Rapper Ssamdi was keen on a petition for the novel’Alpes,’ which sexualized male idols.
On the 14th, Ssamdi posted a direct message (DM) shared with a netizen on her Instagram story.
He attached a post to the DM saying, “I’m a petition reminder. Whatever I do, I only do what I want.”
Netizens insisted through the DM, “It’s a little bit like not to petition Alpes for a lot of female fans from a fan standpoint.”
After confirming this, Ssamdi replied, “There are so many different and many posts asking me to submit petitions, such as Alpes, Deep Fake, etc. Do I have to upload every single one?”
He added, “I think there is no reason to force me to move if I feel really angry and sad like in the case of Jung In-i.”
He also showed a resolute attitude, saying, “Jeong-in did not go away with sadness or anger over the incident.”
“And as a fan, if I don’t upload that, I won’t be a fan,” he said and “Don’t be a fan. I don’t need a fan like you.”
Earlier, he spoke out in resentment over the case of Jung In, who died of abuse of his adoptive parents.
He participated in the’#Sorry Jung In-ah’ challenge and related petitions, attracting attention. In addition, we donated 50 million won to the Children’s Foundation for children in a similar situation to Jeong In.
Ssamdi revealed the donation and said, “Please add interest and strength so that the suffering and injured children can grow up safely and healthily.”
Meanwhile, some rappers, such as rapper Sonsimba, agreed to the petition, demanding strong penalties for Alpes.
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