the fact that to this day, seungri’s fans still fucking defend him is sickening
@JaySungYT
3 ай бұрын
They're too far gone just leave them in their own bubble
@rhonda5056
3 ай бұрын
Evil will align with evil. Good people need to stay away from him and them unless they want to be used and abused.
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
I like him. He served his time. He didn't rape anyone, though hysterics like you keep claiming he did, and now he is free and living life, just as he should be. The way the psycho Korean media reports on this stuff, and the way the psycho Korean law enforcement/judiciary system muddles truth and fiction, there is NO way to tell from the outside what did or did not happen here. I'm not a fan, I never heard of Seungri until I heard about this "scandal." I like that he hasn't imploded into a crushed ball of black despair and killed himself, which is what I'm sure you would like to see. People like you, who drove my beloved Lee Sun Kyun to suicide, really need to f**k off and get a life. I wish Seungri a long, happy, and successful life. I hope he comes to the U.S., where we don't crucify people over shit they may or may not have done, for the rest of their lives. Come on, Seungri, with your talent and charisma, you could go far in Hollywood.
@connie7128
3 ай бұрын
I will never understand that fan culture over there. It seems exceptionally delusional. I find those people frightening.
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
@@connie7128 A part of the Psycho Korean Celeb/Fan/Media Suicide Machine is glaringly apparent right here in this comment thread. People who have no idea what's true, what's not, or what really happened, ripping Seungri and others to shreds even AFTER he's been prosecuted, convicted on a FEW of the charges, and has served his prison time. The psychos in this thread who have no other life outside their obsession with celebrities, are the type who won't rest until they've put Seungri in the ground by suicide, just as they did Lee Sun Kyun just five months ago, and many others before that. No humiliation, no amount of punishment, no length of time in jail is ever enough for these weirdos. They judge, condemn, and berate celebrities because they're pathetic and doing so makes them feel better about themselves..
@rye4881
3 ай бұрын
The channel Rotten Mango did a more detailed video on the whole case and focuses more on the Burning Sun business rather than the chat groups. It's more horrible than what was revealed here.
@jughahaha9498
3 ай бұрын
I dont think she mentioned Hara there and the reporter who had miscarriage
@rye4881
3 ай бұрын
@jughahaha9498 yup, she didn't. She focused more in the case of the club's business itself.
@rhonda5056
3 ай бұрын
@@jughahaha9498 Right. I did not know that Hara was no longer with us. Shameful acts by the evil ones.
@NurmaBP
3 ай бұрын
I don't remember it revealed to the public that Go Hara involved to help the investigation tho? Makes me wonder, the way Hara so devastating and keep remembering Sulli even in her last hours, was Sulli also a victim? I hope not. I mean, I always think Sulli really looked deeply traumatic about something, that made her acted 'rebel'.
@nhi0502
3 ай бұрын
@@jughahaha9498i think she didn’t mentioned it because it was more private pieces of information that the public may know a little or didn’t know at all yet
@hannaha9884
3 ай бұрын
this was a lot more graphic and a lot more famous people were involved than the media showed in the beginning but it was watered down so much bc of the connections and power people held and so many identities weren't revealed of people involved
@icarus4936
3 ай бұрын
Because of the wording BBC used I think many people who are not really familiar with the case can make wrong assumptions. The thing is almost all the victims weren't prostitutes they were jast regular customers of the Burning Sun and were drugged so the perpetrators could do their deed. It was not their job to sleep with all these men and they weren't paid for this. So the fact that these celebrities and their "friends" were given such light punishments is actually infuriating. Sorry for the possible grammar mistakes. But I hope the main idea is clear.
@M2ndy2ee
3 ай бұрын
I'm only 5 mins into this documentary and it's already making me so angry, especially knowing how majority of those sickos (not including some of the rich business chaebols who weren't exposed) didn't even get punished properly because there were connections with power involved. Also disheartening to be reminded again of how little effort Korea tried to expose the truth back then and how media these days care so little about the actual truth. I've also never been so disappointed in a celebrity figure in my life, because although I didn't really like Seungri, as a fan of BIG BANG, I supported him as part of the group and he ruined it for his fellow members and the fans. Although it's taken 5 years for this to be revealed, I'm glad BBC has brought this back to light because I can already see Korean media talking about it again.
@linathe7876
3 ай бұрын
Ýes me too BBC 👍❤
@pfemke553
3 ай бұрын
Rotten Mango has more detailed information about this scandal. It is worst than we knew.
@M2ndy2ee
3 ай бұрын
@@pfemke553 I'm already disgusted enough...I just hope Korean media does something with this information
@trinhd1674
3 ай бұрын
Chaebol Is it relevant??????
@M2ndy2ee
3 ай бұрын
@trinhd1674 at the time, news prior to the reveal of the celebrities involved, they also mentioned business people or chaebols and seeing as how Seungri was trying to make it into a business, I wouldn't be surprised. If involved, they're just lucky they come from a powerful/rich family that could protect them.
@Kittykumbata
3 ай бұрын
R.i.p. hara such a good soul
@user-oi5by1up4u
3 ай бұрын
"Innocent until proven guilty" is something used in court, in the legal field. People still have the right to form their own opinion, we do it all the time when e.g. politicians do not get convicted for corruption. Especially with sa, it is often hard to prove the crime. Does that mean it didn't happen? No. If you want to give your position based on that someone is honest until proven otherwise, is the victim then also telling the truth until it's proven otherwise ? So many sa cases are not reported and and so many do not lead to a conviction. Do look at data yourself but if you are logical and use your head then one can see patterns and probabilities and why it is not unsubstantiated to believe "victims" first, generally speaking. What you want to do is create an envíronment where victims feel safe to come forward because they aren't too scared that people won't believe them. If we want to tackle these societal problems within our cultures we have to look at what makes sense and what gets us there. (Of course every case has to still be evaluated by itself.)
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
Accusations need to be PROVEN beyond a reasonable doubt. There is nothing complicated about this. Someone just making an accusation is not proof.
@catherineabellanosa2118
2 ай бұрын
As much as I appreciate BBC for daring to release this documentary esp. now that those sickos have already been released and people there in SK are starting to forget this case. I just couldn't agree how the victims were called prostitutes. Sure, maybe they really did hire some, but majority of the victims were their own customers drugged and s*x trafficked to their "vip" customers.
@hannaha9884
3 ай бұрын
as for the prostitute comment, its their job or wtv but it was the fact they were waiting till they were unconscious or unresponsive in a lot of cases from what i read additionally
@JaySungYT
3 ай бұрын
yeah thats horrible and kind of confusing? They were already going to the job no?
@hannaha9884
3 ай бұрын
@@JaySungYT i think that’s why their sentencing was so low bc of all the grey areas and the way the evidence was obtained and obviously their connections.
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
@@hannaha9884 People in threads like this don't do "gray." Their desperate need to feel morally superior requires them to live in a fantasy universe of black and white.
@hannaha9884
3 ай бұрын
this docu was good bc it released concrete clips and messages and sources, it shows how scary people who abuse their power are. scary asf that they faced such short sentences and were recently released and back in the celeb world w/o much pushback
@JaySungYT
3 ай бұрын
Justice!
@Mixiloveminsung
3 ай бұрын
Just thinking about them makes me sick, and people who are fans of Seungri and who defend him make me even more sick. SEND THEM TO FUCKING JAIL ❗💀🤮
@yuko6794
3 ай бұрын
It’s been 3 days and I still can’t finish watching the documentary It makes me sick
@catherineabellanosa2118
2 ай бұрын
I couldn't watch the first part coz I' e watched a lot of documentaries regarding this case and it still sickens me. I just jumped to Hara's part and I had to struggle to keep myself from crying/tearing up coz I was in a public place (eating at a restaurant). Her soul is so beautiful. S.Korea didn't deserve her. 😞😢
@MuanPuiaart
8 күн бұрын
Go hara what a brave women rest in peace 😢😢
@connie7128
3 ай бұрын
I'm not a K-Pop fan, so I'm on the outside looking in not knowing any of these people or the culture. I've been so incredibly shocked by what I'm learning about this. My country, the USA, has plenty of its own problems, but this seems exceptionally disgusting to me. The idol worship is unreal - way over the top from delusional fans who apparently are just fine with these scumbags raping and abusing women because what... they're handsome? What's with the low sentences handed out? Damn, that's ridiculous.
@AshCim_Kpop
Ай бұрын
There’s one person in these comments that keeps trying to defend Seungri as “he’s already served time” or whatever and it’s really annoying me. They’re like almost implying that we should forgive him.
@Maisiemeow93
4 күн бұрын
Please react to Rotten Mango videos on the burning sun scandal!
@kww10
3 ай бұрын
see i dont get how divided the molka and burning case in terms of Korean law and the perception there because fans or their defenders make it such a huge deal( I guess law wise it made sense?" but why do I feel like it's interwined anyway? because I think either way people who are in the molka case or in these group chats are complicit in the crime as well(maybe the sentence is difference) but to me it's connected. And for seungri, his fans will say he's just guilty for gambling and fraud but is he really? i cant trust him when he was running these shady businesses and have connections with shady people.. like bffr right now.
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
So believe what you want about him. No one is stopping you.
@rhonda5056
3 ай бұрын
What would happen if women boycotted these slave trade bars and clubs and human trafficking bars and clubs?
@beautifullEternal
3 ай бұрын
They would just start taking women off the streets, like they already do in other places 😢
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
So tell me, why do you think women DON'T do that? I have an answer: Because they want to be there.
@rhonda5056
3 ай бұрын
@@morningsminion3242 why do they want to be there?
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
@@rhonda5056 To be among big stars and celebrities, to be where the action is, to feel like they're special, to dance, get drunk and get high, to have a good time, just as people have always done. This is not anything new. And especially, in light of the Burning Sun revelations, they are willing to risk being drugged and raped to do the things I've listed. And then, there are also plenty of women who would willingly f**k these celebrities without being high or drunk. NOT saying all of them are that way, but there are plenty who are. Pretending such women (ever heard of "prostitutes?") don't exist is just silly. They've always been around, since the dawn of humanity.
@tastefullyrics4895
2 ай бұрын
please react to rotten mangos burning sun videos theres 2 out so far and 1 more coming out on sunday july 14th. it goes way more in depth that this bbc doc which did ok but calling the victims as sex workers is very disrespectful not because sex work is bad i think if the women consent and want to get paid then it should be fine however majority of the victims went out with friends for a night out to have fun to celebrate birthdays, holidays, anniversary's, graduations, work promotions etc or just wanted to hangout with friends at a club they are regular every day women who went to have fun most not even looking to leave with a stranger. most werent even drinking heavy or at all because all women around the world know drinking in public is dangerous. some even went with their boyfriends expecting to be protected by the boyfriend and the boyfriends would do the preying just like the other men who are strangers. framing them as choosing to be sex workers is so disgusting cause they had no choices in this. and even if some were they didnt consent to being drugged or forced they only consented to whatever the customer paid for anything more is illegal or should be.
@stanzinrangdol7367
3 ай бұрын
Gosh i dont understand some fans....still supporting these criminals ...makes me sick 🤢
@bangtanbaby4429
3 ай бұрын
This is so disgusting and horrifying!!!!!
@khangnguyen550
3 ай бұрын
the fact to these day some them are living normal live I heard 2 of them highlight former member junhyung is sololist not sucessful and choi jonghoon former leader of ft island try to get back but are blacklisted the fact big bang member warn seungri many time and I feel bad for member bigbang,beast now highlight,cnblue and ft island they in so shock they going to military but I can imagine they react drop them, block them in shock in horror when they find out what happend when scandal broke out.
@RottenMangosBiss
3 ай бұрын
I’d suggest (Stephanie Soo) Rotten Mango’s vid about this
@shikinluv
3 ай бұрын
There are people in this story who got away scot-free. Other celebrities who were not prosecuted but watched the molka, did not report the rapes. All responsible and culpable. Yong Junhyung and Zico and others, they'll pay for what they did sooner or later.
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
Is it ILLEGAL to watch a Molka?
@ro-zeea.8734
3 ай бұрын
@@morningsminion3242 that's actually a good question. I too want to know the answer to.
@morningsminion3242
3 ай бұрын
@@ro-zeea.8734 I just checked: Here in the U.S., not reporting a crime is NOT illegal in any state. It can be argued that failure to report is an immoral choice, but that's another matter. Also, it is NOT a crime to watch a Molka in Korea. It is, however, illegal to MAKE OR DISTRIBUTE Molka. In short, all the "netizens" demanding prosecution for all who watched the Burning Sun videos don't know what they're talking about.
@wiinnnn___
3 ай бұрын
🔥୧⍤⃝🍿🔥
@fridapaula991
3 ай бұрын
Iam shock for watching documentary BBC why there are must do to every women like that? There betrayel i hate
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