On the 18th, the Korea Communications Standards Commission held a general meeting at the Broadcasting Hall in Mokdong, Seoul, and announced that MBC's variety show
On that day, the Korea Communications Review Commission pointed out that "I Live Alone" repeatedly shows actors drinking alcohol and that it glorifies drinking.
"I Live Alone" is a program that is suitable for viewers aged 15 and over, but it repeatedly glamorized scenes of its cast members drinking alcohol. For example, "Shochu that has a refreshing taste and is drunk without snacks" and "A glass of alcohol is not allowed" were posted.
"A feeling of happiness that fills you to the brim," "A refreshing feeling that hits you right in the throat," and other comments were made by Kian74, who said, "I live to drink that."
In fact, drinking scenes are often featured in the show. Lee Jang Woo and Kim Dae Ho drink draft beer at a food stall, Park Na Rae drinks alcohol, and Ji
Not only were there scenes of Hyo (TWICE) drinking with his sister and Kian84 making remarks glorifying alcohol, but the guest performers who appeared each time were also frequently seen drinking alcohol.
In response, the Korea Communications Standards Commission said, "Public broadcasters have a responsibility to inform viewers of the dangers of drinking alcohol. They have consistently glamorized drinking and made it seem as if alcohol is a remedy for all fatigue."
The decision of the Korea Communications Commission is a "legal sanction" that is applied as a reason for points deduction when a broadcasting station is re-licensed or re-approved, so this is recognized as a severe disciplinary action.
It is recognized that "I Live Alone" has repeatedly glamorized drinking scenes and has been reprimanded by the court, so attention is focused on whether it will show signs of improvement.
2024/11/19 11:43 KST
Copyrights(C) Herald wowkorea.jp 5
