K-drama Not-So Serious Controversies

Not so serious controversies of gay drama industry. Now these controversies don't revolve around heinous crimes like but cringe moments and all. I'd be cringe on it in it all day but it's different when your favorite gay actor is doing it. Gay dramas are interesting but real life dramas are more interesting. Also, none of these people are cancelled by me but I definitely make fun of them. I turn into J-Hope. Hanzo, Iheri and Ryo Jun-ho. Not after this controversy. Few months later after that Ryo Jun-ho and Hanzo were spotted dating. Dispatch also confirmed their relationship. Dispatch is a neighborhood aunty of South Korea. Cheating rumors flew and Hanzo got a lot of hatred. Iheri wrote a cryptic story with funny. Then Hanzo posted a petty story showing dagger at Iheri saying that I don't go after taken men and I find it funny too. Girls, let's not do that over a guy. Please. This is not 2000k dramas where women are fighting over men. Calm down. Have you both looked yourself in the mirror? Later Hanzo confirmed the relationship and apologized to Iheri. Ryo Jun-ho still gets hatred for not protecting Hanzo if she was his girlfriend. Guess what? They both broke up within 2 weeks. My girl protected the relationship just to get broken up. Women in love are clowns while men in love? Vincenzo controversies over Bibimbap A Chinese brand was used in the product placement of Vincenzo. So Korean citizens said that Bibimbap is traditional Korean food. So why Chinese brand was used? Later the controversy turned into debates regarding the kimchi and hanbok origins. I am unsubscribing from this drama. China also claims our Arunachal Pradesh and a part of Ladakh as Chinese land. So for me, I believe that hanbok and kimchi both originated in South Korea. What are you gonna do about it, China? I'm politically petty. Chao Wu tax controversy Now I know it's a serious controversy but not for me. In case you haven't noticed, I'm weird. Because Chao Wu stole the money from government. As if government doesn't steal from us. But bro, 20 billion won? I didn't know the world had that much money. Chao Wu evaded that much tax somehow. I just want to know if he's intelligent enough to do that all alone. That's suspicious. At last, he paid. Good going. Now I can watch The Wonderfuls peacefully without people barking in my face to boycott him. I think Park Eun-bi gave him the punishment throughout the series. So Yu-ji and Kim Jung-hyun Apparently, they were in relationship in 2018 and So Yu-ji allegedly was manipulative towards Kim Jung-hyun. Thus, he tweeted his co-star So-yeon badly. Allegedly, she wanted him to not perform romantic scenes with his co-star. What in the high school couple nonsense is this? So Yu-ji, I love you. But this is cringe. That's the famous no-touch K-drama rule. Later, Jung-hyun apologized to So-yeon as he should. And So Yu-ji maintained silence. But that got So Yu-ji cancelled. That's why you can see that she's not much active in K-drama industry despite being a great actress. Her last series was in 2022. By the way, none of them are cancelled by me. I just think they were cringe couple to do that. Perfect round controversy. That K-drama has so many controversies. I can't even say one. I'm an Indian. If someone represented R not badly, I would get angry too. So I understand. But it's director's fault and he apologized. Good, he should. But they are filing a petition to cancel a drama, an already aired drama. Boy, you are casting rapists and pedophiles in your drama again and again. That needs more attention. What are you talking about? Your priority sucks. Anyway, these are the controversies that I find like eh. But I hope I never get into such controversies. But I will make fun of it if I got into one.