The Most Tragic Sasaeng Story in KPOP

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[A_Rock_Star]

Sasaengs are scary and disgusting Yunho’s case was really serious that could have ended his life

[Itzeltelle.z]

Imagine trying to kill someone because they didn’t like how they “sing and danced!” These people need to be in a psych ward.

[childfreechick]

Some "fans" can be really sick and demented. It can be deadly. I will never forget Christina Grimmie's case. It still haunts me to this day. I'm glad he survived. I wish he had pressed charges. That was basically attempted m*rder.

[maarshiexcryxx]

i made a presentation for school about this and other sasaeng cases. Since my class isnt into kpop (first they all laughted when they understood its presentation abt kpop) but i wont forget how quickly they all shutted up when heard that case (and it was the first one in presentation). In one minute their faces went from laughing to literally scared. And my teacher's reaction was hilarous, she starred terryfied at screen for entire lesson. This kinda proofs how bad sasaengs are. A bunch of nonkpop fans (almost all around 17+) and adult getting unironically terryfied. And now imagine how scared the victims of sasaengs are, esp Yunho. You can not tell me that anything related to sasaengs is good in even 1%. These people really have to stop, they have 0 ideas how much they are hurting idols. Idol ≠ doll. They are living people, sasaengs have to understand that they are doing something wrong

[Oohkamitama]

I’m glad companies are starting to actually take legal actions against these type of “fans”. That woman and her aunt should have gotten charged and jailed.

[manale]

i dont understand why he didnt press charges. she deserved a couple years in prison, it was litteraly a attempted murder

[Moroo]

This especially makes me angry,
Yunho is my ult bias and I love him so much, but literally everyone can see that Yunho is one of the most loving, kind, and pure idols I have ever seen, not even talking as his fan.
In analog trip you can see how it still affects, even Changmin said that he's known Yunho for about 16 years and this was the first time he agreed to go first on something instead of being last to make sure everyone is ok,
He's been in the industry for almost 20 years and he has used his power and wisdom to help(and lecture) younger idols,
He also helped me so much with my mental health and my anxiety without even knowing, and I'm so happy to be his and Changmin's fan.

[A_Rock_Star]

Idols are also humans they deserve privacy and respect they didn’t join the K-pop community to get controlled by fans they did it to entertains us or because it was their dream but some fans just think that if K-pop idols are put pits and they just do what they are told to do that is just sad…..

[clockeat]

People don't understand idols are human. This is a scary case

[kaylachung]

I became a DBSK fan in 2008. They were my first group I ever truly stanned. Within that time, I remember finding out about this incident and how angry and sad I was that something like that happened to Yunho. He’s always been one of the most talented people in the industry and he’s so dedicated. It sucks to think about how this happening to anyone. When the A.C.E incident happened, it was really triggering. It was terrifying. So I can only imagine how these artists feel and the fact that they have been consistently dealing with this, and artists everywhere continue to, it makes you feel helpless.
Be kind, people.
It’s completely free.
And if you’re a sasaeng, you’re not a fan.
Look out for each other and remember that we’re all human.

[Cloudyeverrr]

Sasaengs are crazy, how could a fan literally POISON the idol?

[zuleymaflores]

Kpop idols should really need get more security wherever they go because sasaeng fans would do drastic measures to hurt them

[Bookworm]

He dealt with more punishment than she did... That's not fair for him

[yeji_meji]

Trying to poison someone is not right but it is the world we live in unfortunately

[tasi]

This case shows how sick some people are. Yunho has a big heart for letting her go.

[TheBucketHatBlink]

Sad this happened to Yunho. Mirotic will forever be a legendary kpop song. #OT5

[WhippedForJeonJungkook]

Saseangs are a real danger, it must be known what they are capable of, past has shown just what deadly consequences can occur and no idol deserves to suffer at their hands, these types of ppl are disturbed and what they do must be taken seriously to prevent tragic incidents from happening, all idols must be protected at all times and kept safe from harm, harsher punishments also are needed to deal with sasaengs

[cinnamoneatingchallenge]

if you are a sasaeng you aren’t a true fan.

[maidatariq]

Saseang thing is really scary imagine someone trying to harm u how u must felt i know its not easy to left trauma behind but im glad yunho overcome it i really hope companies protect their idols from scary saseangs

[glitchyglitchy]

It wasn't a sasaeng but an anti-fan who poisoned Yunho. Of course, when you get down to it, there's hardly any difference.
And yes, Heechul was especially scathing given the seriousness of the act, and I'm pretty sure Jaejoong wanted to throw hands with the girl. Security for kpop idols is still bad today, but it was almost non-existent back then. If you want to know how bad, look up the things that happened to TVXQ, SuJu, and SS501 because of stalkers and antis.