If he did this, HE DID THE RIGHT THING!!!! PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. How is he suppose to know who this person is or was that called him? That person needs to apologize to him and move on!!!!! If he's not being protected then who's going to protect him? My thoughts are that toxic Netizens should get a life and leave others alone. We don't want another young person to take their lives over crap like this! You nor anyone else knows what this young man is going through. SM Entertainment should apologize for not protecting their artists!!! To Renjun, "It's okay Sweetheart, you matter, your life matters and your privacy matters. You have a right to speak up for yourself. You absolutely did the right thing. Your fans, members and family love you.❤🙏🏼
the girl who accidentally called renjun received millions of calls and messages with death threats. even if renjun wasn't mentally stable at that time, exposing a number that wasn't even confirmed as sasaeng wasn't the best move. she is still suffering from texts telling her to die, and it's because people like you just see one part of the situation. it has already been confirmed that the girl accidentally called him, and she has been proven innocent under investigation. please think before you comment
@@fridayloversclub while i agree that renjun was wrong for doing that, try to imagine yourself in his place. nct have been dealing with sasaengs for YEARS and sm ent has never done anything about it. of course he's sick of a company that takes no action. it wasn't the girl's fault, but it wasn't completely renjun's, either. how can you blame him for making a reckless decision? and how can you blame him for assuming the caller was a sasaeng? someone accidentally dialing an idol's phone number isn't a common occurrence at all. if you compare that to a sasaeng dialing an idol's number the ratio is like 1 to 100
@@nctneo then at least he should've directly apologized to her, and clarify the situation. I know he has gone through a lot, but it is a different matter and it cannot be justified by that alone. because he didn't explain the situation, a lot of foreign fans are still attacking the girl, some even sharing her contacts with weird perverts. she is a minor. they don't believe what the girl posted on x, and if renjun explained it himself then the fans would stop. why do you think other idols, who get about the same negative attention, just take legal action against sasaengs?
he knows fully well how big his influence online is, and he just posted an innocent civilian's number online for everyone to see. that's just a breach of privacy. my point is that it's his mistake, it's his responsibility to fix it, and right now because of his lack of explanation, people are thinking renjun is apologizing because he exposed a sasaeng!
@@fridayloversclub you're right but honestly i doubt that he was able to decide what was in the apology. all idol apologies look very similar, why do you think that is? im pretty sure either their managers write the apologies for them or they're told what to say
The biggest issue is k netizens
If he did this, HE DID THE RIGHT THING!!!! PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. How is he suppose to know who this person is or was that called him? That person needs to apologize to him and move on!!!!! If he's not being protected then who's going to protect him? My thoughts are that toxic Netizens should get a life and leave others alone. We don't want another young person to take their lives over crap like this! You nor anyone else knows what this young man is going through. SM Entertainment should apologize for not protecting their artists!!!
To Renjun, "It's okay Sweetheart, you matter, your life matters and your privacy matters. You have a right to speak up for yourself. You absolutely did the right thing. Your fans, members and family love you.❤🙏🏼
the girl who accidentally called renjun received millions of calls and messages with death threats. even if renjun wasn't mentally stable at that time, exposing a number that wasn't even confirmed as sasaeng wasn't the best move. she is still suffering from texts telling her to die, and it's because people like you just see one part of the situation. it has already been confirmed that the girl accidentally called him, and she has been proven innocent under investigation. please think before you comment
@@fridayloversclub while i agree that renjun was wrong for doing that, try to imagine yourself in his place. nct have been dealing with sasaengs for YEARS and sm ent has never done anything about it. of course he's sick of a company that takes no action. it wasn't the girl's fault, but it wasn't completely renjun's, either. how can you blame him for making a reckless decision? and how can you blame him for assuming the caller was a sasaeng? someone accidentally dialing an idol's phone number isn't a common occurrence at all. if you compare that to a sasaeng dialing an idol's number the ratio is like 1 to 100
@@nctneo then at least he should've directly apologized to her, and clarify the situation. I know he has gone through a lot, but it is a different matter and it cannot be justified by that alone. because he didn't explain the situation, a lot of foreign fans are still attacking the girl, some even sharing her contacts with weird perverts. she is a minor.
they don't believe what the girl posted on x, and if renjun explained it himself then the fans would stop. why do you think other idols, who get about the same negative attention, just take legal action against sasaengs?
he knows fully well how big his influence online is, and he just posted an innocent civilian's number online for everyone to see. that's just a breach of privacy. my point is that it's his mistake, it's his responsibility to fix it, and right now because of his lack of explanation, people are thinking renjun is apologizing because he exposed a sasaeng!
@@fridayloversclub you're right but honestly i doubt that he was able to decide what was in the apology. all idol apologies look very similar, why do you think that is? im pretty sure either their managers write the apologies for them or they're told what to say