On February 16, the actress Kim Sae-Son died at the age of 25, triggering ongoing discussions on the excessive moral judgment and on the public control faced by the celebrities.
The tragic death of Kim Sae-Sign has aroused national and international reactions, with some who call it a “recent tragedy that shakes the Korean entertainment industry” due to the enormous pressure that celebrities must face. CNN highlighted concerns for mental health and pressure in the entertainment sector, with critics who claim that excessive public judgment and personal attacks on celebrities are shortening their “real” duration.
However, this model of behavior continues. Among the news of the death of Kim Sae-Sore, the comedian Kim Shin-Young found himself under fire after making a controversial comment on the Virtual Idol Group Plave in a radio show. He said, “Honestly, our show cannot have them. It will be such control of reality. If they cannot be seen, where should we look at? ”
Subsequently, Kim Shin-Young’s social media were invaded by highly offensive comments such as, “Where did you lose your age?” And he asks her to leave the show. The next day, Kim Shin-Young apologized, stating, “I made an inappropriate observation for not understanding the changes that change.”
However, as often happens, the only people who remained were the ones who continued to send hatred. While Plave and his fans received excuses, nobody came to the defense of Kim Shin-Young, although she was also injured by the harmful comments.
The public continued his harmful behavior, highlighting the cycle in the course of criticism and attacks that contributed to the tragic death of figures such as Sulli, Goo Hara and Kim Sae-Sign. As stated, “Until the company cannot break this paradox, it is impossible to ensure that there will be no” second sui “,” Second Goo Hara “or” Second Kim Sae-Se-Se “.”
