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Oh, please 🙄🙄. Spare me your lies and fake outrage! If you want to pretend to be such a morally upright person, tell us: how many accounts have you created just this year, and many of them have you already used to comment on this article? 😂😂 You are so consumed by hate and so brainless and Oops-obsessed that you follow every post about Kim Soo-hyun just to denigrate him. Before lecturing others about intelligence and hypocrisy, make sure your own comments do not turn you into the perfect example of both.

You’re confusing online hate with reality. Kim Soo Hyun was hugely popular before these false accusations, and he still is today. What you see online doesn’t necessarily reflect what people actually think. A small group of people can make a lot of noise on the internet and make it seem like everyone is against someone, especially when hate campaigns are involved. Anyone can leave a nasty comment from behind a screen, but showing up in person to support someone is a different story. If you really want to know how the public sees him, look at the people who show up at his events, the support he receives in real life, and the interest he continues to attract. That says a lot more than a comment section ever could.

"Queen of tears" reached the #1 spot on Netflix's global non-English TV charts and hit #1 in multiple international regions like Japan.

All major dramas starring Kim Soo-hyun have been extremely profitable, with investors considering him the safest "ticket to success" in the entire South Korean entertainment industry. His name has become synonymous with return on investment (ROI), as his presence guarantees massive advertising sales and highly expensive international broadcasting rights.
• My Love from the Star (2013): Generated over 150 billion won from the Chinese market alone. Economists dubbed the sales phenomenon he triggered as the "Soo-hyun Effect," calculating that he brought tens of millions of dollars in direct revenue to associated brands. Even a simple mention of his favorite food led to a surge in sales and exports for those specific products.
• The Producers (2015): Despite production costs rising midway through filming due to a change in directors, the drama attracted massive product placement (PPL) advertising orders exceeding 2 billion won (double the industry average) and was sold at record prices to 12 Asian countries before its completion.
• It's Okay to Not Be Okay (2020): Although it carried a high cost per episode (with Kim Soo-hyun earning around 500 million won per episode), the distribution partnership with Netflix instantly offset the costs. This propelled the series into global charts and generated massive profits from streaming rights.
• One Ordinary Day (2021): Despite an astronomical budget due to the actor being paid an estimated $440,000 per episode, the local platform Coupang Play recorded a massive explosion of new paid subscriptions, turning the production into a highly profitable investment for their online ecosystem.
• Queen of Tears (2024): Recorded a massive profit of over 65 billion won against an investment of 56 billion won.
On the international stage, his dramas have popularized Korean shows worldwide, making him a global celebrity. No matter how many young actors emerge, to dethrone him, they would need to bring an equivalent added value to K-dramas on an international level. Anyone attempting to diminish his achievements clearly has an obscure agenda.

It seems that things are finally starting to move for Kim Soo Hyun. After a long period away from the public eye, the actor is gradually making his return, and the next step will take place in Korea.
He has not chosen to return directly with a new acting project, but instead through the role of presenting an award. A discreet, yet very well-calculated choice. It is an appearance that allows him to reconnect with the public.
The fact that this appearance will take place at a major K-pop event makes it even more fitting. Kim Soo Hyun has an enormous popularity across Asia, built over the years through productions such as “My Love from the Star” and “Queen of Tears,” and an event like this gives him the opportunity to be seen again by a very large international audience.
Kim Soo Hyun is also deeply loved by international fans across Europe. He probably has no idea just how many fans he has there and how much love and support they continue to have for him.
We are truly so happy to see Kim Soo Hyun taking these first steps back into the public eye.

The world has been waiting to see you again. Keep moving forward, Soo Hyun. This is only the beginning. Your time is coming.

Yehhh, Kim Soo-hyun is coming back. And all that is left for the haters is to go outside for a while, touch some grass, and see that the world has not stopped to listen to their nonsense.

Your mama is stupid.. Your papa is a pervert...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Your papa is a pervert...And you? I don't know what to call you, you are just a little thing🤣🤣🤣🤣




This is the perfect response to these haters.

A slander does not become evidence simply because it is repeated thousands of times. Those who create false stories to destroy a persons reputation must understand that the truth cannot be buried beneath their dirt.
For those who live from defamation, manipulation, and spreading poison, there is only one thing left to do: stand on the sidelines and watch the truth move forward, leaving their lies behind.
Kim Soo-hyun returns to commercial filming on July 14.
On July 24, he celebrates 19 years since his debut , 19 years of a career built through immense hard work.
Return as your character has always shown you to be: elegant, strong, and determined.

Go touch some grass and consult a 🧠 specialist

Go touch some grass and consult a 🧠 specialist; you seem like you need it urgently.

I’ve read many of your comments, including those posted from the accounts you choose to write from, because you have several of them due to a need for validation. By the nature of my profession, which involves behavioral analysis, I tend to notice certain patterns. It’s clear that you are not a teenager, and that’s where the frustration about age comes from, which you try to project onto others, believing that you’re insulting them, because you seem deeply affected by the fact that you’ve grown older. It would do you good to relate more calmly to the stage of life you’re in and to behave in a way that is more aligned with your age; that way, you may accept yourself more easily. Someone gave you advice regarding your consumption of beer and soju, and it would be good to take that observation into consideration, because excessive consumption of soju and beer has adverse effects on the brain and on mental clarity and, over time, can intensify frustrations beyond those that already exist.