The man is disgusting, but he brings up a valid issue which many K-fans are not always willing to address. There are PLENTY of fans just like him both male and female that think just like he does, and while some of them might not go to the extents with their issues like he does, it doesn't make them any less at fault. This manner of thinking is why idols always have to hide the fact that they are dating or even interested in dating, because so-called "fans" will boycott them or demand punishment by the company. New groups and current popular groups deal with this, but even old-school groups still have to suffer with these issues (looking at you Sungmin of SUJU). I'm sorry, but many Knetizens can't sit here and act so shocked about this when many of them hold the same mentality and try to tell international fans "Well that's what being an idols is all about. If they don't want to stick to those guidelines then they shouldn't be an idol". He's sick for certain, but he's not the only one out there that thinks like this- he just happened to be more vocal about it.

This is how I feel about the "stan" mentality. You become delusional and throw your life away while chasing and praising these idols, while they flourish and grow. Not saying, don't SUPPORT your idols, but stanning them, giving all of your time, money, and effort into someone who doesn't even know you exist will hit you hard once you grow up or once life hits you the face. It's why I will never claim to stan anyone, but I will support them how I see fit. Buying ONE album, or concert tickets, or watching some of the shows they are on. But the idol industry creates this cult like following, where in order for your faves to thrive, YOU need to give up so much. So don't stan, but support; in the end it's healthier. I can not imagine spending $16,000 on something that literally has no value. That's a whole car or a home down payment in Texas.