Oh wow O_O that's horrible. I hadn't thought about her fansites/fans. I hope they don't add fuel to the fire (wishful thinking I know).

I wouldn't call an impostor a "fan."

This is horrible. Hopefully she makes a public announcement if she hasnt already so places stop quoting this.

anseohyun7 is her real account.

@bk201 Why does anseohyun7 post in English and follow back people who follow her?

@panshel her post are mostly in Korean with some simple English sentences, I think maybe trying to interact with her international fans? I do not know for sure, but websites like Wikipedia, Naver, Daum all listed anseohyun7 as her account. And there's a casting email on her insta bio.

even if she did say that, she's a literal teen. this industry is basically evil and facilitates no good will. i doubt she had any true control. and if she really did put all that work in...i hope these people are ashamed of themselves. we'll never know, but i'll never ever trust acquisitions over actors.

@boughtabride

I don’t mean to be argumentative or to start a debate, but just for the sake of food for thought:

If she did say that, even if she is just a literal teen, it doesn’t mean that she should be let go of what she puts out to the public, especially if she’s a public figure who has chosen to make her SNS account public, but should be made all the more accountable for what she puts out. She’s a teen, which means she is old enough to know the importance and gravity of a LOT of thngs...
I agree that the industry is evil and doesn’t facilitate good will most of the time (there’s still some good will to an extent— look at IU ♥️), but it doesn’t mean that she, nor the people in her camp— no matter if it’s her agency or PR company—needs to facilitate more meanness into society and make such a comment, especially with the real life situation that’s crippling the entire world right now.
There needs to be more awareness as to what should and shouldn’t be said and done, considering that she’s a public figure and how the whole of the S.Korea society basically sees and treats their public figures as gods and idols (yea.... the idol culture is a whole other thing that can be analyzed, but that’s for another day, another time, not here)