He has so many upcoming project man. This cancel culture is so toxic. Evil will find a way to destroy your spirit…
It wasn't a wake up call. At least five Korean celebs have killed themselves in the 15 months since LSK took his life, and as I write this, the bloodthirsty Knetz are out for the kill after two other well-known actors.
I used to say "they never learn." I don't say that anymore. They, the Knetz and the Korean entertainment industry that allows the Knetz power far exceeding their numbers, know exactly what they are doing, each and every time. They enjoy the cycle far too much to ever change significantly. That would require a huge reboot in Korean culture and I don't see that coming anytime soon.
It is heartening that Yoo Ah In's film, "The Match" is receiving glowing reviews and huge audience numbers, with two more films and a series on the way. I hope this is a crack in the wall of sadistic, hypocritical, self-righteous BS that permeates Korean society...in public, that is.
Matsuda Ryuhei annoys me more every time I see him on screen.
Something about that face, combined with his one-note, blank-stare acting, puts me off. He appears to be on a medium dose of Thorazine. There is one film of his, "Kanikosen," that I made it through and thought he did an OK job in. The rest of his work...please, give me a break. Those skinny lips.
He continues to do well in his career, but I have no idea why.
"disgusting..." What? Are you a priest? A professional arbiter of moral standards? A self-righteous busybody? I think we can safely go with the third choice.
How eager you were to repeat inaccurate gossip, trash the actor, and make yourself feel righteous; naturally using vague, ass-covering language like "as per reports." Do you feel better about yourself now? Righteous, even? You're not. You're a nasty gossip, nothing more.
It is revealing that you don't mention the names of the alleged "mistresses" (lol, what a retrograde word). Do you not hold women responsible for their choices? Did he rape them?
Oh, my gosh, they're, dare I say it, "living together." hahaha Grow up. None of it is your business.
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At least five Korean celebs have killed themselves in the 15 months since LSK took his life, and as I write this, the bloodthirsty Knetz are out for the kill after two other well-known actors.
I used to say "they never learn." I don't say that anymore. They, the Knetz and the Korean entertainment industry that allows the Knetz power far exceeding their numbers, know exactly what they are doing, each and every time. They enjoy the cycle far too much to ever change significantly. That would require a huge reboot in Korean culture and I don't see that coming anytime soon.
It is heartening that Yoo Ah In's film, "The Match" is receiving glowing reviews and huge audience numbers, with two more films and a series on the way. I hope this is a crack in the wall of sadistic, hypocritical, self-righteous BS that permeates Korean society...in public, that is.
I'm not counting on it, though.
How much do you get paid trashing celebrities to make yourself feel as if your existence has meaning?
Something about that face, combined with his one-note, blank-stare acting, puts me off. He appears to be on a medium dose of Thorazine. There is one film of his, "Kanikosen," that I made it through and thought he did an OK job in. The rest of his work...please, give me a break. Those skinny lips.
He continues to do well in his career, but I have no idea why.
Dropped.
It is revealing that you don't mention the names of the alleged "mistresses" (lol, what a retrograde word). Do you not hold women responsible for their choices? Did he rape them?
Oh, my gosh, they're, dare I say it, "living together." hahaha Grow up. None of it is your business.
I'm glad Ji Soo had the good sense to get out of psycho Korea.