IU gives gifts to fans saying, ”Even at the impeachment rally, we're warm”... ”I'm the first celebrity to do this”

Singer and actress IU took part in a gift relay for fans attending a rally calling for the impeachment of President Yoon Seok-yeol in Seoul's Yeouido area on the 14th.
IU's management office, EDAM Entertainment, said on the 13th, "YOO A-chan attended the rally in the cold with an Ike (nickname for IU's light stick) and brightened up the surroundings.
"We prepared food and disposable hand warmers in the hopes that it will help warm up (IU's official fan club name)'s frozen hands even a little," they said through their official fan cafe.
The menu that IU prepared included 200 loaves of bread, 200 drinks, 200 bowls of soup and gukbap, and 100 rice cakes.
The management office said, "Even if you are not a member of the official fan club, you can still attend the rally.
Anyone who joins will be able to receive food (or drinks) and disposable hand warmers on a first-come, first-served basis," he said, adding, "Please be sure to take health and safety precautions."
In response, fans shared the news on social media, commenting, "This is probably the first time I've seen a celebrity openly support their fans like this. It's so touching,"
"IU unnie has been singing about how she wants people to continue loving each other even when the world is divided, and that she believes in a world where love prevails," and "IU unnie has never done anything for 17 years."
Even though she never made any political statements, she spoke out and even brought food for the people attending the rally, which shows how serious the current situation is." "YOO A is not alone.
"Everyone who attends the rally will be able to eat, so let's eat well and do our best," "Why is IU so warm-hearted?" and "She's such a kind person."
Meanwhile, according to the Seoul National Police Agency, rallies calling for President Yoon's resignation will be held from 1 pm on the 14th in various locations, including National Assembly Boulevard, Yeouido Park Road, and Bankok Road near the National Assembly.
Conservative groups are also planning to hold rallies in Gwanghwamun and other areas. The second impeachment motion against President Yoon will be voted on at the National Assembly plenary session at 4 p.m.