Everybody has their opinion, and this is mine. I genuinely hope Yoo Ah In has people around him helping and supporting him. Such hypocrites, I tell you; it is obvious he is struggling. It cannot be easy living the life of a celebrity in South Korea or anywhere else. I mean to use all those different drugs is a cry for help, in my opinion, but rather than help him and many like him who call on drugs or alcohol to numb their pain, they cancel them. Everybody is good and full of compliments as long as these celebrities keep making them money, but when there is a threat or a whiff of scandal, they decide to distance themselves from the problem.
I am not surprised KBS, Netflix, and everybody else is now washing their hands off him. Wouldn't it be better for them to try and fix the golden goose that's been laying them millions of golden eggs rather than do away with it; but then why care about one broken golden goose when there are plenty of others floating around ripe for the taking; in that sense, I guess it does make sense to ban him, discard him like the broken goose he has become, bleeding money rather than making it. The standards the entertainment business puts on celebrities are downright cruel, almost justified slavery if you ask me, and what makes it worse is the fans feed into it and make it even worse. It's a business that promises glory and fame as long as things go their way and the celebrities continue to display superhuman images, but as soon as they stumble, they are canceled.
Celebrities are human beings; they have issues, worries, and troubles -- they want a semblance of life; they can call their own without everyone being all up in their business. Yes, they chose a public life, but that doesn't mean they gave up the right to live their lives, not their fans' lives, their agents, production companies, or TV stations. I pray for you, Yoo Ah In, and everyone like him. You have my support. I wish there were more I could do. Hang in there, do not give up or try anything crazy.
We should be careful and wait till there's clarifications. As far as i remember he suffers or have suffered from…
Unfortunately he tested positive for cocaine as well and that is very recreative, and ketamine too. I, too, thought the weed might have been medicinal but he just had too much going on there. He clearly needs help. I hope he has his family and loved one around him to support and help him through this very difficult time. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
hahaha.... yeah I imagine they suspected his drug use or were tipped off. A random drug taking lottery would be…
I think someone ratted on him, I mean it doesn't make sense that the police would just randomly show up to his office and take him in on suspicion of drugging. My money is on someone telling on him.
It's about a Singaporean middle age woman who loves Korean dramas who goes to Seoul on a package tour to visit locations from her favourite series. She gets separated from her tour group, and her lack of Korean language skills results in an enjoyable fish-out-of-water comedy. I hear it is really good actually.
I really like this show; I especially loved Timul and is absolutely beautiful well-behaved daughter Da Na; I also loved nature-loving, free-caring Andy Kim and Lila, the rest of the cast are good too but these two fathers were my favorite.
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I am not surprised KBS, Netflix, and everybody else is now washing their hands off him. Wouldn't it be better for them to try and fix the golden goose that's been laying them millions of golden eggs rather than do away with it; but then why care about one broken golden goose when there are plenty of others floating around ripe for the taking; in that sense, I guess it does make sense to ban him, discard him like the broken goose he has become, bleeding money rather than making it. The standards the entertainment business puts on celebrities are downright cruel, almost justified slavery if you ask me, and what makes it worse is the fans feed into it and make it even worse. It's a business that promises glory and fame as long as things go their way and the celebrities continue to display superhuman images, but as soon as they stumble, they are canceled.
Celebrities are human beings; they have issues, worries, and troubles -- they want a semblance of life; they can call their own without everyone being all up in their business. Yes, they chose a public life, but that doesn't mean they gave up the right to live their lives, not their fans' lives, their agents, production companies, or TV stations. I pray for you, Yoo Ah In, and everyone like him. You have my support. I wish there were more I could do. Hang in there, do not give up or try anything crazy.