My Way

Exactly as you said...

These are verses of encouragement. If you don't know what that means, do some research.

I think you don't have the right glasses.

A lot of noise, to show NOTHING!
The family wanted to get money (with the worst possible strategy), Garosero wanted a distraction from what was important at that moment in South Korea, and the public wanted another victim.
But the fact that there are so many people supporting Kim Soo Hyun says a lot.
First of all, he is the first Korean artist to receive this incredible support from all over the world.

Secondly, there are numerous actions that have been put into motion to both support him and combat this Korean ki*ling machine.

Thirdly, the very fact that this case has become known and publicized around the globe is an undeniable fact of how well-known and appreciated Kim Soo Hyun is. No other Korean artist has received this much media coverage when he was in a similar situation of defamation.

Fourth, Kim Soo Hyun had the courage to fight this Korean ki*ling machine.

Fifth, by buying the series "My Love From the Star" and broadcasting it, fans have demonstrated that they don't just want a series, they want to send a message.
What is the message behind the series My Love from the Star? "Song-yi's career goes into a downturn when her talent agency and sponsors drop her in a backlash against her recent behavior, particularly rumors that she caused the suicide of her arch-rival, actress Han Yoo-ra." It's my guess that this is the reason why this series was chosen.

Things don't stop there, and fans show their love not only through these global actions, but by going to the GM company and offering encouragement to the artist caught in this Korean ki*ling machine, offering gifts, letters, both to Kim Soo Hyun and his mother.

All of this is not insignificant or minor!!

In a world where noise often drowns out integrity, the global response to Kim Soo Hyun’s dignified silence speaks volumes. It reveals a deep yearning for justice,not just for one man, but for the values that define our shared humanity. When 65 nations rise in unity, not for fame or gain, but to protect the dignity of a person wronged, it becomes more than support, it becomes a stand for what is right. This is the essence of human greatness: the courage to stand by the truth, and the refusal to let decency be silenced!

A global movement for Kim Soo Hyun has begun! A powerful message against irresponsible journalism and cyberbullying! 🌎

An event that happened in South Korea lit a spark that turned into a global movement.
The umpteenth media attack on South Korean actor Kim Soo Hyun, fueled by false and malicious news, has crossed the national borders and touched the consciences of millions of people around the world.
It wasn't just an attack on an artist: it was an attack on the truth and human dignity.
A powerful and spontaneous movement was born from this episode: 65 fandoms from the relative 65 countries have remained united since day one, bound by unshakeable determination and countless support actions.

The number of supporters has grown steadily, because this is not just a cause: it is a UNIVERSAL APPEAL to JUSTICE, driven by the strength and dignity of a person who, despite having been a victim, has become the symbol of a turning point for many.

The brave gesture of Kim Soo Hyun, who appeared in front of the press and (as he stated) refused to apologize for something he never did, SENT a RARE and POWERFUL message.
A message that has been echoed all over the world and that we want to transform into a universal appeal for respect, truth and life.
This message joins the commitment of the new President of South Korea, Lee Jae Myung, who has made the fight against predatory journalism a national priority.

To symbolize this global call for change, on July 8 in Milan, in Corso Matteotti, a large billboard will be built, not only as a TRIBUTE to an ACTOR, but as a SYMBOL of GLOBAL STANCE: an ODE to LIFE and SILENCE. Because in this act of silence, millions of voices come together to proclaim that respect and truth have no boundaries.

Thanks to the support of Urban Vision (www.urbanvision.com), the design photographer, musician of Acme and artist Mattia Romanut (www.mattiaromanut.com) and graphic designer Linda Gibin, this message will physically cross the streets of Milan - a sign of a commitment that starts from Korea and belongs to everyone.

KIM SOO HYUN is NOT ALONE!!❤️
65 countries and their fandoms have joined Italy to declare: enough of predatory journalism!

French author Émile Zola once wrote: “We are like books. Most people only see our cover, the minority read only the introduction, many people believe the critics. Few will know our content.”

In today’s media landscape, Zola’s words have never felt more relevant. We live in a digital age where scrolling culture dominates, where headlines are mistaken for facts.

Most people don’t read beyond the surface. They see a snapshot, a headline, or a tweet and assume they’ve grasped the whole story. A few might skim the first paragraph and the introduction but still walk away with only a sliver of understanding. And they ignore the deeper content, the full context, not even a nuanced position. This superficial engagement is especially dangerous in Media News coverage. In countries like South Korea, Taiwan, and China, media stories, particularly about public figures are often riddled with half truths. Key details are omitted, distorted, or sensationalized to destroy someone’s image. The goal is not to bring clarity. It’s manipulation.

Worst group, the majority that are perfectly content to let the most biased voices, the so-called “critics” do their thinking for them. They swallow whatever is fed to them by clickbait media, outrage-baiting influencers, or toxic comment sections. They don’t question/investigate, they just parrot. And once they’ve bought into that shallow narrative, they cling to it like gospel, no matter how flimsy or absurd it is. Truth becomes inconvenient.

But there’s a rare group who reads into the content and question everything. They analyze the details and dig deeper. These are the people who are still standing by Kim Soo Hyun, not out of blind loyalty, but because they’ve done the work. They’ve dissected the case, examined the facts, and saw past the noise and finally made their own conclusion. That’s informed support with critical thinking skills and trust.

It's a long message, but it's worth reading. It's shocking that there are people like this who would wipe out someone's name, reputation, dignity, integrity, and even humanity. I saw it so clearly through this case where they dragged Kim Soo Hyun. All the steps of media lynching were followed in his case as well. It's incredibly sad that people stoop so low.

Some are still on vacation.😏 But that's it for today on MDL.😉

Thank you for the elaborate work you have done! I find it terribly sad to be wrongly accused and not be able to defend yourself. Unfortunately, these things are still happening before our eyes. Taking away someone's right to be innocent until proven guilty and being dragged through the mud online and beyond....seems like a crime to me.

Wow, that's some research work.👏🏽
I don't know if I would have the strength to watch more than one film on this topic, based on real events, because I know that those people, in those cases, suffered terrible injustices... When I know it's just a movie, based on imagination, fantasy, and ideas inspired and gathered from reality, but doesn't represent a specific case, I watch the movie with a different vibe. But movies and series based on true events...overwhelm me.

Would you like to make a list under the review I did, with the movies and series on the same theme, please?
Honestly, I really think I missed a lot of interesting movies/series, because I don't often abandon series even when I don't like them...

:)) I hadn't thought of that, but there are a few of them in the series too.😏

I think I've kind of missed the movies and series on this topic...🤔
A lifetime is not enough to watch everything you want.😬

I watched the series twice and it kept me captivated until the end, even the second time.
I rewatched the series this year, after initially seeing it the year it came out.

The series keeps you breathless.

I posted in a separate comment above.

Now that a user reminded me of one of Kim Soo Hyun's series that I really liked and that kept me in suspense, I would like to write something about it, without giving spoilers.
If there is anyone else who has seen this series, they can gladly share their thoughts about this series "One Ordinary Day"

The film begins by presenting that vibrant part of youth, where you don't think about the consequences and let yourself be carried away by impulses.
Bad luck causes the young man, who left home to have fun with his friends, to get into such big complications that even the lawyers don't give him a chance without serving a few years (at least) in prison.

Then we see a lawyer who seems like a dime a dozen, but his passion for what he did was rekindled upon meeting this young man cornered by the clutches of death.

The whirlwind that the young man and the people who rely on this case as a sure thing enter is so uncertain that you can't predict what surprises each episode will bring you.

Few will notice at first viewing a detail that EVERYONE involved in the investigation and defense misses.

The fact that it only has 8 episodes means the action is very well focused and I'm glad they didn't extend it to the usual 16 episode format.

The actors, ALL of them, play absolutely flawlessly. The lawyer, played by actor Cha Seung Won, is someone you will love for the way he does his job.
Even in this series, the lawyer reproaches a journalist for judging the defendant (in the article she published) before he was found guilty.

Knowing the drama that Kim Soo Hyun is going through these days and with all the accusations he has been dragged into, seeing him in this series, you will feel much more intense emotions, both for the character and for him in reality.

I highly recommend the film, with the caveat that it is recommended for people 18+, due to certain scenes.

Although both are on my watchlist, I haven't seen them yet, so I can't give my opinion. But now you've made me curious about these two series.

I will write a "review" above.