Korean singer expresses disappointment with ruling party... ”I was suddenly inundated with messages from the ruling party”

During the general election of the Korean National Assembly (held on April 10), singer Kim Heung-guk, who supported the ruling party "People Power Party" and campaigned for it, said, "Maybe because I received instructions from the party, I suddenly became a victim of the phone call.
Kim said, "I was working hard for the ruling party, but I haven't heard from them once since the general election."
On the 1st, Kim appeared on a Korean radio show and said, "Maybe because the ruling party received a lot of criticism because of me, I received a message from the party saying, 'No matter what the outcome, call Kim Heung-kuk.'
"Perhaps because instructions were given, I was suddenly inundated with phone calls," Kim said. "I was contacted by both the winners and the losers."
On the 24th of last month, Kim appeared on a program on the Korean broadcasting station Channel A and said, "I risked my life to support you so that you could win, but you said to me, 'Thank you for your hard work. Let's have dinner together.'
"There is no one to say, 'Thank you,'" he said, confiding his loneliness.