Actor and singer Yoo Seung-jun (Steve Yoo), who criticized the Korean government for his military-related remarks, said, “He was edited by the devil.”
On the 29th of last month, Steve You said on the YouTube channel,’Now I can say it. I uploaded a video titled’Edition of the Devil, All Questions Concerning the First Military Enlistment and Acquisition of Citizenship’.
He said, “The military enlistment article first appeared in June 1996. I was trying to get on the elevator in my apartment where I lived, but a reporter from the entertainment department came ‘Seungjun, you are now over 20, so you should go to the army’Asked. I just don’t think ‘Yes, I have to go when I get older’“I answered.”
“Based on this dialogue, an article about my military enlistment came out. At that time, I was a permanent resident of the United States, so I did not think deeply about the military. But the next day ‘Yoo Seung-jun gave up his permanent residency in the United States and decided to enlist.’The article came out,” he expressed his resentment.
Earlier, on the 9th of last month, Steve Yu demanded an apology from the government regarding military enlistment.
He said, “The essence of my issue is fairness and equity. Is it just and legal for the government to unilaterally block the entry of an individual for 19 years without considering the impartial judgment of the law or due process, as obtaining citizenship is regarded as evasion of military service? “He said.
He argued that “if I really did something illegal, I should be punished properly. But the government and the Ministry of Justice will apologize and take responsibility for violating one human rights over the past 19 years.”