SM entertainment popular boy band SHINee lead singer Jong-hyun, the day before yesterday burned charcoal to commit suicide, his sister called the police after the police went to find him and sent to the hospital, but before arriving at the hospital has no breathing. As soon as the news was sent, fans in Various countries in China and South Korea also prayed that he would survive, but later, the brokerage company issued a statement confirming the death of Jong-hyun.
Kim Jong-hyun's departure shocked the showbiz circle, Lu Han sent a microblog to mourn, Huang Zitao was more sincere to see him as an example, and Jang Yixing also flew back to South Korea to mourn. After his suicide note was made public, people knew that he was so miserable, and he had sent out distress signals 5 times before his death. His new song "Let Me Out", published in April, has lyrics that read: "Who will hug me who is tired of the world, who will wipe my tears, pay attention to the tired me, understand the useless me, please help me", the sad lyrics are not noticed. In June, Jong-hyun shared a "I Had a Black Dog" picture at IG, which was made by British director Will Hutchison in 2010 in a short film of the same name, which depicts the inner monologue of a depressed patient, and this pattern is also on his body, and no one notices its deep meaning. Jong-hyun also turned to the doctor, but the other party scolded his introverted personality, and his suicide note read: "I think it is really easy to be a doctor."
At Jong-hyun's last solo concert, his eyes were filled with tears when he sang the song "Lonely", and many fans met him with sadness, as if he was saying goodbye. The 5 requests for help in his lifetime were not answered, and eventually he went to the end of the road. Now the family only wants to send him away quietly, the rest of the SHINee team members are also all rushed to the spiritual hall to assemble, with the family as the mourner, today in the company of each other to give Jong Hyun into the funeral, SM Entertainment also once again stressed that tomorrow's funeral will not be public, everything is low-key.