[스마트경제] Group Girls’ Generation, Hyoyeon, was angry at the unexpected request for testimony from’Burning Sun’ revealer Kim Sang-gyo, emphasizing that it was not related to the incident.
On the 13th, Kim Sang-gyo, the victim of the’Burning Sun’ assault case, posted a post on his SNS on the 13th, with a picture of Hyoyeon, who is DJing at the club Burning Sun.
Mr. Kim Sang-gyo told Hyoyeon, “November 24, 2018. You must have seen who the VVIP of that day was. Who was the actress drunk and drooling on drugs that day, so the two policemen of Yeoksam District couldn’t even get inside the club” Posted the article.
This article raised suspicion that Hyoyeon, who was DJing, was pretending not to know even when he saw an actress who was using drugs.
Regarding this, Hyoyeon’s management company SM Entertainment said that Hyoyeon only performed a DJ performance at the time and said, “It is totally irrelevant. I hope you refrain from speculation and misunderstanding.”
Nevertheless, as the controversy did not easily subside, Hyoyeon made a direct statement.
Hyoyeon emphasized on his Instagram that day, “Because I’m still, it looks like a bale, but I did my job (DJ) hard.”
Kim Sang-gyo’s words, “An actress who drools,” were quoted as they were and clarified the anger.
In particular, Hyoyeon posted a strong warning message, saying, “We will only endure the room until today. We will be punished very badly this time.”
The netizens are showing a reaction to be absurd by Kim Sang-gyo’s unexpected sniper of Hyoyeon. The majority of public opinion is that it is unwise to ask for a testimony by directly shooting Hyoyeon, who only went to DJing after being invited.
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