They're unhinged and unfortunately won't see reason, even when proven wrong.
if his haters can't defend any information they are spreading about him with confirmed facts, they're simply horrible people who just enjoy the act of hating on him.
I can't imagine myself going under the comments of someone I dislike to say false things about them. They're free to dislike him, but the act of going to spaces meant for his fans, to say wrong things about him, is what I don't get.
Is their main goal making people hate him too? are they truly that jobless?
They're unhinged and unfortunately won't see reason, even when proven wrong.
'@_choa_' the person who responded to you and deleted their comment is genuinely unhinged.
They tried discussing with me and kept spewing false information and ended up deleting their comments when they realized I had the energy for their madness.
They blocked me, but I somehow got a notification of the misinformation they've come here to spread about Youngwoo.
Youngwoo followed and had to unfollow a bunch of people who are popular for their IG reels or skits.
His current account is his same old account that he used before he got popular. Among those people he followed were some girls who do skits but on their page they post pictures with revealing clothing.
Mind you, he didn't like their posts of their revealing clothes and only clicked like on the skits they made and his activity I checked on their accounts was basically what he said too in his apology. But, jobless people went through his following and just saw the fact he was following them and that their accounts had revealing pictures.
The pictures are not even that much provocative stuff, but because some of the girls who makes skits that he followed, also happened to be cam girls outside of Instagram, people made a big deal out of it. The list of the people he was following and had to unfollow is somewhere on k-twt and I'll see if I can find it to link it here, so that people can judge for themselves, what seemingly horrible people he was following
He had to unfollow accounts of both men and women, some comedians, skits makers, influencers, a few rappers and other content creators. Even some male and female idols he's friends with.
Now, he only follows his school friends, his brother, other celebrities/actors like his co-stars or directors and entertainment companies he's acted Kdramas under.
Unfortunately, being a Korean celebrity means whatever you do is micro analyzed and put under an unrealistic standard.
He followed equally as much men as women he followed, but people are trying to paint him as some perverted man who sexualizes women.
The BL fans like '@_choa_' are using this opportunity to push their narrative of him being a horrible human being, while he is not.
@_choa_ blocked me for correcting the misinformation they were spreading about him. And, I'm sure they've blocked you to for daring to possibly correct them
This. Thank you for sharing it.And more than that, he is close friend with several actors that also appeared in…
Also, I've been recently made aware from people who had screenshots of his Instagram grid, pre-ymmd and post-Ymmd from back then. Screenshots that prove Youngwoo didn't archive only posts about Ymmd and archived like 1 or 2 other non-Ymmd posts.
If he archived non Ymmd dance posts too, how did people conclude his actions were because of homophobia?
Choo Youngwoo talked about 'You make Me Dance' recently in an interview and mentioned how it is a precious debut drama to him and he is proud of it.
Finally, can BL fans leave Choo Youngwoo alone? If he hated being in a gay role like you guys claimed and continue to claim, why would he still be following Won Taemin (the man he kissed in 'You Make Me Dance') till this day on Instagram?
I just rewatched this kdrama after 4 years, and this was the best birthday gift I could have ever given to myself. I updated my previous 9.5 rating from 4 years ago to a solid 10.
Why are you still assuming he is distancing himself from his debut work, because it happens to be gay?
Forget what? If he's distancing himself from his role, why would he still be following the man he kissed on screen? Wouldn't he block him and bluntly move on from any association of queerness?
Why are you seeing him doing normal things like having gay friends and being friends with other bl actors as 'him trying to make it seem he's an ally?
What's the thought process behind your ignorance?
I'm gay, and not simply a bl fan. All actors use their first roles to boost their careers. Be it gay or not. He acted in ymmd when it wasn't even the height of the popularity of kbls. Pre-semantic error era. So why do you assume he specifically acted in a bl role simply to gain popularity.
Choo youngwoo is a graduate from a prestigious acting university. He's not some influencer or model that acted in a bl for clout. He's a trained and educated actor, who accepted an acting role, just like any other.
He still follows his co-partner from you make me dance till this day, and has never I followed him, unlike the misinformation dumb people like you continue to spread. The gay role in lady ok was announced 2 years ago, even though it was released in 2024.
He has been acting and won awards for his acting way before his role in lady ok too, so which damage control would he need to do?
Why didn't he distance himself from Won Taemin. It's like reason and nuance is thrown outside the window, just because YMMD happens to be gay? Many actors have disliked their debut works and other works of theirs in their filmography for a myriad of reasons.
You guys are forcing him to associate with a work of his, when you know nothing about his personal experiences or what led to him archiving posts about it. Concluding he's homophobic, when till now, he interacts with and follows a couple of gay people on Instagram and other bl actors like cha Joowan from 'Love for love sake'.
Until when will ignorant people like you call his actions 'damage control'? There is no damage to control, since he has been constantly been getting acting offers since his debut till now? A couple of bl fans unfollowed him, but what actual damage would he be controlling? Bl fans unfollowing him?
Which exact poor behaviour am I excusing? What exactly has he done that you are still being hateful and negative to him till this day?
A new actor in the industry and already getting hate comments from worldwide freaks. I hope he doesn't read comments…
He has been getting hate for 3 years now. After YMMD in 2021, people appreciated him and his acting, but he archived all of his old posts that happened to include ones about YMMD, so bl fans began hating him and harassing him.
It became way worse after he went on an awards show and won an award for one of his projects 'Oasis'. In his acceptance speech, he talked briefly and mentioned only oasis. He obviously made his speech in Korean, but international fans mistranslated his speech and massive bl accounts on twitter spread the mistranslation and he began to get a lot of hate.
His company moderates the comments on his Instagram till this day because the harassment, insults and slander got so bad at one point that they even had to close off his comments section for a while.
Because Youngwoo is gaining popularity from his most recent works, bl fans are beginning to send him hate again. So, for the dumb bl fans that have come to his page to spread their hate, READ THIS ⬇️
I understand the annoyance it causes and also condemn when actors distance themselves from their queer works . It's unfortunate that many actors do it, enough for fans to blindly attack someone they perceive is doing the same thing, without confirming if it is true or not. But just because an unfortunate thing like that happens in the industry, it doesn't mean it is applicable in all cases. Don't project your bias and anger onto an innocent person, just because you've convinced yourself that he has to be a bad person.
Choo Youngwoo has recently acted in another gay role after his debut role that was gay. He doesn't have much nice feelings about his debut work, but it isn't because of it being gay. Youngwoo has openly talked about queerness on different occasions.
No homophobic person would play the character he played in "Tale of Lady Ok". There were a lot of misunderstandings because of how he has distanced himself from "You Make Me Dance".
But, I think people should look at a person's actions and words they've expressed, before tagging someone as homophobic for not acknowledging a role for reasons unknown to you. He posts about "The Tale Of Lady Ok" constantly on his account even till now, and he acted as a gay man in that kdrama.
Him not acknowledging YMMD up till this day isn't about it being gay. If not, why act in another gay role four years later? Or, go on a gay variety show like Jewel box hosted by an actual gay man? Why associate himself with queerness?
Choo Youngwoo isn't homophobic. And people can't say that Choo Youngwoo is using this new gay role for clout, like they accused him of with his debut role.
He has acted in many other roles before he acted in "The Tale Of Lady Ok", so he's just acting in it like any other K-drama he'd act in.
And, for the award show thing last year, he only mentioned Oasis, no other of his works like mistranslations are saying.
Is it that difficult to admit you were wrong about him, apologize, and move from him? No one is begging you to be his fan, just stop harassing him.
Bl fans harassed him so much that he turned off his comments for many months and wasn't allowing more than 200 comments per post, after opening up his comments.
Edit: Please also read my responses to the person replying to me for more information and clarifications. I hope that even if you don't change your mind, that the information I've supplied here will at least make you stop attacking him and let him breathe. Focus your anger on a more deserving person, for your sake, and Youngwoo's too.
LGBTQ ke? I don't understand how most of you here are convinced that lady Ok's husband created a foundation for…
You're Nigerian, so I'll explain it as simply as I can, he's gay. I'm gay. People are gay in this world. All over the world and in Korea too, In Morden times and across history.
People are currently gay in Nigeria and people were also historically gay in Nigeria too. Being gay is a reality.
Stop displaying ignorance here biko. Onome Si eba puo
Also, if you want to watch another light hearted, to some extent queer movie like this one, the actor who played Suho in this movie, Jung Hwi acted in another queer movie called 'Love on the Rooftop' with an amazing actor Lee Hongnae.
Bl fans have doom rated this beautiful movie from 8.3 to 7.9 in less than two days.
The day you guys realize that queer media can exist and be showcased in numerous forms and perspectives and focus on different aspects of the queer experience, is when you guys will properly interact and appreciate movies and stories like these.
The directors and writers of the two adaptations of the original book weren't trying to surpass each other. The two adaptations were acted and released together to co-exist and express the queer experience from different perspectives and portrayals.
The movie has been sitting at a rating of 8.3 and was appreciated properly by those who went out of their way to watch this beautiful story in cinemas. By those who understand the importance of telling a story of a gay guy and his support system.
It's really telling that once this movie became available for streaming this week and bl fans who have been screaming that this movie "straight-washed" the book, finally watched it, the rating dropped significantly, even though it has been clearly stated that the focus of this movie adaptation is the first chapter with the MC and his best friend.
It's disappointing, but not surprising that it took a steamy kiss scene that went viral on twitter for many bl fans to actually give this amazing piece of queer media a chance. You guys don't prioritize the queer experience in the bls you watch. A piece of queer media is only worthy to you guys if there is something in it you can fujoshi out about.
And you are free to have that mindset, if you want to. It is your choice, at the end of the day. But rating this movie very low, because it didn't meet the imaginary fujoshi standards you have in your mind, is such a sad thing to do.
Always keep in mind that the writer of the book greenlit both the movie and series adaptation. If he sees the importance of telling this story, what standards exactly are you using to judge the queerness and validity of the story being told in the movie? Are you insinuating that a gay man would permit the "straight-washing" of a book so deeply personal to him?
Does someone know who the main pairing is? The summary included Go Yeong being with Gyu Ho, but they break up.
There is no 'main' pairing. He breaks up with all of his boyfriends)hook-ups at the end of the book, but he still loves gyuho.
There's no main pairing as it's more of a queer drama, than a bl. The focus is on the main character and how each of his relationships be it family, romantic or friendship affect him as his journey discovering himself as a gay person.
But it is very romance heavy. So, at least you can enjoy the romance, until they all ultimately end
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I can't imagine myself going under the comments of someone I dislike to say false things about them. They're free to dislike him, but the act of going to spaces meant for his fans, to say wrong things about him, is what I don't get.
Is their main goal making people hate him too? are they truly that jobless?
They tried discussing with me and kept spewing false information and ended up deleting their comments when they realized I had the energy for their madness.
They blocked me, but I somehow got a notification of the misinformation they've come here to spread about Youngwoo.
Youngwoo followed and had to unfollow a bunch of people who are popular for their IG reels or skits.
His current account is his same old account that he used before he got popular. Among those people he followed were some girls who do skits but on their page they post pictures with revealing clothing.
Mind you, he didn't like their posts of their revealing clothes and only clicked like on the skits they made and his activity I checked on their accounts was basically what he said too in his apology. But, jobless people went through his following and just saw the fact he was following them and that their accounts had revealing pictures.
The pictures are not even that much provocative stuff, but because some of the girls who makes skits that he followed, also happened to be cam girls outside of Instagram, people made a big deal out of it. The list of the people he was following and had to unfollow is somewhere on k-twt and I'll see if I can find it to link it here, so that people can judge for themselves, what seemingly horrible people he was following
He had to unfollow accounts of both men and women, some comedians, skits makers, influencers, a few rappers and other content creators. Even some male and female idols he's friends with.
Now, he only follows his school friends, his brother, other celebrities/actors like his co-stars or directors and entertainment companies he's acted Kdramas under.
Unfortunately, being a Korean celebrity means whatever you do is micro analyzed and put under an unrealistic standard.
He followed equally as much men as women he followed, but people are trying to paint him as some perverted man who sexualizes women.
The BL fans like '@_choa_' are using this opportunity to push their narrative of him being a horrible human being, while he is not.
@_choa_ blocked me for correcting the misinformation they were spreading about him. And, I'm sure they've blocked you to for daring to possibly correct them
from back then. Screenshots that prove Youngwoo didn't archive only posts about Ymmd and archived like 1 or 2 other non-Ymmd posts.
If he archived non Ymmd dance posts too, how did people conclude his actions were because of homophobia?
Finally, can BL fans leave Choo Youngwoo alone? If he hated being in a gay role like you guys claimed and continue to claim, why would he still be following Won Taemin (the man he kissed in 'You Make Me Dance') till this day on Instagram?
link to the interview: https://m.entertain.naver.com/article/609/0000949276
You were wrong. Now, move on.
This kdrama is precious.
Forget what? If he's distancing himself from his role, why would he still be following the man he kissed on screen? Wouldn't he block him and bluntly move on from any association of queerness?
Why are you seeing him doing normal things like having gay friends and being friends with other bl actors as 'him trying to make it seem he's an ally?
What's the thought process behind your ignorance?
I'm gay, and not simply a bl fan. All actors use their first roles to boost their careers. Be it gay or not. He acted in ymmd when it wasn't even the height of the popularity of kbls. Pre-semantic error era. So why do you assume he specifically acted in a bl role simply to gain popularity.
Choo youngwoo is a graduate from a prestigious acting university. He's not some influencer or model that acted in a bl for clout. He's a trained and educated actor, who accepted an acting role, just like any other.
He has been acting and won awards for his acting way before his role in lady ok too, so which damage control would he need to do?
Why didn't he distance himself from Won Taemin. It's like reason and nuance is thrown outside the window, just because YMMD happens to be gay? Many actors have disliked their debut works and other works of theirs in their filmography for a myriad of reasons.
You guys are forcing him to associate with a work of his, when you know nothing about his personal experiences or what led to him archiving posts about it. Concluding he's homophobic, when till now, he interacts with and follows a couple of gay people on Instagram and other bl actors like cha Joowan from 'Love for love sake'.
Until when will ignorant people like you call his actions 'damage control'? There is no damage to control, since he has been constantly been getting acting offers since his debut till now? A couple of bl fans unfollowed him, but what actual damage would he be controlling? Bl fans unfollowing him?
Which exact poor behaviour am I excusing? What exactly has he done that you are still being hateful and negative to him till this day?
It became way worse after he went on an awards show and won an award for one of his projects 'Oasis'. In his acceptance speech, he talked briefly and mentioned only oasis. He obviously made his speech in Korean, but international fans mistranslated his speech and massive bl accounts on twitter spread the mistranslation and he began to get a lot of hate.
His company moderates the comments on his Instagram till this day because the harassment, insults and slander got so bad at one point that they even had to close off his comments section for a while.
I understand the annoyance it causes and also condemn when actors distance themselves from their queer works . It's unfortunate that many actors do it, enough for fans to blindly attack someone they perceive is doing the same thing, without confirming if it is true or not. But just because an unfortunate thing like that happens in the industry, it doesn't mean it is applicable in all cases. Don't project your bias and anger onto an innocent person, just because you've convinced yourself that he has to be a bad person.
Choo Youngwoo has recently acted in another gay role after his debut role that was gay. He doesn't have much nice feelings about his debut work, but it isn't because of it being gay. Youngwoo has openly talked about queerness on different occasions.
No homophobic person would play the character he played in "Tale of Lady Ok". There were a lot of misunderstandings because of how he has distanced himself from "You Make Me Dance".
But, I think people should look at a person's actions and words they've expressed, before tagging someone as homophobic for not acknowledging a role for reasons unknown to you. He posts about "The Tale Of Lady Ok" constantly on his account even till now, and he acted as a gay man in that kdrama.
Him not acknowledging YMMD up till this day isn't about it being gay. If not, why act in another gay role four years later? Or, go on a gay variety show like Jewel box hosted by an actual gay man? Why associate himself with queerness?
Choo Youngwoo isn't homophobic. And people can't say that Choo Youngwoo is using this new gay role for clout, like they accused him of with his debut role.
He has acted in many other roles before he acted in "The Tale Of Lady Ok", so he's just acting in it like any other K-drama he'd act in.
And, for the award show thing last year, he only mentioned Oasis, no other of his works like mistranslations are saying.
Is it that difficult to admit you were wrong about him, apologize, and move from him? No one is begging you to be his fan, just stop harassing him.
Bl fans harassed him so much that he turned off his comments for many months and wasn't allowing more than 200 comments per post, after opening up his comments.
Edit: Please also read my responses to the person replying to me for more information and clarifications. I hope that even if you don't change your mind, that the information I've supplied here will at least make you stop attacking him and let him breathe. Focus your anger on a more deserving person, for your sake, and Youngwoo's too.
Thank you for reading.
He's gay. It's the truth
People are currently gay in Nigeria and people were also historically gay in Nigeria too. Being gay is a reality.
Stop displaying ignorance here biko. Onome Si eba puo
Enjoy
The day you guys realize that queer media can exist and be showcased in numerous forms and perspectives and focus on different aspects of the queer experience, is when you guys will properly interact and appreciate movies and stories like these.
The directors and writers of the two adaptations of the original book weren't trying to surpass each other. The two adaptations were acted and released together to co-exist and express the queer experience from different perspectives and portrayals.
The movie has been sitting at a rating of 8.3 and was appreciated properly by those who went out of their way to watch this beautiful story in cinemas. By those who understand the importance of telling a story of a gay guy and his support system.
It's really telling that once this movie became available for streaming this week and bl fans who have been screaming that this movie "straight-washed" the book, finally watched it, the rating dropped significantly, even though it has been clearly stated that the focus of this movie adaptation is the first chapter with the MC and his best friend.
It's disappointing, but not surprising that it took a steamy kiss scene that went viral on twitter for many bl fans to actually give this amazing piece of queer media a chance. You guys don't prioritize the queer experience in the bls you watch. A piece of queer media is only worthy to you guys if there is something in it you can fujoshi out about.
And you are free to have that mindset, if you want to. It is your choice, at the end of the day. But rating this movie very low, because it didn't meet the imaginary fujoshi standards you have in your mind, is such a sad thing to do.
Always keep in mind that the writer of the book greenlit both the movie and series adaptation. If he sees the importance of telling this story, what standards exactly are you using to judge the queerness and validity of the story being told in the movie? Are you insinuating that a gay man would permit the "straight-washing" of a book so deeply personal to him?
There's no main pairing as it's more of a queer drama, than a bl. The focus is on the main character and how each of his relationships be it family, romantic or friendship affect him as his journey discovering himself as a gay person.
But it is very romance heavy. So, at least you can enjoy the romance, until they all ultimately end