K-Pop Sulli Found Unconscious, The real story Part 2

Nov 17, 19
K-Pop Sulli Found Unconscious, The real story Part 2

So Let’s began In January 2019 Sully shared how she felt about criticism she received on her Instagram posts and begged people to be nice to her Taunton 1432 - all dirty.

In April 20 19 cell Korea's Constitutional Court ruled that the country's strict ban on it was unconstitutional and that all related laws will require revisions by the end of 2020 for the first time in 66 years Celie celebrated the news on Instagram by posting a photo of flowers and wrote 20 19 for 11 abortion is abolished glorious day give every woman a choice.

 

               Several people started bashing her online and even called her stupid.

meanwhile others called her amazing and woke on June 11th Sulli co-hosted the night of hate comments a talk show where celebrities read and address malicious comments about them. In the first episode she addressed the backlash she received for going braless and said she continued to help end the stigma.

She added that she hopes people could accept each other's differences and that there are so many unique types of people in South Korea with so much talent who she felt were wasting it by critiquing others.

 

On June 29th Sully debuted as a solo artist with a single called Goblin in the music video she portays someone with a dissociative disorder who imagines herself of three personalities, according to billboard mental health is still largely considered taboo in Korea but Sully seemed to be embracing the idea for her K-Pop comeback.

On October 14th Sully who's a real name is Choi Jin REE was found unconscious in her Sonam residence she was 25 years old in a statement the song Nam Soo yung Police Department said choice seemed to have lived alone in the house and no signs of a struggle or forced entry has been identified to suggest during an inspection the police discovered a notepad containing sillies handwritten thoughts and feelings while they confirmed it was not a note they said they will not be revealing what she wrote to the public the incident prompted an outpouring of grief and calls to end the Bekaa pop stars face when straying from the industry's traditional norms Sully was subjected to relentless online and because she refused to conform to norms forced upon Korean women and women artists in Korean pop music unless the kpop industry and fans introspect and think about the consequences of this nothing will change how many more idols need to pass before this industry takes their mental health seriously and stops treating them as disposable objects when is Korea going to start taking responsibility for mental health sullies passing is raising mental health awareness but we all know what else could poor management from the kpop industry idols aren't that privileged they train like than eat like literally everything they do is being monitored on October 18th the Guardian said the industry is now under scrutiny over toxic fandom this week of the South Korean singer and actor Sully has turned the spotlight on the darkest corners of the highly pressurized kpop industry and sparked anger over the failure of management agencies to protect their stars from the Menace of toxic fandom they also noted that a number of k-pop stars and celebrities have ended their lives in the last decade in 2009 actress Jang Jae Yoon who starred in Boys Over Flowers left a letter detailing mistreatment by politicians business and newspaper executives and industry figures I live with the dream of an actor