From BoA to Ryeowook of ”SUPER JUNIOR”, more than 10 years of ”malicious comments” cause emotional outbursts... ”If this continues, only AI celebrities will remain”

From singer BoA to Ryeowook, a member of the boy group Super Junior, many have finally stepped up and called for restraint after more than 10 years of malicious comments.
Recently, while appearing as Oh Yura in the tvNTV series "Marry My Husband," BoA was plagued by some malicious comments about her awkward lips.
"It seems like a lot of people are interested in my appearance these days," she said, "I have a habit of biting my lip, but it seems like the overlip thing is getting more common. A lot of people are worried about my lips, but I'm not really sure."
However, when malicious comments about her appearance continued, BoA said, "If I don't take care of myself, people will criticize me, and if I do, they will criticize me. Your faces are not well-known.
"I'm sorry, but I'm BoA," she said, adding, "I'm sorry, but I'm BoA."
I hope that celebrities who need to be resentful don't become the target of this retaliation," he said, expressing his distress over the public's scrutiny and malicious comments.
BoA, who debuted in 2000, has been in the entertainment industry for 24 years, but she has suffered from constant malicious comments.
Recently, as the situation became more serious, BoA even hinted at the mental distress she had been feeling by asking, "When my contract is over, I can retire."
The group has even gone so far as to take on SM Entertainment, warning that it is actively suing various online communities and social media platforms headquartered overseas.
Ryeowook also had no hesitation in expressing his thoughts about those who pretend to be fans and casually leave malicious comments.
Ryeowook responded directly to this comment, saying, "I felt sorry for him. I felt sorry for him too.
"You're pathetic. It's horrible that you liked me for 10 years," he said, giving me a stern warning. He added, "It's not money I earned for you, it's money I earned through hard work," and "I can't even imagine it."
"It's a time that I've come to with unrelenting effort, and it's my path. Don't say things like that. And don't live your life hurting others." Some have taken his remarks to mean that he has no gratitude towards his fans.
When this was interpreted as such, Ryeowook spoke up again, saying, "People who say bad things like, 'You made money thanks to your fans, but you said you made it all yourself, and I feel sorry for your fans, I would be hurt if I were you,'
Does everyone think like that, 'I'm a fan and I spent money on you so I can do whatever I want and leave nasty comments and hurt you?'" she asked.
"Isn't this power harassment? Why can't I respond when I'm hurt? Aren't celebrities human? Should I just put up with it and ignore it even if I'm hurt?
If that happens, then all that will remain will be AI celebrities," he said. "I don't consider haters who say that I spent money on them, so I took the liberty of ripping them off and making malicious comments to be my fans.
It's not the money I earned for you, but the real fans who are on my side and supporting me, who are angry at me right now like the bad people who are badmouthing me,"
As these people, who have been in the entertainment industry for such a long time, vent their old feelings about the malicious comments, the sadness and support continues.