Seungri Innocent?/ Idols Park in Handicapped / Yoon Seo Bin Kicked OUT of PD X 101, JYP [D-K NEWS]

[@DKDKTV]

After a few hours after we uploaded this video, a new angle on trainee Yoon Seo Bin's issue has been brought up. His school teachers and friends have came out to defend him saying that he was not a bully. The claims on drinking and smoking have been revealed to be true, but some people are now testifying that he never did bully anybody. However, things we mentioned in the video are true : Yoon did get kicked out of JYP and Produce X 101. Yoon also posted an apology letter on his social media saying he wants to apologize to all the people that were harmed because of him.

[@hanibeeez]

If he was not a bully, then I think he should be given a second chance

[@Shanshan12988]

@@hanibeeez But I feel like JYP wouldn't kick him out if they didn't feel like his character was not good. But who knows

[@yukikanegawa7470]

@@Shanshan12988 Since he was just a trainee I think the scandal was probably enough to make him a burden instead of a financial potential so he probably didn't want to even risk a bad spot in his company. Especially with the current YG scandals.

[@celinaastbury4619]

Angel Sparkles but korea doesnt let things go even if they change or apologise or are actually innocent. jyp was smart in kicking them out, this isnt just because im a jyp stan, i think its best for jyp to not debut him because he would jeprodise the group or even worse wouldnt even make it solo

[@Shanshan12988]

@@celinaastbury4619 but look at taeyong from nct. He did some dumb stuff in the past but I think he has been forgiven after his apology.

[@lucidplazma]

What to do as a tourist in Korea:look for and expose illegally parked cars. A guide by DKDKTV

[@living_is_everything]

Best advice 👌😎😏

[@littlelittle7462]

I'll definitely do this next time

[@lasttofirst3335]

The best comment ever 👏👏

[@hannahk7691]

No. If the illegal parked vehicle happened to belong to artists then their fans would curse and swear at you.

[@gwendolyn2976]

lmao ill put that on the list in between seeing the Han river and going to a cool cafe

[@shannon504]

The Seungri case is acting like a kdrama that's trying to make it to season 2.

[@johairady2134]

Shannon Mc 😂😂😂

[@flipChoco2283]

for real, the police's imagination is wild

[@min3089]

Smh can they just put him in prison now 😡 they're making it disappear in media and make they're move to turn this thing upside down 😒

[@jingli5057]

Min He is a very famous person and because of this your anger is talking for you right now. Even if he is an idol and a very famous person, he still needs to follow the procedures like every other person that has committed a crime. The only thing that’s different is that he’s super famous and known and because of how severe his case has turned out, people are about to like kill him themselves. Based on the words that DKDKTV has said, there are a lot of those people with a sheepish mentality, there are still technicalities. I understand that you are angry at him because I am too, but please just let the police work this out and not get into the middle of this case because you deserve to have an opinion but you still don’t have the right to arrest him.

[@cherrystrawberryavocadobli474]

PLOT TWIST ITS ACTUALLY A DRAMA TEASER SEAUNGRI CASE WAS ACTUALLY A DRAMA TEASER FOR A NEW LAW DRAMA IN KOREA

[@lausybass1378]

Once a Philosopher said : "Fame is followed by shit." -David Kim 2k19

[@lausybass1378]

Ok so you reacted to it I can die peacefully now

[@noe7260]

Danny: I don’t want to be anywhere near anything related to busan. David: * boy from busan * I seriously love you guys 😂

[@madamepaka]

Meanwhile, Jimin and Jungkook be like "PARDON, beach?" 😂😂

[@audra_smiley]

I DIED

[@cryslauv1706]

I saw this right when they said that 🤣

[@nekura]

@@madamepaka cringe

[@madamepaka]

@@nekura aww, im sorry. get well soon then, okay?

[@audreyp2425]

In America, it’s very difficult to sue for defamation because of our 1st amendment (freedom of speech). As long as you can prove that you honestly believed someone did this or that, you’re good. For instance, the actor that took the pictures of the vans parking in the handicap spots. He’d have every right to post those pictures, even with the license plates. He can post anything he wanted as long as he didn’t lie. If he manipulated the pictures, then he can get into trouble. If you’re doing bad behavior, don’t be surprised if you get called out for it.

[@ggkbngtn]

Thats how it should be

[@annamarieleong4814]

Audrey P well said!

[@CutePreciousKitty]

‘Merica

[@antiawarenessawarenessclub]

Good point. If can’t be defamation if it’s cold hard truth

[@em5522]

Plus, in America, because it was a vehicle in a public place that he was legally allowed to be in and it was newsworthy and spread as a report, his actions would be even harder to file a suit over.

[@RedTheMagician]

The driving thing my opinion its not the idols fault most of the time because they aren't the ones driving its the managers and the company cars so.. I personally I don't blame them.

[@nerasomnia]

RedTheMagician Yeah I agree. With that issue, I was also a triangle (not an x or o). I thought it would be better to expose the drivers themselves while keeping the passengers of the van confidential.

[@SueYisoSueet]

I agree to a certain extent, but I think that anyone inside, who is of adult age, is responsible for speaking up and calling this kind of behavior out. It's obviously not an easy thing to do, but they should even if its only in order to protect their own public image. While they may not be the one behind the wheel, their job and their schedules are the reason why those cars are parked there, so they should feel some amount of responsibility.

[@tapaijahill9897]

And I was also thinking about that video that geazy grace made about types if managers and how that would come into play as ot of them are under tight schedules and drive pretty fast. Maybe this one was late or just making there in time and parked into this spot. So many variables to think through

[@SueYisoSueet]

@@tapaijahill9897 I get that they are on a tight schedule, but those parking spots are for people with disability for a reason. The "i'm busy" excuse wouldn't work for anyone else, and idols/managers shouldn't be any different. If anything, they should be held to a higher standard because they serve as role models to young teens and kids. Also, people with disability have tight schedules too...

[@pcksanjana]

@@SueYisoSueet I see where you're coming from but we should also think about if the idol's opinions are taken into any consideration or not because the drivers don't work for the idols, they work for the companies and the idols themselves are basically employees of the companies too in a certain way(how the kpop industry has come to function). That's why I feel idols don't have much say in things like this. But yeah, they might speak out, they might not but we never know what happens behind the scenes

[@wanderlustdays]

I like Danny 's t-shirt " Don't like my Attitude? Call 1800- Eatshit " 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@eilaffarah1016]

I'm QUACK-ING😂😂😂💔💔💔💔

[@coldheartedshasha0000]

I want to know where to he buy it

[@zenymath]

@@coldheartedshasha0000 I believe he got it as a gift in their fanmeeting

[@remstew7517]

If someone is on a “tight schedule” then they need to mange their time well, create a realistic plan & stick to it. Putting other people’s lives at risk is inexcusable. Off topic but the Sewol incident alone is telling that justice is not a top priority in SK.

[@D-Walker]

Yes, exactly. Time management is everything. If those guys have been on the road for all their lives, they should know when peak hours are, where the traffic jams usually occur or even the amount of cars they expect to see on the road at a certain time. If they know how much time is needed to do their stuff and even on the road, they could just plan ahead and avoid those problems. But if the driver is reckless anyway, then it sounds like the time management plan would get thrown out the window...

[@veronicawo3033]

D-Walker - I think you have to also factor in that the driver is often not just a driver, and are working extremely long hours too...I don’t know this for a fact, so may be someone can confirm it. This what it appears to me as. In North America, there are laws in the trucking industry about how many hours you are allowed to work before you must take a break. It sounds like this might get not be enforced in terms of the idol driver’s in Korea. So I think tight schedules (poor excuse) are one factor, poor route planning (as you suggested) and exhaustion are all playing a role. Their government needs to step in and make laws and/or designate specific lanes to idol vehicles. It’s for the safety of all concerned. The parking issue just shows total disrespect for society. The rest of us find ways to park in appropriate spots. Drop the idol off and then go park in an appropriate spot. Not that difficult.

[@D-Walker]

@@veronicawo3033 You have a good point about the exhaustion bit. I don't think I've heard any of the exhausted driver law thing exist in SK or any Asian countries. Many times when exhaustion is raised as an issue, the only thing we get are reminders and suggestions to take a break. Not sure about SK though...

[@emmyloubauer9217]

Just regarding the Sewol accident; that was also under president Park's extremely corrupt administration and everything that led up to it. Not saying everything is just fine still, but things are coming to light now more than ever and things are getting aired out. So, to say justice isn't top priority wouldn't include the people of SK, the citizens, because they had no part in this and they themselves fight for justice for themselves in many international cases.

[@NilasWorld1990]

100% agree - they just do it because they know they'll get away with it. I mean, if you're just an as***** and have rich/powerful people backing you, of course you're going to make the most use of it. Even after the Ladies Code members fatal accident there hasn't been changes in the way they do this (there's been even more 'minor' accidents this year).

[@xGoCanadaGox]

Thank you for explaining the Seungri dismissal and making it clear :D very well done

[@lunarrays]

On #1 I believe in seconds chances, expically if the person is a minor and not a mature adult yet. On #2 I dont think the idols are at fault for the parking since it's the managers responsibility and the idols really have no say in the managers control of the vehicle. So, not blaming the idols who are most likely to be asleep or unaware in the back. On #3 We'll just have to wait til the end and see. At any rate he's no longer in Big Bang.

[@veronicawo3033]

lunarrays - I agree, the artist isn’t driving. The driver is the one responsible. Too bad the vehicles aren’t towed. If they were, the drivers wouldn’t disregard the rules.

[@Daniel-wz3yv]

#1 you can't really excuse them for anything just because they're a minor, nowadays teenagers are much more mature than before and they know what's right and wrong, ofc he's going to apologize now that he's been caught but it certainly doesn't seem like he's truly repenting for his actions.

[@veronicawo3033]

대박 If they are so mature, why don’t teenagers have the right to drive, live on their own, vote in elections, drink and/or smoke, go to bars? You suggest that teens are “old enough” to always make the right decisions, but society as a whole, has made laws that suggests they don’t believe that teenagers are mature enough to always make the right decision. Did you always make the right decision? Did you never rebel...even just a little? If so, I would like to meet you. I can’t make that claim, as much as I would like to. (And I grew up being called the “nice kid”, the “good kid”, etc.). - I am not being sarcastic...if you are wondering. I truly mean it when I say that I would like to meet a person that has never made a mistake and lives without even one regret.

[@lambofunny]

on #1, imagine if u were bullied and when u were like 14/15 and then 5 years later your bully is debuting in a kpop idol group becoming super famous while you are stuck with being traumatized by the bully's actions

[@veronicawo3033]

WeiChang - I was...it did. I still am standing. I don’t want revenge. I want the world to be a better place. I do not want to become a bully in return, just because I was once bullied by others. I want to be better than that. We are also talking about a guy who has been publicly humiliated, probably cursed at and now, all his hard work and dreams are being taken away. Will you be responsible if he is so depressed that he commits suicide? Since I have been close to going over that edge, I do think I do have the right to comment on how I feel. And I don’t feel that the degree to which he is being punished, fits the crime. I have learned that ultimately I am responsible for my own happiness...not the bullies. Plus, if he is in the spot light, we can watch him, and if he behaves in the same way again, then of course get rid of him. I am not saying that we should put up with bullying, but just think, wouldn’t he make a good spokesperson for why bullying shouldn’t occur. If he is allowed to go on, he could go around from school to school and talk about how he is lucky that he was given a second chance, but warn others that they might not be so lucky. That in an instant, your dream may disappear, that people may not be so forgiving. A role model is far more effective, if they can talk from their own experiences.

[@judithsantiago70]

What 😲 Danny even I have seen Train to Busan

[@Mzlee766]

Rms Ilegal Dimples me too

[@cheesecake6159]

Even my cousin brothers who have never watched anything Korean other than that have.

[@emianasayshi9058]

One of my favorite movies tbh! 😚 Thx Neflix

[@ziyannajones5536]

so sad yet beautiful

[@tiffanykim2773]

I've never seen it

[@yasminberrytic6157]

Sorry the « only handicap should report it comment » is illogical,what is illegal is illegal and should be reported by anyone in the public In fact it should be an obligation from citizens just like any other crime ( if not you are an accomplice indirectly )

[@zenymath]

yes better anyone report it before a handicap comes there and can't find a spot ... It's illogical indeed

[@em5522]

No one has the legal duty to report a crime (it's illogical to make it a legal obligation to report every time a crime happens), unless they were in some way involved in the furtherance of it or have a duty to prevent or report it. But anyone should be able to report a crime by their own volition.

[@veronicawo3033]

I believe in second chance, but not a third. He seems to regret it. He made bad choices. I don’t think we should be the bigger bully. I was bullied too, by classmates, teachers and one set of co-workers. I learned over time that I am responsible for my own happiness. I get to decide if I dwell in the misery. I also have learned how to handle the bullies. So, sorry, but when someone regrets their actions, I will give them the chance to show me that they have grown into a better person.

[@adelinaoroz7274]

Yes everyone deserves a second chance.There is not a single person in this world that can say they have never made a misstake.No one's perfect.

[@anouar4664]

He was confirmed never a bully

[@veronicawo3033]

alain - if that is the case, those who made the accusations are the bullies. So are the people who kicked him out.

[@belieall9974]

you're right, but that only works if the person is honestly remorseful and there is a guarantee that they will make an effort to be better, and not just trying to salvage their image by playing on the sympathy card. what i'm trying to say is: take his words with a grain of salt. he is either lying or saying the truth

[@veronicawo3033]

Bart Simpson - but how will you know if you don’t give the person a chance?

[@Adonis-md5gq]

The nameless famous group is BLACKPINK, Jennie's manager to be exact 😂

[@sgrg1902]

Really?? How did u know?

[@viktoriav4681]

There’s a whole video about it 😂

[@Caerise]

@@sgrg1902 This is old news already, but the Gagman directly exposed her/her manager team on a radio show some time ago. Knetz criticized them for their arrogance and disrespect for the law, but thing has died down since then.

[@Karawoolfe]

He did something at coachella too

[@Muthiakautsar]

@@Karawoolfe what did he do?

[@LadyCav22]

The thing about bullying... it’s not as simple an issue as we’d like it to be. Often times, bullies are not doing well themselves. They often have situations at home where they get abused or mistreated and the bullying is the outcome of that. Now, I’m not excusing bullying, I’ve been on the receiving end as a teen myself and it sucks and it cannot be accepted, but I can’t help but feel that to truly stop bullying, you need to help the bullies out too, as counterintuitive as it may sound. Especially if they’re just kids. We need to look at the reasons why they’re doing this and give them the tools to stop doing it. So while I do hope his victims will be able to live fulfilling lives without trauma, I’d also be interested to see why it happened. Was he having a hard time too?

[@yoopark6965]

But many many times i see em bullying just for fun and satisfaction they receive on watching others in pain or under their foot ..Ego rules on their mind af... I have even seen my school where a boy whose is rich and tallest in the class once got in word to word clash with one of my friend... He just keep saying my friend to lower the eyes don't look straight in eye ..like his kind of king or something... EGOs of bullis never satisfied So no matter what...FUCK bullying....

[@wendyw8497]

Jeongyeon stolen Jimin's jams You must be trolling, saying you’d actually attempt murder if you had the chance.

[@yoopark6965]

@@wendyw8497 m saying the level of anger i have towards such things... as been victims

[@dancinboi89]

It’s good to see someone who understand ps that bull Img is a 2 sided coin. There is always a root cause to bullying but it is often overlooked and the bully is just punished which can cause them to get worse rather than better. I’m not an advocate for bullies but I do understand that “hurt people hurt people”. Also, forgiveness in Korea, at least from what I saw when I was there, isn’t as much of a thing as I am used to here in the US. Public opinion will sentence someone to a life of poverty because no matter how you’re cleared judicially and legally, there are “netizens” who always push to keep the wound of past mistakes open. I really wish as a society they can grow towards that more and more.

[@awkndr1524]

I'm sure there are bullies who came from being bullied themselves but there are bullies who are just bullies for the sake of being one. There are people out there who are actually twisted and sadistic. This is unrelated to Yoon Seobin though, I just wanted to mention that there are actually bullies out there who do stuff because it arouses them. I could give examples but some of them are really traumatizing when you learn about them.

[@crankdattaytay]

As for the parking thing I absolutely agree! It’s really rude and illegal to do this. Imagine if someone who was handicapped needed to park there...they wouldn’t be able to. Also, fans really need to collectively chill out and stop trying to bully other people into apologizing or whatever, especially if those other people are right. I think that exposing the celebrities is the right thing to do. If you’re going to do illegal and rude things, it’s what you get! Idols aren’t above the law and therefore should follow it.

[@nerasomnia]

Arigato Kiss I still think that only the drivers should be exposed. Exposing the passengers is not a good idea. If you take a pic of the license plate or expose the idols riding as passengers, you've suddenly got knetizens witch hunting groups for something they did not do (if they were only passengers and not the driver)

[@here_we_are_again9691]

Arigato Kiss I feel the idols shouldn’t be exposed as they probably don’t choose where to go and where to park, it’s the managers. Why should idols have to suffer for doing their job?

[@iamlalalo]

My opinion on the teen bully. People change, people grow. they can and only time can really tell if they do. if we're mature enough to call out what's wrong with the society or with someone, we're supposed to be mature enough to accept that they as well can change. But I agree with Danny about not having a career in entertainment scene, we can't have people who endorse bullying behaviour as public figure who teens look up to. Bullying must not be excused, for whatever reason, even with the change of heart. He needs to take time to really self-reflect and pursue another dream elsewhere. That's the best scenario I guess. For him and the society. The update that DKDKTV has posted about Yoon Seo Bin situation changes the whole narrative. My stand on bullying is still the same, but smoking & drinking is a different story. While bullying projects the pain to someone else, smoking n drinking projects pain to oneself. Both smoking & drinking can eventually lead to addiction which is a mental issue and that needs to be addressed but I, too, agree that even people with struggles like that are worth the second chance. I hope he's recovering though... he's still so young..

[@Maitray28]

The question is if he really want to be a singer , a idol. I think he can comeback in entertainment industry by accepting what he did was wrong and and spread awareness about it and he is just a kid and stealing his dream and career would be too much , but that's just my opinion 🙂

[@stcemel]

tannu maitray he wasn’t just a bully. He was a top bully. If he’s really sorry and wanna atone for his mistakes, he’s more suitable to work somewhere to actually help such victims and stop bullying culture. He’s not fit to be an idol

[@iamlalalo]

@@Maitray28 no one is stealing his dream but himself. What you just described is exactly what have been happening in the entertainment scene for so many years; young people make mistakes, lay low for a bit, came back into the public eye. However I think it's about time to break the cycle. If he were to keep pursuing a career in the entertainment industry, what kind of message would you think we are conveying out there? The younger generation can see that and say "oh i'll just be mean all i want now, if i got caught later I can always apologize and have a great career afterwards anyway" and in result not realizing how unacceptable their doings were. That's the message we've been told all these years, but the message we really need to convey is that bullying in whatever form is never acceptable and people must pay for their wrongdoings, even if it includes not being able to have a career in the entertainment scene anymore. Bullying is a serious issue and has taken so many lives since god knows when, so every measure made to address the issue must be strict even if it came off as 'too much'. There are many ways to change the world and his second chance doesn't have to be in the entertainment industry. And this is just my opinion to your question. 👩🏻

[@Maitray28]

@@iamlalalo look yoon seobin teacher is saying that he is not a bully but he did underage drinking and smoking and because of that reason he is out of entertainment is harsh and also i understand bullying is bad and not acceptable but he did when he was a juvenile , and yes its worng if some people do bad things and returns like nothing happened is wrong but again why support them and also i understand your opinion but he just a kid who do some stupid things in his young age and again i do not support any type of illegal thing in any way 🙂

[@iamlalalo]

@@Maitray28 given the update that DKDKTV has posted about the situation which is consistent with what you claimed (that he was not a bully), this change the whole narrative. My stand on bullying is still the same, but smoking & drinking is a different story. Bullying projects the pain to someone else while smoking n drinking projects pain to oneself. Both smoking & drinking can eventually lead to addiction which is a mental issue and that needs to be addressed but I, too, agree that even people with struggles like that are worth the second chance. I hope he's recovering though... he's so young..

[@jovinka5689]

A lot of seo bin’s fans actually going around and ask his classmates back then and most of them said that he was a nice kid with a nice behaviour and never will he ever bullied someone. so i really don’t know about this situation now.

[@XxSsaRaHxX]

Did they record it, or are you taking their word for it? I don't really watch the show 101 nor do I know who seo bin is, But I wouldn't take a *fan's* word for it. Oh. And I don't hate the guy, nor do I have a changed perspective of him. Like I said, I don't know the guy. I'm just saying

[@veronicawo3033]

jovinka natalie Xeliem - thanks for sharing!

[@petitesweetgirl23]

@@XxSsaRaHxX here is a post that translated the information about this pann-choa.blogspot.com/2019/05/enter-talk-truth-about-yoon-seobins.html

[@tapaijahill9897]

@@XxSsaRaHxX same idk him but let's say that the bullying thing was true and he confess to it. This shouldn't ruin his career because people can change and mature. I understand why he changed his name bc of tomfoolery like this but hopefully he gets another chance somewhere else where they dont judge by someone's dumb mistakes while in school

[@Daniel-wz3yv]

@@tapaijahill9897 It might be a dumb mistake for you and his fans but what about his victims? Who can say if they're doing well or if they became traumatized because of this whole situation? If it was just a rumor the guy wouldn't have apologized and left the show just like that, if he was upfront and admited to what he did before knetz found this stuff then maybe i would've believed in him changing for the better but what's the point of apologizing only after people discovered what he did? It only makes you look like you're faking it.

[@greciabojorge4093]

I loved the editor note, she can not handle the vocabulary of Danny. Very interesting content guys.

[@tavioka_pudding]

As a good citizen you should always report someone illegally parking no matter what because - in these cases- you can't always rely on the store owner noticing or someone who sincerely needs to use the handicap parking space because these vans DO have a schedule. The vans might be gone by the time you rely on someone else to report the crime- waiting is kinda the equivalent of being silent towards an injustice. Do I agree posting all over social media? No. But do I agree the photos & pictures should be handed off to the police or a reporter- yes because it's better than nothing.

[@crankdattaytay]

As for the Seungri thing, honestly it seems like this whole investigation is dragging on.

[@evexlyn]

These things usually take some time, they're not rushed through

[@KatieT97]

I don’t know how the system works in Korea but in America it takes six months to two years for a trial

[@Nessainthebuilding]

@@KatieT97 Yeah exactly and with the AMOUNT of charges Seungri is facing that is a LOT of investigation that has to be done and organization by the prosecutors.

[@_chocoffee]

They can't get much evidence against seungri

[@jennabadon1375]

Ofcourse it seems that way, but dont forget that the police are also looking into the top guys in the police force.

[@mariar3767]

With Seungri a lot of people are at the extremes Some totaly believe he is innocent and others act like he is the biggest criminal in history. The thing is we have no access to the actual police investigation and we know nothing about the response from the defense. He has the right to a fair trail and if found guilty he needs to be punished but the punishment must also fit the crime. Is tottaly wrong to call all police and the judge corupt and say he will walk out because he bribed people. I mean if the punishment written in law is a fine a judge cant condamn the guilty to prison .

[@swagittarius5748]

I agree with you! Some people treat him like he's a serial-killer, which is not appropriate at all. But those people who defend him and try to make him look like an angel are really annoying too. For me he is cancelled, no matter how many and which of the alleged crimes he commited, because he degraded and embarrased other people (especially women) and put other people in uncomfortable situations that could have been avoided. Being a criminal is one thing, but being just a straightup garbage person is the other and that part has been proven with photo evidence (the screenshots of the chats that were investigated thoroughly and declared not edited or faked). I know that some people wanna blame him for every single crime now to make him look like an even more horrible person or to make the whole situation more dramatic, but that's immature and unreasonable. Just like saying he's a "good person" isn't right either.

[@กูเกรียนมีไรป่ะJ]

@@swagittarius5748 To be straight forward, I'm one of his supporters, the reason I'm here is to defend him from the crime he didn't commit. I'm sure many people hating him because they believe that he involved in rape, abuse, and record some girls, which is not true, police never accused him of those allegations, and there is no victim in his case. I know he probably not 100 percent innocent, but he's not a sexual predator like a lot of people trying to frame him. As of now, some news source revealed that he admitted of paying a prostitute for himself, but the thing that we should keep in mind is how on earth they get that information since the court wasn't open for public. What's that mean? it's mean that they could twist and turn as much as they want.

[@bunnybun9885]

He had to go to court several times. He tried to prove himself, but the journalists and the media disguised the people to mislead people. I saw and was disappointed with the media that tried to create a scam, not to stop every day. (Sorry I do not know English)

[@bunnybun9885]

Soru7 Fake news creates news every day to conceal something that is all the body. Now people forget to find the cause, but he comes back to focus on one person. He tried to take Seungri's name bigbang. Let people come out and curse him Until everyone forgot to think that Is true news or false news Despite the fact that the police have no information yet But why the media can have it every day I'm tired of the Korean media. Now, fake media on Twitter are 4-5. Twitter that creates fake media every day

[@irisamaya9088]

I love the duck gloves. Quack quack. By the way congrats to Sara for the great job editing.

[@teamdarcy9]

Thanks for clarifying the whole Seungri dismissal thing. I was so confused lol

[@arifaibrahim584]

Seo Bin's teacher and friends spoke about him He never bullied anyone...The only thing he did was things most teenagers would do (under age smoking and drinking)

[@ssssssss055]

I Stole Jimin's Jams he did bully, it was confirmed. He didn’t bully his friends and his teachers, who bullies their friends lol

[@arifaibrahim584]

@@ssssssss055 ohhhh I see Thanks for telling me

[@ssssssss055]

I Stole Jimin's Jams no problem

[@mehmeh3745]

Not to jump the gun but here also has information on Seo Bins past

[@nasrun1911]

@@ssssssss055 what? Is it true??

[@fxduma4563]

14:05 | The artist they were talking about is Blackpink Jennie's manager. Just in case anyone was wondering 😊

[@mypassions1]

Thanks!

[@fxduma4563]

@@mypassions1 no worries :)

[@clauamezquita4251]

this season of pd 101 is so messy, and it just started lol

[@adelinaoroz7274]

yes it is just the beginning

[@eitsukun]

it's always messy and that's just part of having 100 trainees under one show, i mean those are 100 people it's impossible not to have alteast a few problematic ppl in there lol

[@khoirulummah4798]

@@eitsukun agreed

[@Elsagwene]

What makes it messy? I havent watched it lol Pass the tea

[@havensohn3821]

@@Elsagwene Judging from previous seasons there's a lot of evil editing, Mnet plays favorites, truly talented people don't get screentime unless they have a problem and Mnet likely has a say in the line up which means people who deserve to debut will get cut for some reason. Other reasons for PD101 being messy is scandals like this with Yoon Seobin. There was another bullying scandal in S2 in which the guy was edited out even though he won in his group like he was never there.

[@kiarules1401]

Secondly, if anyone park in a handicap zone and they're not disabled of sort. They deserve some type of punishment

[@waifuwhispherer4070]

lemme just set an alarm so I can come back 5 mins before this starts and I'll have my popcorn ready👀

[@jorge3234]

Was the illegal parking thing about the BlackPink manager?

[@n_1913]

yes

[@here_we_are_again9691]

Jorge Correa ya pretty sure

[@erdak4053]

Yep !!

[@ale_1067]

Yeah the one with the manager parking infront of the resturant illegally is jennie's case but the one with singers parking in the handicapped area during music bank is different and we don't know who they are.

[@trishaprasad164]

Thank you for clearing the Seungri issue. We were all confused and got the wrong idea. I just hope that at the end of all this, justice will be delivered.

[@yvonne3582]

Can’t agree with David about the illegal handicapped parking, he’s basically saying that unless you’re handicapped or affected by the illegal parking then don’t mess with it. If we all had this mentality then there wouldn’t be any designated parking for disabled individuals. As most of the population are not disabled then there would not be enough people advocating for the minority’s rights.

[@Ykoz2016]

Okay, about the handicap issue, how about splitting the difference between Danny and David? David, you can't just wait for a handicap person to be put in that situation and complain. The point is to avoid putting a handicap person in that position in the first place. But how about just reporting them to the police first BEFORE sending the public after them. But if it keeps happening (because they don't care or the police don't care ) THEN you expose who (but not the license, that seems unsafe). Compromise?

[@JeweledNebula]

Or perhaps an even better idea might be to provide photo evidence to the store owner and tell/encourage them to report it instead of "white knight-ing" on social media. That way it's reported by the right people on both ends, essentially.

[@Ykoz2016]

Corin Miranda Excellent idea. However, wasn’t this at a broadcasting station not a store? I think it was implied the people at the station didn’t care because the people illegally parking were celebrities they need to cater to. However, that wasn’t a confirmed fact and you’re right - alert the station first and encourage them to do something

[@akanksha8311]

Danny spoke so well about the issue of bullying , jokes apart your speech was mic drop !! 👍👍👍

[@kyungsoo]

as someone who's been bullied as well, i can say that bullies deserve a second chance.... *only* if they give a sincere apology *and* if they deeply reflect on what they did and willingly change for the better. no point in giving second chances if they'll still keep being a horrid person :/just imo tho

[@matiisme]

Yeah. Everyone makes mistakes in their lives, and they shouldn't be haunted by them for the rest of their lives if they are changing for the better.

[@em8842]

Oh, okay, I've been so confused about this whole thing with Seungri. Thank you for clearing it up, because I do not understand the legal system at all, least of all the Korean legal system lol

[@Kuskdk]

Thank you! The law is the law. I'm so sick of people claiming that they fight for justice but it's like he's supposed to be locked up without a trial just because they hate him.

[@manelboudjellaba6537]

danny I just love that you are straight forward 💜

[@lunacelestia77]

i live in the US and my mom is handicapped (some days she can walk well and doesn't need to use it and she doesn't because that space can be used for someone who needs it, but some days she does need it). i think it's important even for regular random people seeing these things to take action, because what is a handicapped person supposed to do if the spots are all taken by non handicapped people? Sit in their car and wait? Walk a longer distance when they're supposed to have spaces specifically available to them? I agree with Danny, and I'm so happy that actor is trying to make a change

[@krissve]

I have handicap plates and I hardly ever park in those spots. I leave them for those that are worse than me! Smh 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@paolaespinoza6880]

Thank you, Sarah, for your great editing.

[@edtinramasari155]

Danny is a hip guy who doesn't watch blockbuster movies. He prefers movies with five screenings only

[@KindaJadedish]

It's good to expose people if they arent disabled using the handicap zone. My fiance uses a wheelchair and it's impossible for him to get out of the car if there isnt room for him to transfer into his wheelchair. The spots are there for a reason, and reserved for a reason.

[@thothnthither]

Idk why but as a Coloradoan, I get so happy every time I see you guys reppin the CO😩👌

[@laurelthefloral7180]

Ikr

[@rocio_lara_a]

Do you know why he's wearing the Colorado shirt and hat? Just because? Fashion, perhaps?Did he visit? I'm curious because I'm also from Colorado. ✌😁

[@crystalrose7921]

Loving the shirt David!! I am from Colorado and was proud to see it!!

[@vrindasuresh4784]

The small inputs from the editor is so cute and funny!

[@jiminschillypeper7967]

I just noticed how you improved in your editting and all, and I'm really proud of you !!! Keep going we love you!

[@shreyauppal6641]

Can I just say, when Danny is angry, and curses at the same time, it’s just......so entertaining and intriguing! 💜😂 also, the shirt may have helped!

[@shirnell1]

They should definitely get expose 100% if not, thats basically encouraging them to countiue doing it. Its only when someone gets hurt is when ppl seem to care, when they encourage it in the first place. Then their idols would be in even more hot water.

[@iguessillchangeitlater184]

Off topic, but could you do a video about the Sewol ferry tragedy? I know it's an old news, but I think it ties well the topic of justice in SK

[@mina-te4pb]

the thing about bullies: we weren’t the ones getting bullied by them so it’s not our place to decide whether they should get a second chance or not. he might’ve been young but he 100% affected his victims lives permanently

[@julysunrush4483]

13:35 It was Jennie from BlackPink.

[@thatbiss9878]

Jennie's manager *

[@kimberlygoodwin8500]

LMFAO boo not nessecarily the artists, but why are people at YG so arrogant?

[@horizonrising3216]

@@kimberlygoodwin8500 because money.

[@sevo9433]

idc about seobin smoking and drinking; it’s bad, yeah, but i don’t believe anyone who says they’ve never had alcohol or a smoke before they turned 18. he can some back to jyp and pd101 for all i care, and i’ll watch his shows and i’ll support him.

[@wangyulia5264]

the managers parking and doing the illegal stuff while the idols get exposed? dont think thats how it works

[@blahblah4990]

About parking on handicapped spots, don't do it if you're not handicapped! No excuses. As for the Seungri situation, I agree with David's thoughts of "agreeing with the judge's decision" for the same reasons that David and Danny stated. I have been waiting and will wait for the court's decision on the Seungri case. I'm not going to be part of the messy witch hunt. I will just wait for the official court decision and continue living my life. I hope for this case to be resolved and for everyone that's guilty to receive due punishment, but I won't be giving myself unnecessary stress because of it!

[@Thistledove]

Danny says, "I watch Rick and Morty." 😂🤣

[@kirstenlucas5]

*You put a whole Big Hit MV in the ad space!!* of cOURsE I’m NOT gonna skip it. Imma watch it. Get that revenue DKDKTV.

[@blahblah5300]

Oh my god, he is wearing a Colorado t-shirt!! 🎉🎉

[@evelynorta232]

Danny has a lot of good points in this video. Gets right to the point! :))

[@fuccix]

The best people to tell people that they shouldn't be a bully are bullies

[@pautdleon9890]

On my point of view people sympathized people who are victim by Bullies .... and ignore to understand why person become bullies, their own struggles always on the shades ... the act of prejudicing them is also an act of bullying them(the Bullies).. we hates the bullies but we are bullies inside of us, not understanding them cannot help them and treating them that they don't deserve chances is also an act of bullying ... cutting others person dreams because of past mistakes, I thinks its to much.. we are human all of us make mistake any human in here dont do mistakes?.. if you learn from that experience why we don't give a chance to be better.. I feel bad to the person that is sincerely change his/ her self to be better and just to be fit by the standards of the CRUEL world saying they don't support bullying but never understand that the picture of bullying, if you hate bullies stop being a low-key bully ... and start to help them to change their self..

[@LindaMitchell]

Cancel culture is *real* in Korea. I do believe that people especially young people should be be given the opportunity to learn and grow from their mistakes. That doesn't mean people have to support problematic behavior. I was bullied in middle school but I don't have any lasting scars from it may be because I fought back occasionally.

[@nearynarom7561]

Linda Mitchell well said 👍🏻

[@Clovis_Rose]

Sending Love from NY state USA!

[@camphylobacter93]

Not tht i'm siding with anyone, but i noticed that danny is very good at convincing and explaining

[@kathleensouthern9997]

The bullying accusation has not been substantiated, it was rumored and posted online. But the person posting, used words that referring to "i heard". Not that he knew or he actually knew a person bullied. It was most likely a smear job. Too many people posted who did actually know him saying that it wasn't true. He did not admit to bullying, he admitted to drinking and smoking.

[@BudderChezMC]

I don't think bullying is acceptable. But he is very young. Why should his dreams be obliterated for something he did in the past. If his personality is changed, if he has learned from his mistakes I don't think he should be so severely punished.

[@plful]

I think bullying in Korea is a really serious issue because people actually die from bullying on top of getting their lives messed up. A lot of young people are committing suicide because of it, and even a couple of months ago, a middle schooler died because he fell from a building trying to run away from his bullies after getting beaten up for 1.5 hours. I think if YSB was allowed to go on his life as an idol or celebrity after having bullied someone, the message it would give to people is that bullying is ok. You can still be alive and well and famous with no consequences even if you might have torn other people's lives into shatters.

[@BudderChezMC]

@@plful Okay, I do see your point. Though I did see somwhere that it was disproven that he was an infamous bully. But I still think people deserve a second chance if they have sincerely repented. I wonder why bullying in Korea is so severe...

[@lll3069]

The thing is bullying in SK is not just verbal bullying. Verbal bullying is not considered bullying in SK. I am not Korean, but I went and stay for about 3 months in SK 5 years ago for student exchange program. Since my department is education, we talk about the education in SK including bullying. They said calling people with names is pretty normal. Iljin, like they mentioned in video, is more like a gang leader who use violent when bullying someone. And in most cases, the victims ended up in hospital from as simple as broken leg/hand/fracture to coma. Idk if the trainee is really iljin or it's just exaggeration. But if he was indeed iljin, he really didn't deserve a chance to become idol or oublic figure. Sure, he was 16/15, young teenager who made mistake. But that kind of mistake? That's not normal. If it's calling name like fat, ugly, sure that excused. Broke their legs, slam their heads on the wall? Hell no. He should seek apologize straight to the victims. Then he can come out clean that way. People may forgive him after that.

[@plful]

@@BudderChezMC ​ I heard from my friend who's a teacher in Korea that there is absolutely no punishment that can be given to bullies from teachers or schools. There is no system for that in the education system now in Korea. They don't get probation or expelled for bullying. Teachers might threaten to call their parents, but that really rarely happens and if it does, the bullies AND their parents very rarely care. A lot of the times, the parents would be like, "my child would never do that. How dare you" or "they're just playing. Why are you making this such a big deal". All teachers can do is tell the bullies verbally "you shouldn't be doing that" and that's it. So they basically face no consequences unless it becomes a really serious case where the victims actually end up dying or getting critically hurt.

[@BudderChezMC]

@@lll3069 I see. I wonder how it becomes so severe?

[@hae_lena]

Ohhh I have to say that I love the editing in this video..... I had to laugh so many times😂😂 it just underlines their funny parts so good😂💜

[@rida_x911]

about the situation with yoon seo bin, i do not approve of bullying in any way, shape or form, but i do believe that if the bully has not exhibited that type of behaviour in a long time, they do deserve to be given another chance. if yoon seo bin has learned and grown from his past and is sincerely sorry, then i would of course give him another chance to prove himself. if not, then no, he does not deserve a second chance. this is just my stance on it.

[@YvesGeorge]

Anybody who has done something wrong, regardless of the severity, deserves a second chance as long as they have changed for the better. If they continue to be bullies that's a different story. Just because we were bullied at one point, doesn't give us permission to become the new bully. I don't agree with banning someone from doing what they love and suggest they do something else just because they were bullies at one point. They also deserve to follow their dreams. This is not a TV show or a movie, this is real life.

[@mayct]

Maybe you guys could talk about the law in Korea, I mean, all those idols doing shit, what could happen to them according to the law? Cause everyone is like "electric chair" for even the smallest thing. I know people want justice but not everywhere has a death penalty.

[@jenilynn80]

If you area interested in the law, check out @Fresh_Illumi on his channel. He breaks everything down legally and logically

[@doridorothy]

I know it's hard to find out your idols did mistakes or abusing their power, but you have to admit mistake is mistake. Everyone has mistakes and nobody should be defensive when they make mistakes. Fans also should admit and accept that anyone can make mistakes. Those mistakes have consequences

[@AmbiCahira]

This episode was worth the wait. No I don't think people deserve a second chance towards the entertainment industry as far as debuting goes but if you have a good track record already with several years in the spotlight as a good person now as a grownup it's different but with all scandals now and Korea really working on a positive world image it makes sense to shut him down since image reflects on everyone. I personally support a certain idol being out of the spotlight after getting a few DUI's which also is a matter of image and bad behavior despite being known for X years. And honestly, If I saw even my favorite stars break the law I would call the police to let the police do the judgement call because I think society needs laws for a reason no matter the social status. And I'm talking lawbreaking that has a negative impact here. I'm previously used to living in a culture where weed is super illegal but weed is something I wouldn't butt in for so of course there are degrees of action needed to be taken. I'm also legally considered handicapped here in the US and with that I have a hoard of handicapped people in my online life that struggles with parking and other things so I commend the guy that posted this as a warning of "straighten yourself up or I won't be as nice." Thank you for clearing up that detail as well. And nice stance taking on bullying too. Nice work. :)

[@dancinboi89]

Ambi Cahira I think second chances are deserved especially because the person in question was immature. Being someone who was bullied, I think having an individual who used to be a bully and sought redemption can be a good advocate against bullying. Bullies generally are going through their own situations that results in them acting out that way, and if they have someone who was “one of them” and can relate to them, would have a better chance of helping them stop. I don’t think bullying is acceptable, but I think everyone should be given a second chance if they genuinely seek forgiveness. We aren’t perfect, and you’d be surprised how many celebrities have had horrible pasts and became better people afterwards. (Robert Downey jr is one, I’m sure y’all love Ironman.)

[@corpiew]

7:20 that DOES fuck up the rest of your life. I've been bullied in almost every school I went to, changed them frequently because of that too, been bullied and frightened by teachers too in a couple of them- and I still have nightmares about it. I have severe social anxiety that gets me even online (and I'm trying to get better in that), I'm 22 years old and I'm not even capable of talking on the phone with somebody other than my mom or sister. If I was dying I would literally just let it happen instead of actually calling an ambulance. That's how bad I have it and looking back at it I don't even think it was severe bullying, more like it was constant throughout many years of my life starting all the way from kindergarten. Think about those who were BOTH physically and mentally bullied. I still think bullies should get something for it, be that a fine, counseling in school or even going to juvenile in worst cases. The issues lie in the fact that nobody really takes it seriously and have the mentality of "well they're young and don't know what's right or wrong", but even if it was like that? That would be even more fucked up! It's like looking at a child who just tortured and murdered a small animal, the less they know what they're doing the more dangerous they could get growing up. If a teenager doesn't know what's right or wrong and does shit like bullying somebody to death then it means they truly get pleasure out of it and that's sick. If the price somebody has to pay is just losing opportunities then so be it. The people that person bullied most likely wouldn't even be able to step a foot in the path of their dreams because they're fucked up mentally from that experience. I know Seobin probably wasn't a bully, but the discussion still stands even if it's an hypothetical person. Sorry for the essay, I don't really comment this much ever, but since it's a topic very close to home I figured I would give my two cents.

[@karenmurphy6264]

Everyone should be given a second chance! He’s so young, most teens at that age do things they shouldn’t!

[@hoax014]

He will be just another Seungri or JJY. He's neither even look regretting on what he did nor felt sorry for the things he's done before. If not exposed, he won't reveal his past that's what is concerning me.

[@veronicawo3033]

HanJae - I don’t think that judgement can be made. You are saying that no one can learn. I hope you never make a mistake, because by your standards mistakes are unforgivable.

[@jesskhan09]

So if any idol doesn’t something wrong in the past. They have to quit the job, because they could be the next seungri it JJY? That is very unfair on this kid.

[@Hello_WonderWoman]

I agree with both on bullying, the best option would be to prevent it if possible! I was bullied in primary school and high school. Teenagers go through a lot in their heads, they are children trying to figure themselves. We shouldn't forget that. Plus I honestly believe many bullies are simple victims of negligence and searching for attention in the wrong place. It's true bullied people can become traumatized that's why I believe parents play a big role in avoiding their children being bullied or being a bully. How? I don't know much but I am a mom myself and try to teach my daughter to be confident and stand up for herself but also to be respectful toward others.

[@sofiyakiappi2647]

Don't managers drive the car? Especially in the music show building, I think idols had nothing to do with it. Next time managers should be exposed, so companies deal with them.

[@krystaluvs3596]

oooh thank god i was soooo mad i thought they drop the whole thing thank u for explaining

[@ash5618]

When bullies is being bad but they can change. Second chance

[@jini607]

I know it's more than a year old but Love Danny's T-shirt ❤️

[@RenaG]

You're telling me yg related people are rude and think they're above everyone else? I'm shocked - said no one ever

[@camillac.5695]

Why do ppl always target YG idols?? It was jennie MANAGER not her! And seungri that is a whole different case.... YG idols are good to like winner,akmu, ikon etc. Plez dont just look at the negetive side of YG idols

[@pcksanjana]

Do you know how rude you sound? What gives you the right to generalize that crap about every yg artist/manager? Do you know them personally? It's a bit foolish if you ask me. Jyp is known for having nice people in their company but look how that trainee turned out to be. Yg is involved in lot of scandals, yes but does that mean everybody in the company is trash? NO. Think before you say anything -_-

[@DeezNutz-mr3wl]

This was just unnecessary 😑

[@veryfinalgirl]

Camilla C. she didnt even mention jennie's name why are you dragging her into this.. she said yg related people which can be managers or staffs etc

[@kpopdrama9025]

@@pcksanjana the trainee of jyp Did not do anything bad okay if you want to support yg then support but don't say anything about jyp trainee he did not bully anyone it was just false rumors .

[@DeeSavageApocalypseThe1st]

As always staying neutral on the Seungri situation and will continue to stay this way till verdict is done! I’ll decide my feelings then and will not let others opinion affect me. Too many have made judgements or provided speculations/ too many outlets that can be misleading....thus I rather wait and don’t want to get caught in the drama/negativity! However, I appreciate Danny and David clearing the whole arrest warrant situation since I wasn’t too clear on what that meant and now I have better understanding so Thank You Guys🙏🏼 keep up the good work

[@xxbren876]

Same

[@Mzlee766]

I love Danny’s shirt

[@ziyitan7359]

I love your content. Straight to the point and easy explanation. ❤️❤️

[@bluebell560]

Damnit, youtube was supposed to give me a notification.

[@Stranger-qv4jc]

I was a bully myself, but that was because I was being bullied as well, so I felt like that if I had to suffer than someone will have to suffer with me. However, because I bullied people, people always stayed away from me. And, for a while, I enjoyed that, but I soon became *depressively* lonely to where I would cry every night. A couple of my remaining friends helped change me and my ways. I took a while, but I love so much better now and have so many friends. A lot of my peers at school even want me to run for Class President next year. However, I still get haunted by the memories of being bullied, like David and Danny said, but also by the memories of me bullying others. I was a bully to so much more people than the person who bullied me, but I was still given a second chance. I believe that Yoon Seobin should be given another chance because you never know, he might *have* changed. And if he is given another chance, he better not waste it.

[@here_we_are_again9691]

Wasn’t it Jennie’s manager?personally I believe In that case it wasn’t her fault it was the managers

[@whatthehell.2317]

Idol's are helpless. Most of them don't have a say in anything. They are literally puppets to the people who own them.

[@bangtanbabess3050]

The illegal parking news wasn't Jennie's, it was a different illegal parking news, as Jennie's happened at a restaurant not at an MBC building, still illegal tho, but Jennie wasn't present it was just her manager, not justifying anything, just saying it's different news peace

[@hannahk7691]

bangtan babess so the artist does not need to apologise to the comedian for the manager’s action? If he is willing to break the law, next time he will injure the artist with his recklessness.

[@thatbiss9878]

@@hannahk7691 The artist's are most likely to be asleep in their vehicles while traveling....the driver/manager drives them to their place not the artist themselves....How can the artist take responsibility for the driver/manager ??? They most likely do not have any say on where they would want to go or park their vehicles.... the company is the one to take the responsibility of the driver/manager if any accidents would occour...

[@here_we_are_again9691]

bangtan babess it was Jennie’s I’m pretty sure. The others were the mbc parking lot but one was Jennie’s the specific one and it obviously isn’t Jennie’s fault and I’m nit trying to blame her but it was her manager and she was there to eat too

[@andinkify]

I'm glad you cleared that about the arrest warrant because I've seen many misinformed comments about that

[@naiezatulaiman7862]

does this video have ads? yes do i usually skip ads? yes did i skip the first ads on this video of jungkook fancam? HELL NO!

[@Chloe-pi8hf]

Danny really went off today!! YES KING! Straight facts! YESSSS!!

[@petitesweetgirl23]

There was a thread post that had been translated by Pann-choa that basically went into great detail disproving that Yoon Seo Bin had committed any type of violence in his younger years. Someone spoke to his teachers, kids he went to school with and they all pretty much said he was a good kid, didn't fight with anyone and was very popular because of his looks. Apparently one of his friends made a fake post claiming that he use to beat him up but it turned out that his friend was just joking...why a friend would make a post like that I have no idea. its sad that something small got blown up. Here is the thread; pann-choa.blogspot.com/2019/05/enter-talk-truth-about-yoon-seobins.html

[@sumbalqureshi9286]

i was having such a bad day and Danny's shirt just made it a little better.

[@believer.0440]

VICTORY ❤

[@emmaschlenert8854]

Thanks for the insightful explanation of these issues 💜

[@anouar4664]

for your information seobin was confirmed never to be a bully pleas be up to date before people get a wrong idea he only smoked and drinked

[@jisoomoon2079]

Um, that's still bad

[@anouar4664]

@@jisoomoon2079 less bad then bullying ps idols like nancy also smoked and drinked but people seem to love her

[@karensilva6076]

Even if he is innocent it was good to bring up the topic about bullying. Bullying is very important to discuss.

[@katie5920]

He apologized for it and never denied the claims so....

[@katie5920]

@Karen Silva Bullying is an important topic, but it's not okay if someone innocents name is attached, that is career or life ruining.

[@kc_ch]

I'm visiting Seoul this winter so I'll be on the lookout hahahah

[@maddymaddyval]

The idols weren't the ones driving tho

[@zeynatura]

i agree, they were not but they could have told the one driving it's not correct to park there and if the person parking doesn't change spot if the idol can drive they could do it themselves

[@gloria7190]

Because of my bullies I developed eating disorders and social anxiety and at the age of 26 I'm still struggling to overcome the side effects of those 3 years of middle school, to the point I got very sick physically and mentally and I didn't lived a life at all. I didn't give much credit to them for my suffering in the past but after some self reflection I believe if it wasn't for those bullies my life would be very different. I don't care about revenge, but I hope they at least remember what they did and are aware of it. Honestly I think this person needs to deal with his past just like his victims had to deal with it because of him. Sorry if my English is bad, not my first language. Love you guys ❤️

[@ZenGForever]

Damn danny! You gotta ease up on the swear bombs man. Look how stressed the editor might be while editing..

[@griswaldgirl]

I think that bullying can be at very different levels. Some one who made fun of people and wasn't nice versus someone who is truly cruel and persistently terrorizes people deserve different consequences. So I hope that there is more specific information about his actions and the consequences fit the crime. If it was severe he should be given a few years to make amends and change before they have a chance again