IU, too political? ... National Assembly member expresses loneliness: ”I was really sad... I didn't think she was that kind of person”

Park Eun-sik, a former member of the People's Power emergency response committee, expressed her disappointment over singer and actress IU's political leanings.
On the 22nd, Park wrote on her Facebook page, "I was deeply saddened to see the article that IU sponsored a pro-impeachment rally."
He expressed his opinion on the path that her fans and the power of the people should take. He said, "I thought she had talent even when she was singing 'Boo' and 'Marshmallow,' and I thought, 'I want to be an artist who can do it forever.'
When she appeared on stage singing "Cold Noodles" in place of Jessica (Girls' Generation), who was busy with her schedule on "Challenge," Park Myung-soo (a celebrity) said, "Who's that girl? Bring Jessica in."
"I was cheering for him even more when I saw how he was working hard and enduring the loneliness despite the rudeness he caused," she wrote.
When I saw her singing three octaves on "Day," I thought, "IU has finally made it big."
I was impressed when he was recognized as an artist by the public, even composing songs, and it was amazing to see him become a successful actor in "My Mister."
I can't forget the emotion I felt when I first heard the song "Night Letter" after visiting the "Night Letter" in Tokyo." He reflected on IU's growth.
IU is a very popular actress, and I think she is very popular with the right.
"We need to become a more attractive group and show our efforts in order to gain the support of talented artists like IU."
As an example, he cited global hip-hop activists who support President-elect Trump and the Republican Party.
Referring to pop musician Kanye West, he said, "Just as IU worked so hard to be recognized by the public, the power of our people must also impress the public."
Previously, IU had set up a prepayment system at various restaurants for fans attending the rally calling for the impeachment of President Yoon, which was held in Yeouido, Seoul on the 13th of this month.
When these facts became known, some conservative internet users started boycotting the companies that had signed modeling contracts with IU, and accused her of being a suspect in the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
They also reported to the IU News Agency (IA) that they had directly or indirectly expressed support for the impeachment rally, including actress Go MinSi and singer LEE SEUNG HWAN, as well as IU herself.
However, criticism continues.