Unless she's a parent to an underaged child, then she is not responsible for ANY OTHER PERSONS ACTIONS. Now if she was egging him on or demanded he do it, then that's different. But she actively tried to tell him to stop. She can't put herself in harms way, she did what she could. Even if she is friends with the guy, she is still not liable or responsible for his actions! This is insane that this is even an issue. The only problem i see is she may not have went into questioning fast enough? Even with that she was probably scared or worried. But she went in. This shouldn't even be an issue. Which unfortunately korea loves to make non-issues into huge issues. Korea is so messy.
Completely different thing from yoongi’s situation. This wanna be black girl decided to be friends with gangs and then run away from the scene essentially
Unfortunately the entertainment companies are also enabling these crazy sick fans. They do everything to please the fans even at the expense of the artists freedom and humanity. It's all about money.
@@NoName-px2co I meant this as a criticism of HIS lack of integrity and honour. Instead of defending her against blames for what HE did, he ran away like a coward and left Jessie to take the 💩
A woman is not obligated to protect anyone against a man who has been proven to be dangerous. He could break every bone in her body and she would not be able to defend herself. Is that what was called for? Jessi has been through more than enough at the hands of the psychopaths just for being a genuine, unique talent as well as a complete female human being. She's a top flight entertainer and in the end, her talent and bravery will triumph.
I don't think even the Koreans expected her to physically intervene in the fight. What's most disappointing is that, when the police arrived, she had already fled the scene and was nowhere to be found. The police found her group, minus the attacker, drinking at a bar as if nothing had happened. Given that it was her own fan who was assaulted by one of her affiliates, the least she could have done was check on the fan to make sure he was okay or call the police. The fan had to call the police himself. After that, the victim and his parents reached out to Jessi’s company for help identifying the attacker, but they were essentially told that they didn’t know. Koala messaged them, advising them not to contact Jessi. Remember, for the victim, Jessi’s company number was the only publicly available contact, so they couldn’t have contacted Koala directly. If they had genuinely wanted to help, given that the attacker was Koala’s personal friend, they could have easily done so. Jessi is being criticized for how she handled the situation after it all happened.
It's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she kinda fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
This is just another situation that some in So. Korea really do hate those who make it. Such a judgmental group.😮 she tried to stop it, which I give her credit for. Never jump in between two men swinging.
My issue is with this Koala person. This is his friend trying to flex cuz he's 'hanging with celebs'. If this Koala person had any real man in him, he would have stood with her publicly and defended her not knowing this person and taken the responsibility of giving the 'friends' info or fully accepted the blame since he brought him. He is the central piece in this connection. And he is pure hot shit! 🔥 💩
@@CutiePie-hh3gg who are Korea people to have enough, this Korean public are just bullies from the CCTV it shows she tried to stop it did the Korean public want her to gat hit . A country who bullies their celebrity
@@CutiePie-hh3ggSpeaking for all Koreans are you? Have had enough of what? What did she do? “Involved”? How? Guilt by association? How toxic. I hope one day you ended up in trouble for what someone else has done.
@@CutiePie-hh3gg so 3rd time is the charm? 3 strikes you are out? Got it. Do all Koreans fall under that same social rule too? Or just the rich and famous?
@@LMck-p8b Because if she simply wanted ACTUALLY fair justice for her son, after seeing the video for herself, she would be pursuing the attacker and not someone who did nothing wrong to her child. You know what it is, fr! 🤑
@@tipennya that is precisely why the victim and his parents contacted Jessie‘s company and asked them to help identify the attacker. They didn’t contact them to ask for money. The company pretty much ignored their request and just said they don’t know. You making accusations without any substance is doing the same thing with S Korean netizens. The producer even messaged them not to contact Jessie. You have to remember for the victim they don’t have Kuala’s personal contact details. Only way is to contact them through Jessie’s company, the attacker, was Koala’s personal friend. If they genuinely wanted to find the attacker, they would’ve helped them from the start. That’s why there is a criticism of how she handled the whole situation.
Another thing is that the Korean audience and entertainers had already pinned this 'gangsta girl' label on her ever since the Unpretty Rapstar show where she delivered the now infamous quote "who are you to judge me?". She didn't disrespect or demean anyone. She STOOD UP for herself and that immediately rubbed people the wrong way and bolstered the existing prejudice about 'Americans' and she instantly became some 'American Thug' to them. They constantly pushed this imagery on her for years on every show she participated in. So the fact that she showed strength despite being bullied and discriminated against simply for being born somewhere else became her crime. The Korean entertainment machine has done this repeatedly to American-born Koreans. Bom from 2NE1, Tiffany from GG, and many others, even those not American-born but from anywhere else. When you are so determined to be prejudiced even when the person is the same as you, well, we are already starting at the bottom.
This is NOT JESSI’S FAULT she Already said no to the fan but the fan is not respecting her decision and boundaries, she was just trying to escalate the situation and stop the fight
This is why celebrities are prisoners of their own fame. It isn’t realistic for a celebrity to have a normal life because the public won’t let them. This is why it is hard to be an independent artist not protected by layers or companies and PR consultants and lawyers.
Yeah I heard about Jessie situation it’s appalling Kmedia and netizens are trying to cancel her??korea is indeed a dangerous place for artists but safe for corrupted politicians and criminals.I hope she get through this 👍
Thank you so much for covering this!!! 🙏🏻 It really is a terrible injustice, and horribly upsets me because I've been seeing her treated sooooo unfairly ever since she got to Korea before debut, and it has been awful. I especially can understand and relate to her as a Korean gyopo woman who didn't fit a lot of the traditional Korean looks or behaviors that were expected of us, when I was younger too. ❤️❤️❤️
The flash notification is a good variable to consider Sean thanks so much for talking about this and sharing your take on this. This should have been discussed more by the Korean public. But it isn’t. THAT IS SAYING A LOT about the Korean public. The perception of Korea increased for me after BTS. Now, I am reminded why I never cared for Korea before BTS.
As someone that works with teens in the U.S., the teens here love that flash alert setting. ' What i find annoying about korean media is that celebs that commit serious crimes don't get this kind of response and it feels like it's getting worse. And the korean media/public are so hypocritcal because they get mad for things they themselves do all the time. I could never be famous in Korea, it feels suffocating.
I don't think she deserves all the hate she is getting and I don't think she should have physically separated the fight herself, however, I do believe she should have called the police and reported and they would have dealt with it themselves, and maybe the actual assailant would have been caught and she wouldn't be taking all the heat alone if any at all. But that doesn't mean I believe the boy was an actual fan of hers, and honrstly he might have approached the group with malice, since she is a "controversial" person
Yeah, it's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
O! I didn’t know that the phone flashes by incoming call. A few days ago this happened to me in the metro. I thought that the person sitting opposite me took a picture. Thank you for the video!
I don't know much about Jessi but, I truly like her personality. Not sure of how much negotiating she could have done with a teenager before the authorities arrived?! Nonetheless, hopefully she can do something special for the teen and that abuser needs to be found and held accountable! Btw, the flash feature is very popular and always activated especially, while at work. Sean, you are a great communicator, thank you for reporting on this!
Honestly, other than G-Dragon and TOP (from Bigbang) Jay Park (maybe), and most definitely my girl JESSI❤ everyone else in KPOP can suck rocks…! JESSI is talented, unapologetically herself, and a baddie too so I get why Koreans in Korea (just cause she's not 'Korean-Korean') have been looking for any excuse to tear her down…but they need to chill cause it's JESSI ❤mannnnn! She's one of my "they can mess with anyone else in KPOP but her" so they need to chillllllll x2!
Jessi is not guilty for someone else's actions. It doesn't matter what the relationship is between the assailant and Jessi. She DID NOT punch the other guy. And for fans...when a celebrity says NO, it means NO!! Geez.
It's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
I LOVE Jessi. I think she's terrific. She has fought and fought for her success. I'm a huge fan. I wish she had a more stable relationship with a management agency so she could flow with more consistent tunes.❤
🇺🇸 Where were her Body Guards.. that’s the dif in the US, popular Celebs always have their Body Guards with them at any Social gathering, it makes a huge dif in these situations.. So if ur wondering how Guards make a dif, they would b on guard inside or outside to address any Fans with questions, at the same time they can stand against any Bullies hanging around.. so hopefully she’ll keep her Guards with her from now on.
I don't think even the Koreans expected her to physically intervene in the fight. What's most disappointing is that, when the police arrived, she had already fled the scene and was nowhere to be found. The police found her group, minus the attacker, drinking at a bar as if nothing had happened. Given that it was her own fan who was assaulted by one of her affiliates, the least she could have done was check on the fan to make sure he was okay or call the police. The fan had to call the police himself. After that, the victim and his parents reached out to Jessi’s company for help identifying the attacker, but they were essentially told that they didn’t know. Koala messaged them, advising them not to contact Jessi. Remember, for the victim, Jessi’s company number was the only publicly available contact, so they couldn’t have contacted Koala directly. If they had genuinely wanted to help, given that the attacker was Koala’s personal friend, they could have easily done so. Jessi is being criticized for how she handled the situation after it all happened.
I would never start by saying, violence is never acceptable. But as a woman being approached later at night by an unknown man (18ish is still a man) is scary regardless who is with you. So her friends stood up for her, as there was no sound we cant tell what was being said but there was defo some conversation which has sparked a situation. She tried to stop but being a realist realised there was nothing she could do so walked away. This is something most par3nts tell you growning up, if something is happening walk away before you get in trouble. What so people expect. If she got hurt what would people say?? Its ridiculous the way people who have nothing to do with anything have the biggest say... this makes me angry sorry for the rant x
@@Kevin-ol7gj Why wouldn't she go back into the private establishment she had been in, to get off the street and away from the situation??? Not to mention away from a random weirdo that came up to you and bothered you on the street, and now caused all this drama
Welcome to the Korean "you are guilty until proven innocent. Even if you are found innocent you are still guilty." And no one is talking about the mom demanding Jessi and her company pay her money for the incident? She heard it involved Jessi and all she saw was $$ in her eyes. Isn't that a form of extortion?
Jessi shouldn't be blamed for that happened but in my opinion she should have called the police because she saw what happened but instead she continued her night like nothing happened like she didn't see her fan get attacked but she apologize for not handling it well leave her alone
When company do customer behavior research like public relation company, but haters accused the company who made bad comments in social media including their politician, it is very funny and stupid. There are many stupid people in South Korean.
Hi Sean, I really enjoy you're videos! Would you possibly be able to do a video explaining the situation with Yul Hee (former Laboum member) & Min Hwan of FTIsland, thank you
The only problem I saw was not that she left but she didn’t go straight to the police station right after it happened. The police had to go find her and where did they find her…at bar. Once you witness something…you just became involved. She should have went straight to police. I witnessed a road rage in front of me …I became involved once I noticed. Did I want to get involved…no but I still called the police and gave them as much information as I could. They told me police were on their way and I was told not follow them. I did as much as I could and left with a clear conscience.
Totally agree. It's not that she should've intervened physically, it's that she kinda fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was just a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
He won't do it because he is ignoring all the shady stuff Hybe did coming out of that report. He's a Hybe stan. He acts like nothing happened and just spews misinformation, an absolute coward.
I'd not idea some mobile's have a flash alert for texts and calls coming in not seen it used here in the UK. I guess they don't bother with that function as that would be blasted annoying. But then most people here keep their mobiles in case's to protect them as screens are easily smashed. Hardly anyone carries one without it being in some kind of protective casing.
Poor Jessie. I don't think she is at fault. This was an unfortunate situation for sure. Was not aware of this at all. Ty for breaking this down. Borahae. -2019 ARMY NY USA 💜
If the foreigner thought the flashing was photos being taken, there should have been a shutter sound . Isn't it the law to have the shutter sound turned on?
It's 100 percent wrong for Jessi to be blamed for what someone else did. The thing that made matters somewhat more complicated and dragged out longer than Jessi's initial apology was she said she had never met that man who did the assault before, he just happened to be hanging out there . But then pictures began surfacing of Jessi and the assailant together. Even he she knew him, she's still not responsible for another person actions. Korea must be a country with little or no problems if the biggest issues are what's happening in KPOP.
It's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
I think it's kind of a stop and render aide situation. In this case, the extra steps would be calling the police and making sure the kid is ok. When she walked away, observed of the camera footage don't know if she was abandoning the situation or going to get the police.
Okay, here's my 2 on this. Y'all need to keep Jessi's name out of your mouth, if you're hatin'. She is a totally BADDA$$ QUEEN. She is one of the three female rappers in S.K. that I have TOTAL RESPECT for. Talented ✓ Gorgeous ✓ Personality on 💯✓ Original ✓ Cool AF ✓ Y'all need to stop blaming her for what other ppl's grown-arsed kids did! #aRMyLOVE💙💕 #YetToComePROOF #TAKETWO #INDIGO #RM_SOMETHING💕💙 #CLOSER💕 #SEXYNUKIM #RIGHTPLACEWRONGPERSONandHeavenandComeBackToMeandLostandGroinandNuts💞💙 #BTSPavedTheWay!
My sis have similar tats to Jessi, this was 40 yrs ago lol. I show her your video and she laughed so hard, said, "oh im a gang without knowing imba gang." 😂
Love love love Jessi! You are right….shes funny, beautiful, talented and outspoken…..so what? Why isn’t the male that brought the plus one getting the blame here? For Gawd sakes….leave her alone! ❤️🇨🇦
I don't think anybody was really expecting Jessi to physically protect her fan, but she at the very least could've stuck around to make sure the fan was okay and apologize. This kid got beaten up because he was a fan who just wanted to say hi, so Jessi DOES have a moral (though not legal) responsibility to at the very least say sorry instead of just going off to party with her friends like nothing happened. Even her passiveness in that moment of violence felt like she was more concerned about distancing herself from the situation (as in, helping herself before helping anybody else) and I think that's where Jessi is getting side-eye. Again, not saying she did anything wrong LEGALLY, but her actions afterwards clearly showed she's kinda irresponsible and only concerned about helping herself, and that's not a good look for her. All she really had to do avoid this mess was merely stick around, show some concern for the fan, help him out with the police, and nobody in their right minds would've blamed her. But nah, Jessi kinda ran away at every opportunity to make things right, so it's not surprising she's getting slammed.
women have the right to say "NO" even if they are celebrities. there's no Korean laws that say she has to say yes to someone when they get approached. did she really left Korea? she should have not. I don't think the guy is innocent if he was wandering at that hour around bars, also the men that was around the corner must have been her people that protected her. where are the Korean congressmen now? aren't they worried about Jessy's protection she is Korean born in the USA, unlike some brat. the gang ideas about her is just ridiculous.
Didn't something similar happen with that Nardo Wick? I understand from a business mindset but they had nothing to do with the actions of the other person...yikes
Yeah, this is unfortunate all round. Jessi doesn't deserve all the hate she's getting. It's misogyny. Just because she's tough and outspoken doesn't mean she's gonna jump in the middle of grown men who are fighting. She is physically weaker than them. These people are ridiculous. Even tough women don't go around punching men. Like wtf?
He's really only looking for the quick payday and not thinking about any future repercussions he could face. He really doesn't seem that bright, from what I've seen from his texts and statements so far.
This is not Jesse fault, but the acquaintance with her. It is just reminder to be aware of the company you keep, because unfortunately it will reflect good or bad on you. You need to vet your friends and even your family especially if you are a celebrity. If you have someone around you that has an attitude majority of the time, always confrontational or short-tempered then they are walking ticking 💣. Some may even say Jesse is like this, but she honestly has a lot of control even when she speaking her mind.
i dont really follow nor like her songs but it seems like shes always under attack both by the media knetz and random kdol group fans. i dont think she will ever be taken seriously because of this constant drama surrounding her sadly, it moght be best to stop being in the idol side of things maybe look elsewhere as well cause it seems ppl just love to shit on her for it. i think she would be more accepted in the states than in korea especially for her image as well.
Unfortunately, Jesse's friends behaved terribly. Let's honestly say that Jessie's friends and environment set her up in this situation... She needs to change her environment. These are not friends, no one took responsibility except Jesse. Although she is not really to blame
I dont know Jessie at all only when she talked about BTS. I dont think it was her fault feom what i see but the kid didnt deserve that. If he is the friend of the guys with Jessie then why isnt that guy giving the police his info. If he was his friend im sure he'd be able to get ahold of him. But this is like Suga all over again. Trying to tear down people that are on the top. The only i thought she should of did was to maybe atleast check on the fan. She litterly just took off when he called the police instead of sticking around to give a statement and not only that she went out to another plce to keep drinking as if nothing happened. That is probably why people are more upset. I still dont think she should get the hate. Nor should she had to do the photo line up just like Suga shouldnt of. I mean there is real crime like trafficing and murder and they are focused on these peddy things that could of been held out of media. But we all know being such celebrities thats what happens sadly
15:56 Correction: That is the not the phone flash light flashing, that is the Face ID IR blaster on the front of an I-Phone which cannot be seen through naked eyes but is visible on cameras. You can actually see the same happening from the guy behind holding his phone. There is no flashing lights, please rectify this or you would be spreading misinformation. QUICK FACT: People encounter Infrared waves every day; the human eye cannot see it, but humans can detect it as heat. A remote control uses light waves just beyond the visible spectrum of light-infrared light waves-to change channels on your TV. (Same principle on I-Phone)
I don't know what the feature is that you are talking about (and maybe you can see or zoom clearer than I can!), but as soon as I saw the video, it looked like to me a feature I have on my phone, that does indeed flash like that while it is taking pictures, under a special setting that basically takes multiple pictures (can be anywhere from like just a few to hundreds at a time) very quickly and in rapid succession, while only having to press the button once in the very beginning to set it off, and then it will just keep going by itself. I'm not saying I know positively, because again, I can't seem to zoom in closely or clearly enough to see for sure, but that's just what it looked like to me on my phone.
@@Sugas_Girr No worries, I will explain further. The I-Phone uses depth cameras and an Infrared light emitter(IR) to light up the face (Infrared light is not visible through naked eyes but is visible on cameras) and the depth sensing camera uses this light to accurately make out the face. That is why I-Phone Face ID is very secure. The flashing light that you see in the video is from that Infrared Light Emitter, which again is only visible through camera which is the CCTV camera. If you slow down the video and watch it maybe on a bigger screen you can actually, for a split second, see the screen turn on where the flashing light is coming from. When I-Phone screen turns on, it is constantly shinning this Infrared Light to scan a face, hence the flashing light. Also if you notice the guys in the back holding a phone in his hand, his front of the phone was flashing too. Side Note: If you want, try using a TV remote facing directly at your phone camera, you will actually see red light flashing.
Also this could be the proximity sensor which is present on every phone, when you bring your phone close to your ear during a call the screen automatically turns off. But the flash light is too bright to be a proximity sensor as those use less powerful Infrared Light Emitters.😃
@@sudiptomalik947 Thanks for the info! Yes, I kind of know how at least some IR lights work because of having to always inspect and scan for hidden cameras when I travel (unfortunately been a victim to more than one in the past), but am not familiar with iPhones because I only use Samsung. Thx again for the interesting info!
I know those songs, but i dont know her face. Jessi has no responsible for this incident, as she wasnt the one who hit that guy. and Ive noticed Asian tend to be sensitive on these kind of things... ie they would remember this kind of small thing for long...
I have the feeling that she did not go to police right away because the Chinese guy might be in gang. You do not want to snitch on gang member. It might cost you your life. Korean only blame her because the attacker is Chinese. I am sure the victim might say something that piss off the Chinese guy. People won’t attack you for no reason.
So based on the video I've seen and I like Jesse and I think she's so cool she's cool to BTS I think there's blame to go around here. including with Jesse but not for not intervening. I think the first person to blame is the producer boyfriend friend whatever he is . the phone looked at exactly what my phone does when it gets a flash notification. instantly went to aggressive Macho mode. That was the first thing he did he started it because he wasn't calm and I know that because Jesse pulled him back because she knew something was going to go down. And Being drunk and seeing another guy react like that the idiot who actually hit him just reacted the same as as the producer boyfriend guy but Jessie and her friend wasn't fast enough to stop him. I don't believe he should have done that and I don't believe she should put herself in danger to stop two very drunk bigger guys beating up her fan but I think the fault lies with the guys not Jessi. first with the producer boyfriend person and then with the guy who actually hit him and continued to the one spot where I think Jessi might have done something wrong she saw her fan was hurt and she didn't stay to make sure he was okay I understand her trying to calm down to two idiots but she was the only reason he the fan was there so she should have at least had someone check on the fan. That is purely based on the video I've seen however. so many things can change if you hear the audio the fan could have been saying something bad. Or about 4 million scenarios could go on with the audio but based on what I saw in the video its producer guy and his friends fault and Jessi's a little bit for not staying or if she couldn't stay having someone's check to make sure everything was okay
If he was beaten up just for "asking for a photo", why did he even stay? Isn’t the normal thing to do to run and call the cops? That 'kid' was probably pushing it by being too persistent and said something that triggered the guy in Jessi's team, putting him into protective mode.
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This is ridiculous. If you watch a decent amount of content from Jessi, you become familiar with her mannerisms and body language: You can clearly see that she is being respectful and graciously declining when the fan first approaches, while immediately pulling Koala back to let him know its ok. A lot of this is on the victim...I am generally not a victim blamer, but he was clearly told "NO", more than once, and did not comply....that is harassment. Labeling him as a minor is a fine line...he's 18 and clearly a fully grown man. What if Jessi had stepped outside by herself? Would he still have approached like that? This is night time, an alley, and he was a complete stranger...where are the people acknowledging the fact that "fans" are seriously crossing personal boundary lines and creating unsafe situations for both themselves and the celebrities that they harass/stalk? The camera flash was unfortunate; I also thought he was already taking pics. Koala's friend was in the wrong for throwing the punch, but you can see Jessi trying to intervene just before he threw the first punch...she was right to then walk away. Anyone who has ever seen men break out in a fist fight, knows it can get dangerous and escalate very quickly....it is scary, and freezing or not knowing how to respond appropriately, does happen. You are not responsible for the actions of your friend's acquantances, nor are you responsible for the fallout/consequences of a person's behaviour AFTER you clearly and repeatedly told them NO. What kind of mother teachers her son it's ok to approach/harass women like this, especially in the dark of night...celebrity or not!?!
Even though Jessi is not at fault for someone attacking her fan, the thing that bothers me about all this is, that Jessi left the scene before the police came. Obviously, she can tell that the person is young, was attacked, and was a fan. Who would leave their fan on the street alone, after being attacked by someone she was around (even though she said she only met the attacker that day)? The student was probably scared, was anxious, and needed support from someone. It does not look good to leave the scene, and go to a restaurant. Who would leave their fan alone like that? I think she's hanging out with the wrong crowd for sure.
She's not responsible for her friends friend. Her friend is responsible for his friend. She didn't have to apologize to anybody she did. Jessi is the shyt. I love her music and I love how she speaks her mind.
We can’t trust kmedia. Jessi didn’t do anything wrong , period . What she does in her personal life is hers to live. Everybody in the kmedia wouldn’t like it if reporters were filming and documenting what other reporters do on their off work time
Unless she's a parent to an underaged child, then she is not responsible for ANY OTHER PERSONS ACTIONS. Now if she was egging him on or demanded he do it, then that's different. But she actively tried to tell him to stop. She can't put herself in harms way, she did what she could. Even if she is friends with the guy, she is still not liable or responsible for his actions! This is insane that this is even an issue. The only problem i see is she may not have went into questioning fast enough? Even with that she was probably scared or worried. But she went in. This shouldn't even be an issue. Which unfortunately korea loves to make non-issues into huge issues. Korea is so messy.
Well said
You said it all 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Agreed 👍
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Louder 🗣🗣🗣 !!!
They didn't learn from Suga. Media up for a money grab again, and all the haters are scavengers for it. Ugh, annoying. Jessi is the Queen!
There is nothing to learn. Their entertainment industry is a meat grinder predatory. In n Out. All matter is bad public opinions n you are out.
Completely different thing from yoongi’s situation. This wanna be black girl decided to be friends with gangs and then run away from the scene essentially
When NO means NO and it’s not respected. Fans thinking they own ppl and don’t respect human rights.
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Unfortunately the entertainment companies are also enabling these crazy sick fans. They do everything to please the fans even at the expense of the artists freedom and humanity. It's all about money.
He respected her answer and was leaving
@@kimberlycarrigan8824the video is choppy. But he hunged aroubd for AT LEAST 1 second or 2 too long. He never turned around to leave.
He must probably say something racist to the Chinese guy. We know Korean and Chinese don’t get along….
Anyone else wondering why NOBODY seems to be talking about THE GUY WHO ACTUALLY THREW THE PUNCH?
Probably because he had already keft the country. It is but speculation, however, this is what the news reporters seem to be spreading.
yes, exactly .. most of the K-netz are blaming Jessi ..
Cant the KR Customs provide details of that guy? Maybe they just sweep the snow in front of their own doors
its like they dont realise u get situations that u cant always control over and thus its not urs nor her responsibility to do anything about it
@@randomuser-nt9if oic thanks
Momma saw a money opportunity and took this way too far - instead of going after the assailant, she went after Jessie. Shame on her.
Why is the friend of a friend not stepping up to defend her who is getting all the blame for HIS action?
Friend of a friend that you met hours ago barely even pass as acquaintance.
Not only cuz the guy is underworld figure, he isn't really Jessi's friend.
@@NoName-px2co I meant this as a criticism of HIS lack of integrity and honour. Instead of defending her against blames for what HE did, he ran away like a coward and left Jessie to take the 💩
@HailToTheMeep word is guy is associated with triad. I wouldn't expect him to advocate for justice and honour.
@@NoName-px2coIs he?
@HailToTheMeep Yes, it would appear so from information going around so far.
A woman is not obligated to protect anyone against a man who has been proven to be dangerous. He could break every bone in her body and she would not be able to defend herself. Is that what was called for? Jessi has been through more than enough at the hands of the psychopaths just for being a genuine, unique talent as well as a complete female human being. She's a top flight entertainer and in the end, her talent and bravery will triumph.
I don't think even the Koreans expected her to physically intervene in the fight. What's most disappointing is that, when the police arrived, she had already fled the scene and was nowhere to be found. The police found her group, minus the attacker, drinking at a bar as if nothing had happened. Given that it was her own fan who was assaulted by one of her affiliates, the least she could have done was check on the fan to make sure he was okay or call the police. The fan had to call the police himself. After that, the victim and his parents reached out to Jessi’s company for help identifying the attacker, but they were essentially told that they didn’t know. Koala messaged them, advising them not to contact Jessi. Remember, for the victim, Jessi’s company number was the only publicly available contact, so they couldn’t have contacted Koala directly. If they had genuinely wanted to help, given that the attacker was Koala’s personal friend, they could have easily done so. Jessi is being criticized for how she handled the situation after it all happened.
It's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she kinda fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
This is just another situation that some in So. Korea really do hate those who make it. Such a judgmental group.😮 she tried to stop it, which I give her credit for. Never jump in between two men swinging.
My issue is with this Koala person. This is his friend trying to flex cuz he's 'hanging with celebs'. If this Koala person had any real man in him, he would have stood with her publicly and defended her not knowing this person and taken the responsibility of giving the 'friends' info or fully accepted the blame since he brought him. He is the central piece in this connection. And he is pure hot shit! 🔥 💩
I feel bad for jessi she has apologized she yet the Korean public are just shitting on her 😢😢
@@sheilaankrah9440 it's because this is her 3rd assault case she's involved in and Koreans have had enough
@@CutiePie-hh3gg who are Korea people to have enough, this Korean public are just bullies from the CCTV it shows she tried to stop it did the Korean public want her to gat hit . A country who bullies their celebrity
@CutiePie-hh3gg Are you an antifan on crusade against Jessi with the copy paste response?
@@CutiePie-hh3ggSpeaking for all Koreans are you? Have had enough of what? What did she do? “Involved”? How? Guilt by association? How toxic. I hope one day you ended up in trouble for what someone else has done.
@@CutiePie-hh3gg so 3rd time is the charm? 3 strikes you are out? Got it. Do all Koreans fall under that same social rule too? Or just the rich and famous?
His mom heard Jessi's name and saw $$$ point blank.
@@tipennya A billion percent!!! That's exactly what I thought, and it just got confirmed (for me!) when I saw their statements and texts.
U dont even know his mum, how do u know if she greedy for $$ ?
@@LMck-p8b Because if she simply wanted ACTUALLY fair justice for her son, after seeing the video for herself, she would be pursuing the attacker and not someone who did nothing wrong to her child. You know what it is, fr! 🤑
@@tipennya oh right.. ic now, thanks
@@tipennya that is precisely why the victim and his parents contacted Jessie‘s company and asked them to help identify the attacker. They didn’t contact them to ask for money. The company pretty much ignored their request and just said they don’t know. You making accusations without any substance is doing the same thing with S Korean netizens. The producer even messaged them not to contact Jessie. You have to remember for the victim they don’t have Kuala’s personal contact details. Only way is to contact them through Jessie’s company, the attacker, was Koala’s personal friend. If they genuinely wanted to find the attacker, they would’ve helped them from the start. That’s why there is a criticism of how she handled the whole situation.
When ppl are triggered by someone else's physical appearance, they're not happy with their own.
And she dares to be different, which some entitled people dont like, because they cant be like her. 😒🙄
She is exactly who she wants to be!! Lots of respect to her!! She rocks!!
ikr the idol image has become so solidfied that ppl who are any teeny bit different from it get shitted on the most
Your analysis is well balanced. You are a good observer. I love Jessie and hope the situation is resolved.
Another thing is that the Korean audience and entertainers had already pinned this 'gangsta girl' label on her ever since the Unpretty Rapstar show where she delivered the now infamous quote "who are you to judge me?". She didn't disrespect or demean anyone. She STOOD UP for herself and that immediately rubbed people the wrong way and bolstered the existing prejudice about 'Americans' and she instantly became some 'American Thug' to them. They constantly pushed this imagery on her for years on every show she participated in. So the fact that she showed strength despite being bullied and discriminated against simply for being born somewhere else became her crime. The Korean entertainment machine has done this repeatedly to American-born Koreans. Bom from 2NE1, Tiffany from GG, and many others, even those not American-born but from anywhere else. When you are so determined to be prejudiced even when the person is the same as you, well, we are already starting at the bottom.
for real if i were her pr manager id suggest opt for a foreign label cause she will never be truly accepted over there
This is NOT JESSI’S FAULT she Already said no to the fan but the fan is not respecting her decision and boundaries, she was just trying to escalate the situation and stop the fight
@@IamJerryTV_0802 *deescalate
But, yes! 👍🏻
@@Sugas_Girr what’s more fucked up is she is getting all the hate when she didn’t do anything wrong
This is why celebrities are prisoners of their own fame. It isn’t realistic for a celebrity to have a normal life because the public won’t let them. This is why it is hard to be an independent artist not protected by layers or companies and PR consultants and lawyers.
Yeah I heard about Jessie situation it’s appalling Kmedia and netizens are trying to cancel her??korea is indeed a dangerous place for artists but safe for corrupted politicians and criminals.I hope she get through this 👍
Thank you so much for covering this!!! 🙏🏻 It really is a terrible injustice, and horribly upsets me because I've been seeing her treated sooooo unfairly ever since she got to Korea before debut, and it has been awful. I especially can understand and relate to her as a Korean gyopo woman who didn't fit a lot of the traditional Korean looks or behaviors that were expected of us, when I was younger too. ❤️❤️❤️
The flash notification is a good variable to consider Sean thanks so much for talking about this and sharing your take on this. This should have been discussed more by the Korean public. But it isn’t. THAT IS SAYING A LOT about the Korean public.
The perception of Korea increased for me after BTS.
Now, I am reminded why I never cared for Korea before BTS.
As someone that works with teens in the U.S., the teens here love that flash alert setting. '
What i find annoying about korean media is that celebs that commit serious crimes don't get this kind of response and it feels like it's getting worse. And the korean media/public are so hypocritcal because they get mad for things they themselves do all the time. I could never be famous in Korea, it feels suffocating.
i really feel bad for her. its disgraceful.
I don't think she deserves all the hate she is getting and I don't think she should have physically separated the fight herself, however, I do believe she should have called the police and reported and they would have dealt with it themselves, and maybe the actual assailant would have been caught and she wouldn't be taking all the heat alone if any at all. But that doesn't mean I believe the boy was an actual fan of hers, and honrstly he might have approached the group with malice, since she is a "controversial" person
Jessi herself said he is a fan
Yeah, it's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
Jessi is the next Kmedia witch hunt, but not as bad as Suga's. Isn't that guy an 18 years old? It's an adult age here, but they keep saying minor.
It's because legal age in korea is 20
It's actually 19..
She can't stop people and they shouldn't be asking for pics when idols are out. Violence is still bad
she's not the one who's instigating for the punch nor asked the guy to punch the boy. she's trying to stop the other guy for punching the boy
O! I didn’t know that the phone flashes by incoming call. A few days ago this happened to me in the metro. I thought that the person sitting opposite me took a picture. Thank you for the video!
It’s a function for the disabled who are hard of hearing……..Similar to doorbells that flash as well as sound.
I am so over Korea and their unreasonable standards for celebrities
I love Jessi. She's hilarious and actually very sweet. I feel bad that this is happening to her.
I love Jessi and support her totally.
Jessi fighting ❤
I don't know much about Jessi but, I truly like her personality.
Not sure of how much negotiating she could have done with a teenager before the authorities arrived?! Nonetheless, hopefully she can do something special for the teen and that abuser needs to be found and held accountable! Btw, the flash feature is very popular and always activated especially, while at work. Sean, you are a great communicator, thank you for reporting on this!
I love this channel and I love how sassy you are 🤣💕
He throws shade so well huh?? Love it!! 🤣🧡🫰🤣🧡🫰
Honestly, other than G-Dragon and TOP (from Bigbang)
Jay Park (maybe), and most definitely my girl JESSI❤ everyone else in KPOP can suck rocks…!
JESSI is talented, unapologetically herself, and a baddie too so I get why Koreans in Korea (just cause she's not 'Korean-Korean') have been looking for any excuse to tear her down…but they need to chill cause it's JESSI ❤mannnnn!
She's one of my "they can mess with anyone else in KPOP but her" so they need to chillllllll x2!
Jessi is not guilty for someone else's actions.
It doesn't matter what the relationship is between the assailant and Jessi. She DID NOT punch the other guy.
And for fans...when a celebrity says NO, it means NO!! Geez.
the fan is a menice he stayed after being punched to provoke more trouble
1 million percent!!!
Korean won’t think the same when the attacker is Chinese…
Off Topic. Could you please speak about Seunghan of Riize ? Much appreciate it !
God help South Korean’s celebrities.
It's so frustrating that she would be responsible for someone else's actions. But that's the way these cultures fly, I suppose. I love Jesse, too!
Toxic culture
It's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
Absolutely love your videos and analysis 😊
I LOVE Jessi. I think she's terrific. She has fought and fought for her success. I'm a huge fan. I wish she had a more stable relationship with a management agency so she could flow with more consistent tunes.❤
Thanks learned a lot again.
Sean- once again your investigative skills have astounded me. I think you should work for a Korean news station for the real in-depth reporting!!!!!
🇺🇸 Where were her Body Guards.. that’s the dif in the US, popular Celebs always have their Body Guards with them at any Social gathering, it makes a huge dif in these situations.. So if ur wondering how Guards make a dif, they would b on guard inside or outside to address any Fans with questions, at the same time they can stand against any Bullies hanging around.. so hopefully she’ll keep her Guards with her from now on.
I don't think even the Koreans expected her to physically intervene in the fight. What's most disappointing is that, when the police arrived, she had already fled the scene and was nowhere to be found. The police found her group, minus the attacker, drinking at a bar as if nothing had happened. Given that it was her own fan who was assaulted by one of her affiliates, the least she could have done was check on the fan to make sure he was okay or call the police. The fan had to call the police himself. After that, the victim and his parents reached out to Jessi’s company for help identifying the attacker, but they were essentially told that they didn’t know. Koala messaged them, advising them not to contact Jessi. Remember, for the victim, Jessi’s company number was the only publicly available contact, so they couldn’t have contacted Koala directly. If they had genuinely wanted to help, given that the attacker was Koala’s personal friend, they could have easily done so. Jessi is being criticized for how she handled the situation after it all happened.
I would never start by saying, violence is never acceptable. But as a woman being approached later at night by an unknown man (18ish is still a man) is scary regardless who is with you. So her friends stood up for her, as there was no sound we cant tell what was being said but there was defo some conversation which has sparked a situation. She tried to stop but being a realist realised there was nothing she could do so walked away. This is something most par3nts tell you growning up, if something is happening walk away before you get in trouble. What so people expect. If she got hurt what would people say?? Its ridiculous the way people who have nothing to do with anything have the biggest say... this makes me angry sorry for the rant x
@@tanyarobinson2954 You're absolutely right!!!
Yeah, she got so scared she went to another bar drinking lol
@@Kevin-ol7gj Why wouldn't she go back into the private establishment she had been in, to get off the street and away from the situation??? Not to mention away from a random weirdo that came up to you and bothered you on the street, and now caused all this drama
Jesse is the Korean Nikki Minaj in her own right ❤
Welcome to the Korean "you are guilty until proven innocent. Even if you are found innocent you are still guilty."
And no one is talking about the mom demanding Jessi and her company pay her money for the incident? She heard it involved Jessi and all she saw was $$ in her eyes. Isn't that a form of extortion?
Jessi shouldn't be blamed for that happened but in my opinion she should have called the police because she saw what happened but instead she continued her night like nothing happened like she didn't see her fan get attacked but she apologize for not handling it well leave her alone
that kinda falls into the "grey area", because a friend of a friend is rumoured to be a gang member ..
So, I'm guessing tomorrow is the HYBE's internal report?
When company do customer behavior research like public relation company, but haters accused the company who made bad comments in social media including their politician, it is very funny and stupid. There are many stupid people in South Korean.
I love her variety show content, she’s hilarious!
Hi Sean, I really enjoy you're videos! Would you possibly be able to do a video explaining the situation with Yul Hee (former Laboum member) & Min Hwan of FTIsland, thank you
This is the same thing as the suga situation. The thing that piss me off is that the video is there and ppl just can’t make sense of it?
The only problem I saw was not that she left but she didn’t go straight to the police station right after it happened. The police had to go find her and where did they find her…at bar. Once you witness something…you just became involved. She should have went straight to police. I witnessed a road rage in front of me …I became involved once I noticed. Did I want to get involved…no but I still called the police and gave them as much information as I could. They told me police were on their way and I was told not follow them. I did as much as I could and left with a clear conscience.
Totally agree. It's not that she should've intervened physically, it's that she kinda fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was just a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
JUSTICE FOR JESSI
WE LOVE YOU JESSI
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#JUSTICEFORJESSI #KMEDIASHAME #ARMYLOVE
I thought he was taking pics of her from the side
There’s only one Jessie. Just like BTS only one. ❤
Can you do a video on the hybe reports that were discussed during the assembly
He won't do it because he is ignoring all the shady stuff Hybe did coming out of that report. He's a Hybe stan. He acts like nothing happened and just spews misinformation, an absolute coward.
I'd not idea some mobile's have a flash alert for texts and calls coming in not seen it used here in the UK. I guess they don't bother with that function as that would be blasted annoying. But then most people here keep their mobiles in case's to protect them as screens are easily smashed. Hardly anyone carries one without it being in some kind of protective casing.
Not the first time and won't be the last where the kmedia and the knetizens assume before getting all the facts.
Poor Jessie. I don't think she is at fault. This was an unfortunate situation for sure. Was not aware of this at all. Ty for breaking this down. Borahae. -2019 ARMY NY USA 💜
If the foreigner thought the flashing was photos being taken, there should have been a shutter sound . Isn't it the law to have the shutter sound turned on?
I think that law is in Japan not SK. BUT I could be wrong.
thanks for doing this for Jessi ..I don't understand why Jessi needs to apologise..
It's 100 percent wrong for Jessi to be blamed for what someone else did. The thing that made matters somewhat more complicated and dragged out longer than Jessi's initial apology was she said she had never met that man who did the assault before, he just happened to be hanging out there . But then pictures began surfacing of Jessi and the assailant together. Even he she knew him, she's still not responsible for another person actions. Korea must be a country with little or no problems if the biggest issues are what's happening in KPOP.
That is NOT the assailant. 😑
They always hype up simple scandals till it's an issue, like that guy from riize
It's not that Jessi should've intervened physically, it's that she fled the scene afterwards. What prevented her from sticking around and saying sorry to the fan? She wouldn't be in this mess at all if she simply showed some concern for the fan's well-being and helped him out in whatever way. Yet all her excuse seems to be is, "Well I wasn't the one who murdered this person, I simply witnessed it...why are you criticizing me for not reporting to the police or helping the victim when I was simply a witness to the murder?" It's the total lack of moral responsibility that's getting Jessi side-eyed, not the crime itself.
I think it's kind of a stop and render aide situation. In this case, the extra steps would be calling the police and making sure the kid is ok. When she walked away, observed of the camera footage don't know if she was abandoning the situation or going to get the police.
17:11 absolutely! My mom and dad’s phones are always flashing!
What happened to Jessi is just soooo sad...and it makes me angry it happened to her... it's so frustrating...😓😓
This is not the first time she got involved in a violent situation
Okay, here's my 2 on this.
Y'all need to keep Jessi's name out of your mouth, if you're hatin'. She is a totally BADDA$$ QUEEN.
She is one of the three female rappers in S.K. that I have TOTAL RESPECT for. Talented ✓ Gorgeous ✓ Personality on 💯✓ Original ✓ Cool AF ✓
Y'all need to stop blaming her for what other ppl's grown-arsed kids did!
#aRMyLOVE💙💕 #YetToComePROOF #TAKETWO #INDIGO #RM_SOMETHING💕💙 #CLOSER💕 #SEXYNUKIM #RIGHTPLACEWRONGPERSONandHeavenandComeBackToMeandLostandGroinandNuts💞💙
#BTSPavedTheWay!
My sis have similar tats to Jessi, this was 40 yrs ago lol. I show her your video and she laughed so hard, said, "oh im a gang without knowing imba gang." 😂
Jessi is hilarious and I’ve been rockin with her for years. I love her authenticity.
Love love love Jessi! You are right….shes funny, beautiful, talented and outspoken…..so what? Why isn’t the male that brought the plus one getting the blame here? For Gawd sakes….leave her alone! ❤️🇨🇦
SK has a serious problem!
I don't think anybody was really expecting Jessi to physically protect her fan, but she at the very least could've stuck around to make sure the fan was okay and apologize. This kid got beaten up because he was a fan who just wanted to say hi, so Jessi DOES have a moral (though not legal) responsibility to at the very least say sorry instead of just going off to party with her friends like nothing happened. Even her passiveness in that moment of violence felt like she was more concerned about distancing herself from the situation (as in, helping herself before helping anybody else) and I think that's where Jessi is getting side-eye.
Again, not saying she did anything wrong LEGALLY, but her actions afterwards clearly showed she's kinda irresponsible and only concerned about helping herself, and that's not a good look for her. All she really had to do avoid this mess was merely stick around, show some concern for the fan, help him out with the police, and nobody in their right minds would've blamed her. But nah, Jessi kinda ran away at every opportunity to make things right, so it's not surprising she's getting slammed.
Agreed 💯
Yo, and here i thought she threw hands on an innocent bystander or something but the headlines on some of these musleading articles. Smh
women have the right to say "NO" even if they are celebrities. there's no Korean laws that say she has to say yes to someone when they get approached. did she really left Korea? she should have not. I don't think the guy is innocent if he was wandering at that hour around bars, also the men that was around the corner must have been her people that protected her. where are the Korean congressmen now? aren't they worried about Jessy's protection she is Korean born in the USA, unlike some brat. the gang ideas about her is just ridiculous.
Didn't something similar happen with that Nardo Wick? I understand from a business mindset but they had nothing to do with the actions of the other person...yikes
Yeah, this is unfortunate all round. Jessi doesn't deserve all the hate she's getting. It's misogyny. Just because she's tough and outspoken doesn't mean she's gonna jump in the middle of grown men who are fighting. She is physically weaker than them. These people are ridiculous. Even tough women don't go around punching men. Like wtf?
Ajumah spirit???True😂😂
If I upset a triad member, I'd change my name n pack my bag. Not making rounds doing interviews, monetising it.
This 'kid' .... sigh ....
He's really only looking for the quick payday and not thinking about any future repercussions he could face. He really doesn't seem that bright, from what I've seen from his texts and statements so far.
This is not Jesse fault, but the acquaintance with her. It is just reminder to be aware of the company you keep, because unfortunately it will reflect good or bad on you. You need to vet your friends and even your family especially if you are a celebrity. If you have someone around you that has an attitude majority of the time, always confrontational or short-tempered then they are walking ticking 💣. Some may even say Jesse is like this, but she honestly has a lot of control even when she speaking her mind.
i dont really follow nor like her songs but it seems like shes always under attack both by the media knetz and random kdol group fans. i dont think she will ever be taken seriously because of this constant drama surrounding her sadly, it moght be best to stop being in the idol side of things maybe look elsewhere as well cause it seems ppl just love to shit on her for it. i think she would be more accepted in the states than in korea especially for her image as well.
Unfortunately, Jesse's friends behaved terribly. Let's honestly say that Jessie's friends and environment set her up in this situation... She needs to change her environment. These are not friends, no one took responsibility except Jesse. Although she is not really to blame
I dont know Jessie at all only when she talked about BTS. I dont think it was her fault feom what i see but the kid didnt deserve that. If he is the friend of the guys with Jessie then why isnt that guy giving the police his info. If he was his friend im sure he'd be able to get ahold of him. But this is like Suga all over again. Trying to tear down people that are on the top. The only i thought she should of did was to maybe atleast check on the fan. She litterly just took off when he called the police instead of sticking around to give a statement and not only that she went out to another plce to keep drinking as if nothing happened. That is probably why people are more upset. I still dont think she should get the hate. Nor should she had to do the photo line up just like Suga shouldnt of. I mean there is real crime like trafficing and murder and they are focused on these peddy things that could of been held out of media. But we all know being such celebrities thats what happens sadly
15:56 Correction: That is the not the phone flash light flashing, that is the Face ID IR blaster on the front of an I-Phone which cannot be seen through naked eyes but is visible on cameras. You can actually see the same happening from the guy behind holding his phone. There is no flashing lights, please rectify this or you would be spreading misinformation.
QUICK FACT:
People encounter Infrared waves every day; the human eye cannot see it, but humans can detect it as heat. A remote control uses light waves just beyond the visible spectrum of light-infrared light waves-to change channels on your TV. (Same principle on I-Phone)
@@sudiptomalik947 what is Face ID IR blaster in an iPhone for? Face ID in the dark?
I don't know what the feature is that you are talking about (and maybe you can see or zoom clearer than I can!), but as soon as I saw the video, it looked like to me a feature I have on my phone, that does indeed flash like that while it is taking pictures, under a special setting that basically takes multiple pictures (can be anywhere from like just a few to hundreds at a time) very quickly and in rapid succession, while only having to press the button once in the very beginning to set it off, and then it will just keep going by itself.
I'm not saying I know positively, because again, I can't seem to zoom in closely or clearly enough to see for sure, but that's just what it looked like to me on my phone.
@@Sugas_Girr No worries, I will explain further. The I-Phone uses depth cameras and an Infrared light emitter(IR) to light up the face (Infrared light is not visible through naked eyes but is visible on cameras) and the depth sensing camera uses this light to accurately make out the face. That is why I-Phone Face ID is very secure. The flashing light that you see in the video is from that Infrared Light Emitter, which again is only visible through camera which is the CCTV camera.
If you slow down the video and watch it maybe on a bigger screen you can actually, for a split second, see the screen turn on where the flashing light is coming from. When I-Phone screen turns on, it is constantly shinning this Infrared Light to scan a face, hence the flashing light. Also if you notice the guys in the back holding a phone in his hand, his front of the phone was flashing too.
Side Note: If you want, try using a TV remote facing directly at your phone camera, you will actually see red light flashing.
Also this could be the proximity sensor which is present on every phone, when you bring your phone close to your ear during a call the screen automatically turns off. But the flash light is too bright to be a proximity sensor as those use less powerful Infrared Light Emitters.😃
@@sudiptomalik947 Thanks for the info! Yes, I kind of know how at least some IR lights work because of having to always inspect and scan for hidden cameras when I travel (unfortunately been a victim to more than one in the past), but am not familiar with iPhones because I only use Samsung. Thx again for the interesting info!
She's one small woman what she supposed to do? Is a trained professional body guard?
I know those songs, but i dont know her face. Jessi has no responsible for this incident, as she wasnt the one who hit that guy. and Ive noticed Asian tend to be sensitive on these kind of things... ie they would remember this kind of small thing for long...
And why did her agency dump her?
I have the feeling that she did not go to police right away because the Chinese guy might be in gang. You do not want to snitch on gang member. It might cost you your life. Korean only blame her because the attacker is Chinese. I am sure the victim might say something that piss off the Chinese guy. People won’t attack you for no reason.
Yup, blame the victim
My Jessi unni. 🥺🥺🥺
So based on the video I've seen and I like Jesse and I think she's so cool she's cool to BTS I think there's blame to go around here. including with Jesse but not for not intervening. I think the first person to blame is the producer boyfriend friend whatever he is . the phone looked at exactly what my phone does when it gets a flash notification. instantly went to aggressive Macho mode. That was the first thing he did he started it because he wasn't calm and I know that because Jesse pulled him back because she knew something was going to go down. And Being drunk and seeing another guy react like that the idiot who actually hit him just reacted the same as as the producer boyfriend guy but Jessie and her friend wasn't fast enough to stop him. I don't believe he should have done that and I don't believe she should put herself in danger to stop two very drunk bigger guys beating up her fan but I think the fault lies with the guys not Jessi. first with the producer boyfriend person and then with the guy who actually hit him and continued to the one spot where I think Jessi might have done something wrong she saw her fan was hurt and she didn't stay to make sure he was okay I understand her trying to calm down to two idiots but she was the only reason he the fan was there so she should have at least had someone check on the fan. That is purely based on the video I've seen however. so many things can change if you hear the audio the fan could have been saying something bad. Or about 4 million scenarios could go on with the audio but based on what I saw in the video its producer guy and his friends fault and Jessi's a little bit for not staying or if she couldn't stay having someone's check to make sure everything was okay
If he was beaten up just for "asking for a photo", why did he even stay? Isn’t the normal thing to do to run and call the cops? That 'kid' was probably pushing it by being too persistent and said something that triggered the guy in Jessi's team, putting him into protective mode.
She should have called the police instead going bar hopping. I think thats her only fault
You can have her in your country. With her gang friends
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This is ridiculous. If you watch a decent amount of content from Jessi, you become familiar with her mannerisms and body language: You can clearly see that she is being respectful and graciously declining when the fan first approaches, while immediately pulling Koala back to let him know its ok. A lot of this is on the victim...I am generally not a victim blamer, but he was clearly told "NO", more than once, and did not comply....that is harassment. Labeling him as a minor is a fine line...he's 18 and clearly a fully grown man. What if Jessi had stepped outside by herself? Would he still have approached like that? This is night time, an alley, and he was a complete stranger...where are the people acknowledging the fact that "fans" are seriously crossing personal boundary lines and creating unsafe situations for both themselves and the celebrities that they harass/stalk? The camera flash was unfortunate; I also thought he was already taking pics. Koala's friend was in the wrong for throwing the punch, but you can see Jessi trying to intervene just before he threw the first punch...she was right to then walk away. Anyone who has ever seen men break out in a fist fight, knows it can get dangerous and escalate very quickly....it is scary, and freezing or not knowing how to respond appropriately, does happen. You are not responsible for the actions of your friend's acquantances, nor are you responsible for the fallout/consequences of a person's behaviour AFTER you clearly and repeatedly told them NO. What kind of mother teachers her son it's ok to approach/harass women like this, especially in the dark of night...celebrity or not!?!
Well, it seems like somebody’s trying to get paid. Why should she have to settle?
Jessi did nothing wrong.
Jessi might need to assess her associates more carefully.
Even though Jessi is not at fault for someone attacking her fan, the thing that bothers me about all this is, that Jessi left the scene before the police came. Obviously, she can tell that the person is young, was attacked, and was a fan. Who would leave their fan on the street alone, after being attacked by someone she was around (even though she said she only met the attacker that day)? The student was probably scared, was anxious, and needed support from someone. It does not look good to leave the scene, and go to a restaurant. Who would leave their fan alone like that? I think she's hanging out with the wrong crowd for sure.
Greetings Jessi 😊 stronger, thanks actually looks like reactivate Seoulite TV drama episode flexibility
She's not responsible for her friends friend. Her friend is responsible for his friend. She didn't have to apologize to anybody she did. Jessi is the shyt. I love her music and I love how she speaks her mind.
We can’t trust kmedia. Jessi didn’t do anything wrong , period . What she does in her personal life is hers to live. Everybody in the kmedia wouldn’t like it if reporters were filming and documenting what other reporters do on their off work time