Korean netizens react to 'Burning Sun' documentary scene where Seungri is seen threatening to hit a woman

On May 20, the BBC premiered an hour-long documentary delving into the intricate layers of the Burning Sun Scandal. This exposé meticulously traces the investigative journey of a female journalist who took the task of uncovering the secret chat rooms.

The documentary uncovers the chatrooms where illicitly obtained photos and videos, were meticulously cataloged and circulated by well-known K-pop stars such as former Big Bang member Seungri. The chatroom log was shared, revealing the depth in which these crimes unfolded.

One of the documentary's highlights was a scene exposing the unsettling truth about Seungri's character, bringing shock to viewers. In one scene, he is seen forcefully pulling on a woman's arm and raising his hand as if to hit her as she continues to resist.

Korean netizens gathered in a popular online community to express shock and opinions on this scene.

They commented: 

"He's such trash."

"Omg."

"Making me throw up."

"I can't believe he still goes around with his head held up high."

"He shouldn't have become a celebrity."

"He was just really lucky. He had no talent but got into Big Bang."

"This is so crazy."

"Hara said they had a lot of weird videos and that's how all this started."

"This video is so shocking."

"He's still popular in southeast asia. I hope the fans there release their illusion of him."

"You need to watch the full documentary. It's so shocking."

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