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not sure, didn't watch it :( But I know that there's an american show where a detective goes to a village lolllll

who the heck is bongseok? I dont see any actors with the character name bongseok

it's actually considered a big issue for men in korea, dunno why but a lot of korean men have hair loss (probably stress & genetics).
But yeah, most women have hair loss after giving birth as well :\

probably won't be available online for a long time, as it's still showing in the theaters.

fr cried for the dog :(

lol don't have high hopes tho.. I think they made that choice because apparently she's in the countryside and she has to look like it too :')

yeah we don't call that "copying". Maybe you worded it wrong.
Inspired might be a better word, but EVEN then, it's a big stretch considering the only common thing is the police going to a village. And we all know that's a common theme :|

lol I was brushing my teeth when the FL started to touch her hair while having the conversation of hair loss. Literally spewed toothpaste all over the floor from laughing at her reaction (hair loss is a big thing here in korea)

yeah I was wondering how the general public is taking this (as a fellow korean), considering how Lee Da-In is in the show. I know most people here in korea don't view her (and her entire family including Lee Seung-ki) in a good light.

As a korean, I'd say the word "scandal" is kinda just thrown around here without regard to the actual meaning. It's used for any big news regarding celebrities/public figures.

However, usually celebrities (especially idols) refrain from dating, or rather, going public with their love life. I'm sure everyone secretly dates lol. Oftentimes agencies DO control idol groups on their dating lives, it's actually in the contracts. That's not to say that ALL agencies are like this, but I'd say 9/10 they are. It's more strict in the idol industry because they're basically products that need to sell. And the biggest age group that consume idols are young girls/boys (teens), which means most are immature. Idols getting caught dating basically means the company's/agency's stock WILL fall, and we all know what that means. It gets better once they are well in their careers (+7 years), but still, there are delusional fans out there (*cough* exo fans *cough*) that petitioned a member of a boy group to leave for getting married.

Things are more lenient for actors/actresses when it comes to the agencies and contracts, but we're more in the dark in this than the idol scene. But it still stands for them that their "image" will be tainted when they publicize their relationship.
Basically no one wants to fawn over/spend money on a taken actor/actress. Because a lot of the times (especially young fans), they "invest"/become "fans" so they can be delulu and fulfill their fantasy.
I think it can go two ways. If you're a big enough (top) celebrity (like Jisoo), either people support you, OR stocks will fall (ppl start to consume less). Or both could happen.

However things ARE getting better, it's only the teens that get affected by these kinds of news. The general public on social media genuinely don't give a f. Most comments I see say "they're human, let them be". People here are normal :')