Do you all know the Pujing? Many people may not know it, but after reading it, you will know!
Block B's Park Kyung himself acknowledges school violence and bullying
He claimed to have been a victim before he became a bully.
On September 29, 2020, Block B's Park Jing posted a shocking message on his personal Instagram account. He personally acknowledged the allegations to the descriptions of his peers in the online community.
He first shared that he was the target of bullying when he was younger, which led him to make the wrong friends later.
He said: "When I was in elementary school, I was a person who could only learn. So, even though I don't know exactly why, I've always been the object of ridicule and despised by my classmates. I was also smaller than my peers, and I kept those memories alive when I entered middle school. ”
So, when he wanted to protect himself, he started hanging out with the "bad boys", thinking that it provided him with some form of protection that led him to bully instead of being bullied.
"I don't like my exemplary student image, I love being the center of attention, so I'm starting to see people who are called 'criminals' by some people cool," he says. When I wanted to hang out with them and get close to them, my demeanor was shameful. I thought that if I was with them, people would not be able to take me lightly. ”
Park apologizes for his past behavior and immaturity and admits that the harm he has caused to his peers is unjustified.
Park Kyung said: "I deeply regret my immature behavior in adolescence. So far, I've been busy, but I know that the memories that have hurt me won't be erased. I know these wounds are unfair. ”
Finally, he asked the victim to contact him directly or through his company, Seven Seasons Entertainment.
"I ask those who have been harmed by me to contact me directly or my company," he said. I hope to contact you personally and apologize and seek forgiveness. ”
In contrast, until then, Park's image had been positive, with his outspoken opposition to unfair chart manipulation and known for his high IQ.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Park Jing himself</h1>
Park Jing (born July 8, 1992) is a South Korean male singer and a member of the boy pop music group Block B, affiliated with the agency Seven Season. He officially debuted on April 15, 2011 with the single "Do U Wanna B?".
What is his most famous event? That's the anti-icon manipulation mentioned above.
About a year ago, Park caused an uproar in the music world, risking fines for spreading false information, revealing lists of people suspected of manipulating music charts, known as "Sajaegi."
On September 8, 2020, an entertainment journalist posted a video on his YouTube channel that updated the incident. Journalist Lee Jin Ho (a veteran entertainment journalist with 11 years of experience.) The video was released titled "Vibe Gets the Final Laugh – The Final Ending of What Park Ching Calls 'Sajaegi'."
Earlier, Park posted a list of names including Vibe, Jang Deok Cheol, Song Haye, Lim Jae Hyun, Jeon Sang Keun and Hwang In Wook on Twitter, saying: "I want to do Sajaegi like them".
Rappers Dindin and Mommy Son have since made other demands to support Park's claims and add fuel to the "Sajaegi" controversy. However, many of the listed artists have raised rebuttals and denied these claims. The CEO of an entertainment company filed a legal action against Park.
According to journalist Lee Jin Ho, Park has been indicted by prosecutors and is expected to face a fine of 5 million won ($4,201) for defamation caused by disclosing false information. The outcome of the case will depend on whether Park accepts the charges and pays the fine, or whether he appeals.
Reporter Lee Kim-ho said: "It is a pity that a singer who bravely confronts and exposes the suspicion of "Sajaegi" will be fined for spreading false information."
However, the reporter also said that once Park Jing accepts the charges, the singers mentioned earlier related to "Sajaegi" will be able to exonerate themselves. Even more tragically, Park Ching will have a criminal record if he accepts the charges and pays the fine.
After Park receives the summary procedure indictment, he may also choose to conduct a formal trial. Once this happens, both parties will be brought to justice in court.
Park Kyung published his first social media article on September 22 since being fined for defaming people.
As previously reported, the Seoul City Court ruled that Block B's Park Ching was fined 5 million won (about $4,300) for defaming several artists whose agencies were suspected of tampering with charts, including Vibe and Song Haye.
On September 22, Park Jing shared a message on Instagram: "What movie am I making now?" And fans hope that means he will return soon, but we will have to wait for more news.
Today, he shared another message on Instagram, but it was an apology letter, which could not help but make people sigh! Why is this happening? Was it the alleged company that broke the news? Or is there something else inside?
We can only wait for the results! Do you think there's an inside story here?
#朴经道歉 #