“DON’T let him be in public events again…”
This article is part of our coverage of Burning Sun Scandal. You can read more and view the entire timeline here.
New explosive details and footage from the BBC World Service’s “Burning Sun” documentary have sparked renewed outrage towards ex-BIGBANG member Seungri, leading to online protests against his seemingly normal life pattern and resurfaced status as an idol.
The documentary showcased Seungri’s involvement with the infamous Burning Sun club and his role in illegal activities, bringing forth new disturbing evidence of his alleged misconduct. Post-incarceration, he has shocked many by appearing at public events, including a fan meeting in Cambodia and a notable birthday celebration in Malaysia.
As a result, netizens are calling for a ban on his public performances, especially in countries like Malaysia and Cambodia, expressing their frustration and disdain through various social media platforms. This heightened anger follows the circulation of clips showing Seungri’s aggressive behavior towards a woman, causing further damage to his public image.
You can learn more about Seungri’s scandal and the online reactions following the documentary airing through the links and tweets embedded in this write-up.
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FAQs About Seungri’s Public Image and Current Events
Q: What is the Burning Sun Scandal?
A: The Burning Sun Scandal refers to a series of crimes related to sex trafficking, drug abuse, and police corruption associated with the Burning Sun nightclub in South Korea. It implicated several K-pop stars, including Seungri.
Q: How long was Seungri’s prison sentence?
A: Seungri received a year-and-a-half (18 months) prison sentence after being found guilty of several charges, including arranging sex trafficking and illicit gambling.
Q: What has Seungri been doing post-prison?
A: Seungri has been seen making public appearances, including a fan meeting in Cambodia and attending a birthday party of a business tycoon in Malaysia where he performed music.
Q: Why are people angry about Seungri now?
A: People are angry because the “Burning Sun” documentary highlighted new evidence and disturbing incidents involving Seungri, yet he is living normally and appearing at public events as if he had not been involved in criminal activities.
Conclusion
The revelations from the BBC documentary on the Burning Sun scandal have caused substantial online backlash towards Seungri, as the uncovered footage contradicts the normalcy he portrays in his post-prison public life. He now faces the court of public opinion anew, with netizens calling for stricter measures to prevent his participation in public events, especially those enabling him to profit from his former idol status. The collective dismay expresses a larger societal push for accountability and justice within the entertainment industry and beyond.