Seohee Han, photo|Capturing the video of’Suhiko Pass’[매일경제 스타투데이 양소영 기자]
Seo-hee Han, who was known as a drug and various entertainment scandals, turned into a YouTuber.
On the 9th, a video titled’REC Han Seo-hee Slave Contract Site’ was posted on Han Seo-hee’s personal YouTube channel’Seo Hee Ko Pass’.
In the video, Seohee Han talks with the production crew and writes a contract. The production crew said to Seo-hee Han, “We will provide an environment suitable for shooting production.
I won’t starve for 12 hours,” he said. Seohee Han said, “The police also give me rice. Even when I’m being investigated, I’ll give you rice.”
Seohee Han. Photo|Capture of’Suhiko Pass’ videoIn addition, the production crew asked to observe the duty of the performer, saying, “Don’t do anything that damages your character as a pop culture artist.” The duty of the performer as stated in the contract to not violate laws and other acts such as drunk driving, assault, drugs, gambling, bankruptcy, and animal cruelty.
Seohee Han said, “I think this is a question that I have with any contract.” The production crew emphasized that “this is the basic thing for any entertainer.”
In response, Seo-hee Han said, “It’s the basic of the basics, but I was stabbed because I didn’t keep it.”
Meanwhile, Han Seo-hee, a former girl group trainee, purchased 90 g of hemp four times with Big Bang Top (real name Seung-hyun Choi) in 2017 and was charged with smoking seven times in prison. He was sentenced to 10,000 won.
In 2019, B.I, from iKON, was on the line of investigation for drug charges, but the police did not properly investigate B.I and surprised the public with a public interest report stating that B.I had been threatened by B.I’s agency YG Entertainment. It has been controversial over drug charges. On the 6th, he announced his transformation as a YouTuber by officially launching the YouTube channel’Suhiko Pass’.
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