Singer Ssamdi said, “I have to upload it on social media”

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Singer Simon Dominic (hereinafter referred to as Ssamdi) struck the bad guy.

On the 6th, Ssamdi announced on Instagram on the 6th, “Please add interest and strength so that children who are suffering and injured can grow up safely and healthily.” Most of the netizens responded positively to this post, but one netizen said, “It’s good to donate,’Please look at what I donated. “Please praise me” and should I upload it on social media?” This netizen continued, “Isn’t this a 50 million won interest in the end?” “Isn’t it possible to donate quietly?”

Netizens who left a comment on Ssamdi's Instagram post, Ssamdi directly responds to the comment. — The netizen who left a comment on the Instagram post on Ssamdi, Ssamdi directly responded to the comment.

Ssamdi directly replied to the comment. Ssamdi said, “Look at me. “Please praise me,” he replied, “Because people are more interested and can do good things together.” He added, “Look at my story.” In fact, if you look at Ssamdi’s Instagram story, there are photos of fans who are participating in donations following Ssamdi. Ssamdi posted a certified shot of her fans and said, “I thought I was good at rapper and good at music.”

Earlier, Ssamdi also submitted a petition calling for severe punishment for the adoptive parents in the so-called’Jung Ini case’.

From the left, Ssamdi who submitted a petition for the'Jung In-i case', and Ssamdi, who shared a certification shot of a fan participating in the sponsorship, and Ssamdi, who was moved by the fan certification shot — From the left, Ssamdi who submitted a petition for’Jung In-i’s case’, and Ssamdi who shared a certification shot of a fan participating in the sponsorship, and Ssamdi, who were moved by the fan certification shot, said

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