead of trying to help out its citizens they constantly just cancel them for minor issues.
Not to mention about how horrible their psychiatric care is in reality. They think that it is a taboo to go to a psychiatrist when in fact it could solve a lot of their current issues and help them out.
People who think going to psychiatrist care is taboo, in a way to shame people who seek help from the psychiatric care. You know who should be a shame is the people who think it is a taboo because they are basically just shitting on people who want help with their mental health, the psychiatrist care exists is not because of taboo, it exists because it helps people's mental health and their well-being, it is just like medical care, it exists is not because of taboo, it exists because it helps people and saves lives. So at the end of the day, both save lives. There is no shame in seeking help from a psychiatrist. Also at the end of the day, if you want to be better and more robust, you need to fix yourself, it is better to improve yourself than not to improve yourself.
Well it depends on what kind of bullying, right?
@@izzyrov5814
Most forms of childhood bullying are caused by childhood trauma.
Thankfully there hasn’t been any cases of sexual assault in the school I work, but most of the physical and psychological bullying I have seen so far in children was because they were manifesting externally troubles they may be facing at home and in their surroundings.
Nah, Pass
Drag them to hell!
Not all people are as strong as you. I'm also bullied victim for having a parents with Physical defect and Elementary grad. Bullied Physically, Mentally and Sexually for being in 3rd gender, for being ugly duckling, and so much more to the point I'm afraid in crowd place or public places . I'm not jesus to forgive and forgot them
I don't totally agree with you I agree with the part that they've issues at home but that doesn't give them right to ruin someone's life if you've faced bullying in your childhood they snatched away your precious childhood memories. And it'll definitely affect your mental health even when you're a grown up, the self esteem and the confidence I don't think it'll be able to restore that easily they deserve it. No matter how bad your issues are not everyone opt for bullying someone does this make their issues at home go away no so they should do something else to overcome their issues instead of harming another person just because they're weaker than you
The World of the Married booted the kid from the show for acting like a teenager (gasp!). Meanwhile, Lee Kyung-Young was convicted of manipulating underage girls into sex by claiming he could get them a leg up in the industry and still got cast and kept his job. Tells you a lot about their priorities.
Between one dude losing his career because of something he did when he was 10, and one kid getting removed from a drama for doing stupid pre-teen stuff... I don't know what is worse
Both are worse
An Actress should be free to criticize the government.
Netizens should also have freedom to criticize the actress who made political statements against their political belief.
Her thinking is far-right. She even drove the incident that she was punished for substance abuse into a political conspiracy.
In fact, she was a supporting actor who was not popular as an actress in Korea.
She is just a criminal abuser of a prohibited substance not prisoner of conscience.
You are the best when it comes to korean news....🥰😇 Goodluck😄
I see a lot of comments defending Kim Dong Hee, and I understand where they all come from. However, South Korea has an incredibly severe problem with bullying in primary and secondary schools - hence I deem it quite logical that his career ended. Particularly because young students should learn that their actions have consequences, no matter their age.
Completely shrugging off his allegations, without so much of a dent in his career, will only make bullies more confident and defeats the purpose of what S. Korea is trying to achieve. After all, bullying in any age can destroy one's mental health and to say that “he was only 10 and didn’t understand his actions” is problematic and insensitive to the victims who might’ve suffered greatly.
I’m not entirely sure how big bullying is in S. Korea compared to other countries, but I believe that it’s an escalated problem there - to the point where those of us who don't live there might not completely understand the whole issue. That’s why netizens don't want to support a celebrity that has a history of school violence (even if he was 10) and would rather he disappear entirely from the media world.
Honestly, I’m more surprised that Kang Jihwan only got three years probation (+2 years of prison if repeated) for assaulting two staff members? I mean, he even confessed so shouldn't he get prison time or a longer sentence?
What next? They gonna bring harrasment somebody did as a baby? when the baby bit the mother while breast feed?
I agree but I do think that the fact that he was only 10 years old at the time is important. While I do think he should face the repercussions of his actions, I find it unfortunate that his life/career has to end because of something he may have said/done *years* ago. I’m not trying to undermine the victim or the event in itself but think people do change, and that he for sure isn’t the same as his 10 year old self.
Obviously I don’t know how big bullying is in S.K. which is why I don’t wanna argue with anyone on it since I’m really not informed enough, but oh well.. I just think it’s kinda sad.
Yes, and why are they so adamant about how his acting career was ruined? He can make a career somewhere else, where people (especially victims) don’t have to see his face on TV. The bully ruined a part of someone’s childhood that shaped them as a person. He was only 10? What about the victim, they were only 10 too. 10 y.o is even more fragile to be facing cruelty from the bully.
SK is lucky they can filter their celebrities (far from perfect, cz sometimes unjust witch hunt happen, or the powerful one got shielded. But filtering out problematic public figure is a good move), show any 10 y.o children today, or any age, that they have to be good so no bad record bites their ass in the future. Unlike my country that celebrates and gives platforms to problematic people.
ZOOM IN ON "YOUNG STUDENTS". He is no longer a young student. This happened when dude was 10. I have about 3-5 solid memories from when I was 10 and I'm around the guy's age. You cannot give out punishments 10 years+ after the act happened. ESPECIALLY if it happened when they were prepubescent. Or I mean you CAN, but is it effective in any way in solving a nationwide bullying crisis... NO. Its just petty and hypocritical.
@@nibi7099 i agree, and its almost always happen when the celebrity is on their peak career. Lost count of how many times it happened. Its okay if that's the truth, but if not. The cancel culture in korea is on another level.
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i have an impression that some people here think the bully is just being mean when the person was young...maybe because they don't know how serious social issue it is in Korea. growing up, the meaning of bully in Korea can be taking money from the victims regularly, those bullies know they are not gonna get consequences much by the law because of their age, they think it's cool to be a mafia, just pick on anything and embarrass the targets(victims) whenever they feel like( it could be like glue the victim to a chair or make them naked in front of others), constant verbal and physical harassment daily and hourly(such as shoving something gross in the victims mouth-could be bugs, cigaretts etc). When they punch victims they often say 'don't punch the face, just target the body so he can hide the bruise under the clothes'. I've seen a lot more and even just observed that could be traumatizing...it still bothers me sometimes that i could not do anything to stop those bullies doing almost criminal like behaviours to someone. Can you imagine what victims would go through after the experience? some koreans who don't advocate celebrities with such history when they were teenagers, it is because we don't want to promote the idea that when they were kids they can do whatever they want but they could be still successful in the future.
For kang ji hwan he was framed by the staff. The cctv footage of the staffs wandering around his house while wearing underwear was leaked. What kind of victim would wandering almost naked in her rapist house?? The conversation between the staff and her friend about how she shocked at how big his house also leaked. In facts it's normal for agency staff go to the celebrity's house. He probably didn't have any bodyguard at that time because the female staff is someone he knew or close . Kang ji hwan at the time was drunk so much at the point he blacked out. That's why he admitted to the charges because he didn't even remember a single thing. The staffs just want to take advantage but they don't want to take settlement money because the netizen will know their agenda. The case was still under investigation and just wait and see untill footage of cctv kang ji hwan's house leaked. For him he's so innocent that he willing to admit the crime he didn't do just because he didn't want anyone was harmed although he didn't do anything. Now i will just wait because korean netizen were already side with him.
Bullying is so bad, it makes me sad.
It feels like Korea despite of its advancements in many areas, the society somehow seem pretty unhappy. It is sad.
In India, the scandals will only get you more famous and land a slot in Big Boss or Splitsvilla sheez 😂. They should make their career here
I have a friend who got bullied in high school and until now, she still carries the pain and mental abuse our classmates did to her. She despises them, she cries and wishes for their downfall. So just because yall experienced different kind of bullying, you can not freely say “forgive and forget” that is bs. If the the bully said sorry and regretted the things they did to yall, that is when you should think about forgiving or not.
And it's not mandatory to forgive, especially when you've been traumatized for so long. I think as long as the bully make amends and change for the better and live their lives in a way where they don't hurt others, then there should be no issue.
What job does she have ?
I have the same experience. It is easy for the bullies to say "forgive and forget" because it did not happen to them or we were just 10,11,12 bs. It is not like it is going away for the one who got bullied, it will stay with them for the rest of your life. Only thing you can do, is give it a place else the bullies still win and it will control your life and you only have 1 life. It is more a forgive but never forget. A bully that says sorry will be very rare and are they then sincere or just do it because they are effected negatively in their professional life, so it is a money question?
Did you stand up for your friend? Or just glad they didn't play you ?
@@patwhocares7009 It is called growing up.
If someone has been criminally charged, perhaps they should be shunned. However, when someone is destroyed because of something done when they're 10, that is ridiculous! Some actions may require penalities and reprimands by their casting company. Over-reacting is excessive and irresponsibile. The news media needs to be held accountable for ruining another's life.
Jang-Mi-Inae has my appreciation. What she said is truthful and that requires honesty and smartness.
Saying all that in a country like SK. Even better. Somebody needs to.
She was rude. That was why she got canceled. She was criticizing the government for helping families when she was in a privileged position as an actress to make much more money. She showed a lack of sensitivity to families during the pandemic.
lots of comments talking about kim donghee and how it's "unfair" since he was "only 10" do not understand the impact on victims of bullying. i was harassed by a girl when i was around 10 or 12 for about a year and it ruined my life. i became suicidal and developed serious mental health problems and anxiety that i still suffer from. if the girl who bullied me suddenly became wealthy and successful i would be livid. especially if they denied what happened and went as far as to try and sue me over it. he may be a different person now but you need to accept the consequences of your actions. he may have been able to come back into his career if he admitted and apologized but instead he filed a lawsuit against the victim. u deserve to be cancelled after that imo
edit: the people replying to this with their own experiences saying they're over what happened to them are f*cking ignorant. the point of my comment is that for certain people and in certain situations, the effects of bullying can be incredibly detrimental to your growth and mental health. just because you can forgive suzie in 6th grade for stealing your juicebox every day doesn't mean others can forgive their bullies for severe physical and emotional abuse
plsss he was 10 years old? i was bullied as well because my mother had cancer and so people would harass me about her but im not still upset about it (7 years later) bc they were literally 11, he was literally a child and so were they. also not to forget that a lot of children bully and tease because they have problems at home that they haven't been taught to cope with. if you'd really hold a 12 year long grudge and ruin someone's career about something that happened when you were 10 i would suggest going to therapy to help with that. i also hope you grow to be more understanding learn to and forgive otherwise you will have a very bitter future.
@@simsim-lj6vo not everyone feels the same as you. just because you can get over things like that doesn't mean others can and it's not fair to expect that from everyone. forgiveness is earned and if you can't apologize for the pain you've caused others then have you really shown growth? kids show these behaviours because adults in society treat it like its okay because they're children. if we hold people accountable it helps to teach and show other children that there are consequences for their actions. we cannot keep using the excuse of "kids will be kids" or "it was a long time ago". if you are honest and apologize then it means you've learned and changed. i dislike cancel culture myself but if you can't grow and show remorse then you shouldn't be in a position that people look up to
I've never been personally bullied, so ill basically ask you. What if they apologized for what they did? Cuz from what I've seen, if they were to apologize , they would still be canceled regardless. But im guessing it depends on how long it takes. Like if he apologized when he was young, it would've been good. But since he apologized 10 years later, it would be seen as disingenuous.
Edit: like if I were bullied and found out that the bully has a successful career, I would be upset as well, but not to a point where I destroy their career, unless it was SA. Most of the time, I forget shit easily, but its just me. But I also wouldn't want to attention towards me if I speak out, so that's another thing lol.
@@courtceo3695 that attitude works under normal circumstances but not with children. childrens brains are not fully developed yet, not everything is black and white and you should try to be more understanding
@@lyricxlmxchi8676 i dont agree with the idea of cancelling someone or ruining their career when they own up to their actions but what I'm saying is based on the fact that he denied it and even went as far as filing a lawsuit before it came to light that it was true. i personally believe an apology is all that's needed and if someone is still cancelled after that i don't believe that's fair to them but that doesn't change the fact that denying it is worse
When someone is accused of being a bully, that person shouldn't have to prove their innocents, the accuser should have to prove their accusations. It's crazy that the Korean legal system, places the burden on the accused person. People can just throw around wild claims and destroy peoples careers with zero proof. It happens way too often in Korea. Ridiculous.
We have all done stupid things when we were young but to cancel someones career over something they did when they were 10 is ridiculous!!!!!! Kim Donghee deserves every success, he earnt it. It's saddening to see many K celebs being cancelled for things outside of their control. Considering when you compare western celebs/actors/musicians to Korean celebs/actors/ musicians the difference is like night and day.
This is the world we live in we like or not
Well maybe it's not just when he's 10 😂😂😂😂 you knew those bullies would stick till high school.
Netizens feel very strongly about the topic of bullying the past years. The idea is that bullying is bullying and getting a free pass knowing it happened, even at 10, is unacceptable to them. At some point in their school lives, they’ve all experienced bullying. But at least in the US, you can sue for that. They never had a chance until recent years when mass online forums allowed them to have a voice. And STILL no REAL law to protect against bullying in Korea. He got unlucky for sure, because not many ppl in Korea cared that he was just 10 at the time.
He bullied in high school too lol you get what you put out karma caught up. He got what he deserved.
But bullying in high school really???
After watching itaewon I really fall in love with Kim donghi's acting and his innocence........but if he did something bad I won't defend tho
Bruh are you okay? Did something bad at 10 so you won’t support. Let’s not pretend as if we didn’t make mistakes at that age
@@elithluxe7568 people don't make mistakes like bullying tf out of their classmates when they r young
That guy you showed at last who always play the villain had so many harassment charges against him but he still manages to get several roles! Like wtf! You can cancel a kid for drinking but not an abuser?
Teaching here has made me realize whil bullying is so bad. You can’t say one negative thing about their child here. A lot of kids hey away with BS because a lot of parents refused to believe they’re angel would ever do something bad. I’ve only seen a few that take responsibility for what the child has done, but many that would brush it off and instead
Claim their child would never do such things
Yikes my typos!
I meant to why* not whil
I meant here* not hey
I meant their* not they’re
Parents yes but the school too. Expel the bully.
Thats the same in the U.S.!!!
@@ArtIsDrawing ahh okay I taught for a bit in the US. But here it’s a lot more picky over things that really don’t matter
Netizens need to not just hold the star responsible but management too. Its their responsibility to make sure their "star" is behaving appropriately. They are the ones who look after them & help get them work arent they? That last one is ridiculous though. Those netizens need a life
One thing is clear that they still human who never run from make mistake no matter they idol, actor, actress or whatever job they do..
Normally when it comes to bullying accusations, I’m always 100% on the victim side but ending the career of a person for what they did when they were like 10 years? That to me is just absurd Lmfaooo. Most people were a bully to someone else around that age(including the ones commenting about how he deserved it). if you’re holding a grudge for happened to as a child by another classmate, I’ll implore you to seek therapy. I’d be more understanding if he was 16/17 years old but 10? Lmfaooo bye
As the saying goes "Revenge is best served cold".
Thats all you could ever do.. laugh your fat @## off. You have no right to invalidate someone's bullying experience just because it's been a long time ago. Bullies in my school used to sexually harass girls in my class. Im almost 40 now and I still havent forgotten about it. Regardless of shape or form, kids should always be taught and guided by their parents so they wouldnt go out into the world as big or small aholes.
Well she give a mental scar to a ten year old kid that would last for the rest of their life, bully forgot what they did, but the victim always remember
I mean, I agree that majority of people did some 'bully' even if they don't aware of it when they were a child but most of them only did maybe cursing/fighting only. What Dong-Hee did is obviously beyond of what 'most people bullying' doing like smoking in the classroom or even the worse slapping kids with disabilities by make them playing games that obviously disadvantaged them? That's not normal even as 10 years old...
And plus the thing that ruined his career for the most part is the fact that him/his agency deny the accusation anf threaten to take legal action to the victims first before he clarifying and apologize of his wrongdoings. If his case was handled better I think the outrage wouldn't be as big
Yeah, but I pretty sure I didn't try to stab someone, or play minds games with a person with disability..I know he probably matured but you cannot ever discount a persons mental scars especially at a young age..To me, its pretty absurd to say that you can just get over it..and yes I agree, maybe they should of seeked therapy..but THERAPY IS EXPENSIVE and COSTS MONEY!!! I hate when people say "go to therapy" like its some normal thing not knowing its it like 100 dollars for like an hour!! SO the next best thing is revenge unfortunately..
So disappointed with Kang Ji Hwan. I didn’t know about his SA case but was surprised he suddenly disappeared. What’s with these stars acting like they have the right to force themselves on other people?
I think koreans tend to blame themselves too much. They lose their self-esteem over minor mistakes. They would take long hiatus even though many of their fans wait for their comeback.
The last one got me so mad at the netizens wtf they all went through that phase.
For Kang Ji Hwan's case, turns out he is not guilty T T.. pity for him
I don't support the cancel culture especially when the wrong was years ago and the crime is not being continued in their adult years but I disagree the 'It was years ago and why the victims only come out with the accusation when xxx got famous.' Well, that is the whole point. The unfair and hurtful feeling to see someone who did you wrong, actually owe you an apology, living this kind, nice image in the public and being loved by that. That is the point, nothing is wrong with that.
i also did smoking,drinking and gambling when i was 15.it's part of being a teenager who were easily influenced by wrong friends.
Cancel culture is a form of bullying in my opinion. Some of these were deserved, but most are just over the top 🤦♀️
Where can I watch this?
I despise these accusers. Even if everything is true, justice is not to destroy a person's career and life over something done when they were 10 years old. The accusers are the mean bullies to wait until the ones accused become famous and successful. NOW, they accuse!!!!! Over something done when 10 years old!!!
Yo victims always despise the one who bullied them for their entire life whether it was in their preteen or teenage or adulthood
The way they cancelled the KID for drinking and smoking tho
Damn koreans are really MEAN as if it doesn't happen for real in their country
Please don't ever say that the bullying was ages ago or they are only in this age & this & that cause mental & emotional traumas doesn't stop at certain time, age & events its stays with you & its triggers you without notice... I was bullied hard in elementary school I'm 33yrs. old now & I still have all traumas until now...
Sheesh! Korean Netizens are so goddamn petty... some minor school fight happened decades ago and as soon as the person becomes famous, they bring it up to cancel them. They really need their internet access revoked at this point!
The last one got him so mad at the netizens wtf they all went through that phase.
Well Korean culture is Korean culture. But for me I am like "Please, when these celebrities have actually done something wrong let me know"
i would never want to live in a country where people are commenting on stupid stuff a teanager did that was stupid. they had this kid let go from the drama series.These people are human beungs it does not look like they are allowed to make mistakes,i am sure these netizens make mistakes too but are acting as morality police,Soon these actors will certainly remove themselves from this industry.its not like these people are being treated fairly.they work long hours and they are being critized by their own people.They have to be perfect at all times no one is perfect ,the craziness with these people is too much.
I used to wet bed when I was young, i don't now. People grow, they change. You can not be cancelling for my past action where my brain was not fully developed. These Korean netizens be bullying a celebrity collectively and calling it an "anti-bully" mechanism. Hypocrite!
If drinking as a teenager and criticizing your government are enough to loose your careers then how does Lee Kyung Young still has a thriving career? That is messed up.
Man I had nooo idea that Kik Donghee was in this situation TT I really like his acting, I found out about him from i-teen, I really like his acting but as we've seen knetz are really scary so we might not see much from him.... Aaah this is so sad....
Why is the *“Emotional Damage"* guy in the thumbnail?
getting real tired of that bullying shit. it seems like anyone can blackmail any celebrity in korea with shit like that. yes bullying is a serious thing, but theres no hard evidence to prove or disprove all these claims that happen ages ago.
the first one looked so kind…
I noticed that a lot of k netizens always criticize people online specially the idols. I watch some documentary and what we see on kdrama are really happening there and they can destroy a person just by commenting bad online. They always think they have the power to manipulate the situation and sometimes that’s what causes for people to commit terrible things to themselves. Sorry that’s just what I noticed. ✌️
It seems like the public is too bitter and jealous of these celebs and can’t wait to cancel them! The comments they leave is so filled with hate that it is clearly not left with good intentions or concerns for the actors. They always want them to be kicked off a show or asked that they never work again so how will this actor take care of himself and family who depend on them! The ones that leave hateful comments and quick to cancel are the ones that are unhappy in their own life and just want to spread the negativity around to others.
lesson learned: do not commit a mistake
I had noooo idea about the first one. Omg.
"There wasn't enough evidence to prove his INNOCENCE"??? Is that how justice works in S. Korea?
Being a bully during youth is part of growing up.Never heard of a celebrity saying I was a victim as a youth.oh my I have heard that.People grow from experience. Good and bad. When I read so many things about the Oscar old lady winner from Korea? Was she asked did her sons serve in the military training? SHOULD BTS BE ABLE TO AVOID IT?
Korea entertainment industry has many roads to go. Copyrights.
Being bullied by peers should be OK 👍 part of growing up. Too be bullied by parents should be against the law.
Everyone should be free to criticize the government
School bullying is no joke. My 10 year old brother was chased with scissors by an older kid and it is something he will remember for the rest of his life. But even so, the other kid has the right to grow and do better, and is. I won’t give up on problem children, that is how they get worse.
koeans fix bullying people by bullying them even harder
Why they waited so long to report Kim Donghee? Probably they were powerless during high school, and they couldn't do anything to him. Then his face pop up on the internet, on TV. Now, they got a weapon to punish their bully.
Kim Ji-Hwan's case is weird. There was CCTV footage inside the house that disputed the complainants version. Dude got a raw deal.
CCTV footage of that day on July 9th last year showed the victims A and B and Kang Ji-hwan sitting at a table enjoying a drinking party until late afternoon. Prior to this, Kang Ji-hwan and A swam at an indoor swimming pool inside his home. Later, Kang Ji-hwan "blacked out" due to excessive drinking and the two victims helped move him to his room.
The victims showered while Kang Ji-hwan was asleep and could be seen wearing only wearing their underwear looking around the house. Kang Ji-hwan had prepared special deposits to thank the victims for leaving the agency and CCTV footage showed them opening the envelopes to check the amount.
However, there was no CCTV installed in Kang Ji-hwan's bedroom where the incident occurred.
Sports Chosun was able to obtain one the victim's katalks at the time of the incident. In the katalks, B is seen jokingly having a conversation with an acquaintance the morning after the incident. In particular, B is seen explaining the situation to the acquaintance stating, "I'm at Kang Ji Hwan's house, "It's three floors with a roof top pool and an oncheon (hot spring)", "The house is f*cking amazing...!"
maam this aint your video??
Being put in prison for taking drugs is inhumane, they need rehab not prison.
I think Donghee will comeback
So he had an argument when he was 10 and people think that’s enough for him to be cancelled? And trying to cancel a MINOR because he drank alcohol. Yes it’s not legal, but did he hurt anyone??? Kids mess about, I’m not happy about underaged kids drinking and smoking, but it’s a stupid reason to hate them? Cancel culture is bullying and if you think ruining someone’s career over something they did as a kid is acceptable then you’re a hypocrite.
Why would criticizing the government end your carrier?
I think your comment excusing underage drinking or smoking as not a big deal cause others have done it was irresponsible! Just because others done wrong doesn’t make it right or should be taken lightly! There is a reason why there rules they meant to protect people! Using your platform that way is irresponsible and almost encouraging the young people to do the same cause like you said many others have done meaning it’s not a big deal! The truth is it’s a big deal hence why he lost his role!
I’ve seen the last kid in so many shows!! Ridiculous he’s being attacked for being a teen. We’ve all done it!!
Is it really happens everywhere ?
I watched Welcome to Waikiki just now.I am really surprised.
knetz also are doing the bullying without them realizing it. So many korean artists took their own life due to knetz cyber bullying/hate comments.
My dude was a school bully gangster since he was *10* years old ? Good thing he got cancelled quickly. Well deserved.
No Disrespect to Koreans but I think if a korean actress or kpop girl group member have been involved to a bullying in schools before they suffer more and people wants to cancel them or wants them to be remove from there careers but if a korean actor or korean boy group member being bully before they just need to post a apology.
That happens? I mostly seen celebrities post an apology and actors being revoked
In the case of Jang Mi In Ae if the 1mil won was per month, I get what she means by it's a bit excessive. 1mil won in my county's currency is about 13k and that is way more then most peoples yearly salaries here, which is sad but that's the situation. I feel 4k - 6k (296745 won - 445118) should be enough per month, but idk, I don't pay bills, this is made up from my parents perspective
The problem is,why they have to wait untill they get famous and everything get revealed?
How fickle netizens in Korea are.
I hate that people use the “he was just 10 years old” excuse…well so was the victim.
Title of this video should be Stay up to date with Korean Actors that got cancelled
damn bruh, that family was keeping their revenge for about a decade and attacked when the time is right.
I don’t understand the fans. They are to mean. You know celebrities are people’s to.
I watch the world of married before I was wondering why didn’t show his face at the last episode??? I didn’t know he got kicked out?!!!
talking about the first guy..., why should people take the ten years kids action now to ruin his/her carer and priority when he become someone..... if they want it they should have taking action from the early age..
At 6:27 how does a man who raped 2 women ONLY GET A 2 YEAR SENTENCE 😡 ANYONE WHO DOES THAT KIND OF CRIME SHOULD BE IN FOR LIFE
Why won't the agencies that sign and represent actors vet them and verify their background before they start getting big in the industry? I am all for exposing a bully but if the agencies did their due diligence before signing these actors they would save themselves a lot of time, money, and embarrassment. Also, the Jung Joonwon case where he was shown smoking and drinking as a minor that hurt his career does seem like an overreaction to us (mostly Westerners) but S Korea's culture is very conservative and him being seen engaging in those activities is taken way more seriously there than here in America or other Western countries. I hope he can rebound and resume his career though. I loved the K-drama THE WORLD OF THE MARRIED.
It's incredible how this so called netizens have a lot of power in South Korea
K-pop or Koreans really sucks because they r running their life with one post .they can learn from their mistake but this type of msg are becoming a target for ppl that grow