Actor Jung Suk Won experienced some tension with netizens regarding the recent controversy surrounding SBS's 'Laws of the Jungle'.

Jung Suk Won tweeted, "The reason we jumped into the cold ocean and ran under the hot sun with fire in our eyes wasn't because a camera was in front of us. It was because we were hungry. It was our struggle together with the tribe members�to win against the cold and hunger," in order to clarify that what the cast members' feel and experience on their trips are completely pure, not faked for the sake of broadcast.

He also added, "The happiness equaled to that of �the 2 years' memory of the marine task force. I swear with all ten fingers. I don't know too much, but the message that 'Laws of the Jungle' wants to send to the viewers is about the life of human beings. Not a lie."

After reading his tweet, one netizen responded, "Just stay quiet. The viewers aren't stupid." Jung Suk Won replied, "Please give me your number. Via message."

The netizen also replied, "You go to a tourist attraction and meet a native whom you can pay to meet and air it as if you explored the wild, that's why they're saying it's fake. Before you get a phone number, you should know why the viewers are angry."

Jung Suk Won again replied with, "So give me your number ^^"

Another netizen commented, "Are you trying to meet in person and beat him up. Stop doing immature things." Jung Suk Won explained himself by saying,"It would be terrible if I beat someone up. I was trying to have a conversation."

As mentioned before, the ongoing controversy was sprouted from the comments made by the head of actress Park Bo Young's agency. Netizens then started to dig into the validity of the show, and the show recently issued an apology.�While they admitted that there are situations that have been exaggerated for the sake of the entertainment factor of the show, they also stressed that nothing has been fabricated and the struggle you see the cast members go through on camera is real.

Source+Picture: Star News via Nate; Jung Suk Won's Twitter