Fake news about singer Park Bo Ram's death is sparking concern.

Park Bo Ram passed away unexpectedly at the age of 30 this past week, and police stated she was found unconscious in the restroom while drinking at a friend's home before her death. The police have further stated they plan to investigate the cause of death by requesting an autopsy with the National Forensic Service on April 15, but speculation about the 'Superstar K2' contestant's passing is currently running rampant.

As interest in Park Bo Ram's unfortunate death rose, malicious YouTubers have begun creating content with fake news about her passing. Checking related videos leads to titles, such as "The bizarre behavior Park Bo Ram showed before her death," "The food Park Bo Ram ate before she passed away," "The emergency arrest of Park Bo Ram's boyfriend," "Park Bo Ram's food was poisoned," and more. Furthermore, Park Bo Ram's parents, who passed away in 2010 and 2017, are also being used in the spread of fake news.

Singer Kim Greem, who is a former contestant of 'Superstar K2' as well, spoke up on the matter, stating, "Horrible people who make money using people who have passed away. My blood is boiling. Do it in moderation. You'll be punished heavily."

The proliferation of fake news surrounding Park Bo Ram's death is continuing to cause concern and outrage among netizens.  

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