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Replying to jisan 2 days ago
Did you wached the wonderfools kdrama?
No mate, because he's cast in a drama with my fave actors.

Do you think I only do this to your boy? No. I criticize my own faves as well. What's "pathetic" is that many Kdrama fans don't know what critical thinking is and always say, "Why are you a hater? Can't you just enjoy it?"

No, I can't. If the script, the directing, the acting, etc., are bad, there's no way I can enjoy something. Blind love has no meaning.
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Replying to bluee 2 days ago
personally go younjung
Did you even watch anything from her? I don't think so. So how can you even judge her acting? She literally won Best New Actress for MOVING, and that's not a small thing, and she's going to win awards for WE ARE ALL TRYING HERE as well next year probably. She's also a 2 time Baeksang nominated actress.

She's one of the few necomers who are actually doing versatile roles when she could just stick to boring romcoms because most Kdrama fans loves that the most anyway.
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Replying to bluee 3 days ago
as if it was not women who suffered the most from japanese imperialism which her family benefited from u people…
You don't have to, but body language and microexpressions are real things, unlike reading your future. XD

Anyway, nothing matters; she didn't commit any crime, she wasn't bragging about her family, and she only answered the same stupid questions multiple times.

Koreans knew about her family for MANY YEARS, they literally admitted on SNS that they knew, but they didn't care because she was a nobody till now. That's why they're hypocrites and don't care about history or victims, they just want to bully another celeb to death.

If Koreans care about history, then they should run a deep analysis on EVERY KOREAN, not just celebs. I can tell you now, they could find a LOT of Koreans with similar dark pasts. But they won't do that because they're nobodies, and that's not newsworthy.

"I'm sure if a regular citizen decided to post about their Japanese connections during that time publicly, they would be fried too,"

Exactly my point. This is why they're hypocrites. If you don't know, it doesn't matter, but if it's trending, it's an important topic. Just look at the Russian-Ukrainian war or the Israel-Palastine war. It was trending for a long time, both are still ongoing but no one cares anymore because it's not trending.

Also, let's not forget, Korea also invaded other countries in the past, but they said, It doesn't matter because it happened 500 or 1000 years ago. So, why should we care about something that happened 100 years ago if it's going to be an ancient story one day as well? Again, peak hypocricy.
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Replying to bluee 4 days ago
as if it was not women who suffered the most from japanese imperialism which her family benefited from u people…
She's not a great actress; she can't hide her feelings. The minute the guy asked her about her family, she was blinking fast like crazy, and her mannerism was totally different compared to when she was talking about her sister. I'm not professional, but I learned a lot of things from my friend who's an expert in body language and micro-expressions.

No, you don't have to be anything to know how others might feel, that's why it's called "empathy" for a reason, and like I said, my family had the same experience. Korea is not the only country that was invaded by someone else.

I don't police anyone, I'm not talking about normal Koreans. I'm talking about toxic bullies because they're not the same people. Her Instagram has been flooded with hateful comments for days. What should I understand about that other than the fact that they're disgusting?

If someone says, "You should apologize." Okay, ask her, but don't attack her constantly and call her a traitor, pro-Japan b*tch, and other names.

I can't, and I'm never going to sympathize with trash people like them. They don't give a damn about the past, they just want to hate. Simple as that.

I'm 100% sure that most people who leave a comment under her posts aren't even Koreans, and if they are, they don't care about the past at all.

This whole thing is just pure hypocrisy because if she's not a celeb, no one would care or even know this.

If Koreans only blame or cancel celebs if they have a pro-Japan ancestor, what's the point of the whole thing?
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Replying to bluee 4 days ago
as if it was not women who suffered the most from japanese imperialism which her family benefited from u people…
Here, watch the video:

https://youtu.be/SvKWUuIxnJg?si=ZjH-jiVUTSXJjIUi&t=1090

And here's the other one, I can only find it on IG because they removed it from every other platform.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Db6Vm2pMW0p

Anyone with eyes and ears can understand she didn't do anything bad; she just answered the same question.

The guy in the first video even said about her great-grandfather when he heard he was the first doctor or whatever, "That's so cool." That guy also had multiple controversies and even political problems.

Hayoung only said her ancestor went to Japan to learn it and came back to treat Koreans. She even said she doesn't know much about him, only what her family told her.

You can see it in her eyes; she was uncomfortable when she was talking about her ancestor because the minute she started talking about her sister, who is also a doctor, she was happy about it. Her mood is totally different.

I don't have to be Korean to understand how Koreans feel, because Korea is not the first or the only country that was invaded by others. My country (including my relatives) was destroyed by Germans, Russians, and others many times.

Anyone who says, "You can't understand because you're not Korean." is an ignorant fool because they're acting like they're the only people on this planet who suffered.

No one's telling them how they should feel, but they have ZERO RIGHT to bully her for something she didn't do.

Koreans have to move on from this barbarian behavior that children have to suffer because of the crimes their ancestors committed.

Also, if they want to live like this, do research about every Korean, let's see their pasts, and treat them the same way as they do with celebs. That's only fair. But they don't do that because they're hypocrites.

She mentioned her family multiple times over the years, but Koreans only made a big deal out of it now. Wonder why...
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Replying to bluee 4 days ago
as if it was not women who suffered the most from japanese imperialism which her family benefited from u people…
No, the criticism is not valid at all because she didn't do anything bad. Simple as that.

There isn't a nuance in this story. Her ancestor might be a pro-Japanese but it's not her fault, and she wasn't bragging about that either.

Germans and Russians killed my ancestors too, but I don't go around and attack their relatives just because I feel the need because I don't live in the past, and I'm not a barbarian idiot who blames the kid for what their ancestors did.

End of story.
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Replying to bluee 4 days ago
as if it was not women who suffered the most from japanese imperialism which her family benefited from u people…
They literally asked her, stating her family has doctors, and she answered. She didn't brag about it, she didn't say her ancestor is a saint or anything. You can easily see she wasn't happy about answering the same question again. They asked her about this multiple times only in 2026.

Nothing wrong about what she did. If she just says, "Yes we have several doctors", people would still dig up her past and criticize her. I've been following the Korean industry since 2003, and I've seen Koreans acting like crazy people many times.

If she ignores the question, she would be dragged for that, if she answers properly like she did, she's dragged. There's no good way of doing this because that's how Korea works. A country of hypocrite bullies.

Also, just so you all know, she mentioned a lot of times in the past, but somehow people only care about this now? Wonder why. This is why people are hypocrites. They only care if they have time to care.
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Replying to bluee 5 days ago
as if it was not women who suffered the most from japanese imperialism which her family benefited from u people…
Do you even know what "flexing" means, or have you just finished elementary school?

Journalists have been asking about her family since January, and the only thing she has done is tell people the same answer. Her family members are all doctors. That's all. How is that a flex?

Did you ever hear her saying, "My ancestor is the greatest guy, he made so much money by torturing Koreans, and I'm a pro-Japan as well." because I don't.

BTW, I'm pretty sure nothing is proved yet about her ancestor, it's all just guessing, but even if everything is true, it's not her fault.

Where did I say anything about how Koreans should feel? I don't give a shit about how people feel. All I said was she doesn't deserve the hate because she didn't do anything wrong. Simple as that.

Korea is probably the only country where kids have to suffer because of the crimes their ancestors did. That's INSANE!

My country was invaded more times I could count, and my ancestors suffered and were killed, but you don't see me hating on their kids because it's not their fault. Only Koreans do that.

The fact is, at least half the country has a dark past in their ancestry, but they're good because no one gives a shit about them because they're not celebs. So, why are they treating celebs differently? Let's show the past of every Korean. Let's hate all of them equally.

If you don't want to do that, you're just another hypocrite and you don't care about history, you just want to hate.
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Replying to David33 5 days ago
They asked a question. What would you do? Ignore it? Then she would be dragged for that.
She's been asked about her family for months. She mentioned her ancestor many times since January. Do some research before you talk.

She literally said her family didn't tell him much about him, and even if that's not true, it's still not her fault what her great-grandfather did IF that's actually true, btw. It's not like she's saying she supports what he did, and she's a pro-Japanese too. She only answered questions about her family being 4 generations of doctors. That's all. Use your brain.

I didn't call you braindead, btw. I said IF you can't see he's a red flag, you are one. Big difference.

I don't defend anyone either because I don't have to, she didn't do anything bad. Answering questions is not a bad thing. That's all she did. Just so you know I hate everyone equally.

I'm not white either.
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Replying to bluee 5 days ago
as if it was not women who suffered the most from japanese imperialism which her family benefited from u people…
I don't give a shit about feminism. It's just another bullshit people use for fun.

The only thing I care about is how people hate celebs for no reason. She was asked the same question multiple times. Anyone who watched the Netflix interview on Youtube can see how uncomfortable she was, but that idiot man kept talking about her great-grandfather. But none of you want to watch it because it's easier to attack her.

She didn't commit any crime, it's not her fault her ancestor was a war criminal. She would never mention him if Korean journalists didn't ask her about that.

If she says, "Sorry, I don't want to answer." Knetz would've said, "Oh, she's full of herself, egotistic," etc. Knetz always finds a way to attack someone.

I'm not even her fan, I just hate toxic idiots and hypocrites like you.
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Replying to David33 5 days ago
They asked a question. What would you do? Ignore it? Then she would be dragged for that.
Literally every Korean knew about her background for years. They just didn't do research about her great-grandfather till now.

Hein literally supported his pedo friend. Anyone can see it. If that's not a red flag you're just another braindead fangirl who will support any men just because they have a pretty face.
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Replying to David33 5 days ago
They asked a question. What would you do? Ignore it? Then she would be dragged for that.
I'm not gonna say the same for idiots.

"Bullshit. People already knew about her lineage for years. And why should she hide it?

Good PR? She was literally asked these questions so many times over the years. Stop blaming her for something she didn't do while people are defending the toxic male lead guy who was openly supporting a pedophile."
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