If online bullying is the reason why he committed suicide then i promise i wont say anything negative or demeaning…
Agree. I admit I dislike some of celebrities and I just simply block their SNS account, muting their name, and move on. It's much better than typing negative things about them, after all they're human who has feelings too.
Came here after watch his two last projects: Project Silence and The Land of Happiness. Both are masterpiece. Thanks for entertaining us with your good works, ahjussi. I hope you're happy and find peace up there.
Seriously MDL staff, I have tons of good pictures of him, I can send it if you too lazy to search. Sorry but this horrible photo still not changed made me so pissed off 🫠ðŸ«
There is an expiration date for such a punishment for a DUI crime. To hate and cancel him 20 years later, when…
Well said.. his case happened in 1999... this twitter kids maybe wasn't even born that time.. but they think they know everything as if they were there when it happened.. twitter kids just generally hate men i guess.
He was sentenced to drug related only? That means he found innocent of the sexual assault case isn't it? I think he will going to be fine (hopefully) and can comeback to the industry *look at ju ji hoon
In my opinion, kdramas lately release/airing 3-4 years after done filming or unclear whether they will release it or not, become another big factor to make people lose interest in it. For example: a drama with unique story,big budget production and A-list actor has been announced. Fans getting excited. But then boom! No any news or updates of the drama since then. Even after years. Of course the hype will also gone, fans will move on, forget the drama existed, and when it release after years, it's already "outdated." Back in 2010s, kdramas will release just 1-3 months after casting news, and it's a factor to keep the hype.
In my opinion, kdramas lately release/airing 3-4 years after done filming or unclear whether they will release it or not, become another big factor to make people lose interest in it. For example: a drama with unique story,big budget production and A-list actor has been announced. Fans getting excited. But then boom! No any news or updates of the drama since then. Even after years. Of course the hype will also gone, fans will move on, forget the drama existed, and when it release after years, it's already "outdated."
https://youtu.be/R0-KUn6Rz5c?si=9z_Vqbs5lW9ILN1m
https://kisskh.at/777732-kanojo-no-inai-jikan
part 1:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8iank9
Part 2:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8ibvqp
https://youtu.be/9uWMqtmkhcw?si=at1dD23FDT7572uc
https://youtu.be/F4g1RwMn8mk?si=p50oRCKnn9RY27H5
Back in 2010s, kdramas will release just 1-3 months after casting news, and it's a factor to keep the hype.