The late Heath Ledger's works were not removed because he was an addict. Similarly, Lindsay Lohan's projects were and are maintained. But there is nothing to comment on with Yoo Ah In working in South Korea.
everybody deserves a second chance. these company's act like they are so squeaky clean themselves.
Not everyone deserves it; the magnitude of the crimes must be taken into account. However, Yoo is not included. He needs urgent help, not scorn and ostracism as if he were a sex offender.
I heard that some of the Korean entertainment agencies may have encouraged/ conveniently chose to ignore doctors…
Even if he is guilty of drug use, I can understand considering his clinical picture. I won't agree that we should use drugs for relief, but I can see why people do. It is weakness, fear, depression. Help needs to be offered, not contempt.
Such a shame you know, a very versatile and talented actor caught in a scandal and his career ruined and I don't…
"When a man articulates his opinion, he is considered as having self-confidence and cool, but when a woman does the same she is called a very opinionated. This part went straight to my heart." ā Yoo Ah In.
His words went to my heart because I have experienced it personally. š„¹
Serial rapist Jung Joon-young was given five years in prison. They could give the same to Yoo Ah In for drugs use. Lol.
In China, at least scumbag Kris Wu got 13 years and had his appeal rejected.
I understand that Yoo Ah In should pay because he broke the rules to get the drugs however, I don't understand why they act as if he should disappear. After his sentence or rehabilitation, he deserves to return to acting.
Yoo Ah In's lawyer Bang Jung Hyun denied the sexual assault accusations, stating, "The allegations related to Yoo Ah In are not true. We request that unnecessary speculation regarding his private life be refrained from.
Sadly South Korea is more into shaming and jailing people with addiction issues than providing them the medical…
The fact that they are illegal drugs does not erase that he still needs urgent help considering his concerning depressive condition, that could have led him to consume them. Let's be fair, he is being treated as if he were the worst human being in South Korea, even his sentence could be similar to that of serial rapists in the Burning Sun case.
Misogyny exists all over the world but South Korea in particular has one of the highest rates of contempt and hatred towards women. That male idols are attractive and/or talented does not eliminate the fact that they were raised like any South Korean man. While not all men should be singled out, it should be noted that the on-screen personality of idols is only a product.
His words went to my heart because I have experienced it personally. š„¹
In China, at least scumbag Kris Wu got 13 years and had his appeal rejected.
I understand that Yoo Ah In should pay because he broke the rules to get the drugs however, I don't understand why they act as if he should disappear. After his sentence or rehabilitation, he deserves to return to acting.