Kim Soo-hyun Fans File Complaint Against Cyber Wreckers: “He Is a Victim!”
A viral post titled “Kim Soo-hyun Is a Victim of Cyber Wrecker Crimes” has soared to the top of Pann’s trending chart, amplifying public concern over the malicious treatment of the actor in light of recent legal controversies.
The author opens by contextualizing their concern with the ongoing legal scrutiny of Garo Sero Institute, a notorious YouTube channel known for spreading unverified celebrity rumors.
“At a time when Garo Sero is facing repercussions for fake news and asset seizures,” they write, “and with more than 50,000 people having signed a national petition, I feel compelled to speak out as a long-time fan of Kim Soo-hyun.”
The post asserts that Kim Soo-hyun is not a wrongdoer but a victim of false narratives and character defamation. “Please stop the secondary attacks,” the author pleads. “If there’s talk of contract breaches or reputational fallout, it’s the creators of fake news who should be held accountable, not the actor who has been harmed.”
In a pointed criticism, the post also names Classys Inc., a brand previously associated with Kim Soo-hyun, as part of the problem. The company reportedly filed for provisional seizure of the actor’s assets following the collapse of a commercial partnership. While acknowledging Classys as a respected brand, the post accuses it of “clear secondary harm and violation of personal privacy” by escalating legal pressure instead of standing by the actor. The writer closes with a resounding plea: “Please stop the secondary harm.”
Following the viral post defending Kim Soo-hyun as a victim of cyber harassment, backlash erupted across online communities. Many netizens pushed back, questioning the narrative and pointing to past controversies—particularly his alleged relationship with Kim Sae-ron during her minor years.
Comments on Pann:
- What exactly makes him a victim? It’s true that he met Kim Sae-ron when she was a minor, and that’s what ruined him.
- That underwear-and-bra video was seriously disturbing. Just stop with the “beloved by the public” narrative and live your life as the old superstar Kim Soo-hyun, cherished only by the remaining fans.
- And what was that letter from the military supposed to be? Please stop pretending to be an innocent victim.
- Stop bringing Kim Soo-hyun articles here. If you want to know more, read them yourself and keep it to yourself. If you feel bad for him, go work your bones off and feed and support him yourself.
- Kim Soo-hyun, please don’t come back.
As the message continues to gain traction, it reflects growing public support for Kim Soo-hyun and increasing frustration with the online rumor culture that often targets celebrities. The incident underscores how quickly reputations can be damaged by unverified claims and the long-lasting effects of online defamation.
