A YouTuber with 1.83 million subscribers slams the ”W Korea” event, which has been criticized as a ”celebrity mixer”... ”They sold breast cancer and held a party.”

Jung Sung-ho, a YouTuber with 1.83 million subscribers, publicly attacked W Korea's breast cancer awareness campaign event.
On the 20th, YouTuber Jung Sung-ho posted a video on his YouTube channel with the title, "I played the song 'MOMMAE' for my mother who had breast cancer surgery."
In the video, Jung Sung-ho wears a pink ribbon on his mother, Park Geun-mi, and reminisces about his middle school days.
He said, "When I was in middle school, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent chemotherapy for almost two years, and all her hair fell out.
He continued, "I used to wear a knit cap in the summer too." Jung Sung-ho then said, "Let's listen to the song she sang at the breast cancer awareness event," referring to singer Jay Park (Ja
The mother who heard the song "MOMMAE" performed by MV mogul Park for the campaign immediately showed an unpleasant reaction.
Jung Sung-ho's mother said, "What is this?" and "(Breast cancer awareness) improvement campaign."
"You say you're a celebrity, but you're singing a song like this? What a joke. It makes me feel bad. As a woman, it's something that's embarrassing and sensitive, and yet you feel good singing a song like this?"
In response, Jung Sung-ho criticized the organizers, saying, "Is this right? Will people's perceptions improve automatically if we hold a party like this?"
Jung Sung-ho said, "W Korea is a fashion magazine. At events, they ask celebrities, 'How many times do you look in the mirror in a day?'
They were sitting there. The patients were stressed because of their clothes every time they looked in the mirror. They were just selling breast cancer and holding such an event. They had no education or knowledge about breast cancer.
"They held such an event," he said sarcastically. Finally, he said, "The organizers are largely at fault," but added, "Celebrities and celebrities should have known about the purpose of the event.
"I should have learned a little, thought a little, and been aware of it," she said. On the 15th, W Korea announced, "20th Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Charity Event 'L
'Love Your W' was held on the same day. Many celebrities and entertainers participated in the event, brightening up the place, but there was no mention of breast cancer in the main content of the event.
In addition, photos from the scene showed stars drinking alcohol and enjoying the party atmosphere, and at the wrap-up party scene, Jay Park was seen posing with women's body parts such as their breasts.
She passionately performed the R19 song "MOMMAE," which directly references the topic, drawing criticism.