Cha Woong-gi, a member of the group TOO, denied that the agency was allegedly different from the facts while being suspicious of “school violence” (abusive).
On the 16th, Cha Woong-gi’s management company Stone Music Entertainment said, “In relation to Cha Woong-ki’s postings posted online, we checked the facts through the artist himself, school officials, and the people who appear in the posts alleging damage.” It is true that there were people who did not have good feelings with Cha Woong-ki when they were in school, but the claims that they used violence in a way that harassed certain people were completely different.
“In the future, if unfounded malicious slander and dissemination of false facts against our artists continue, we will also seek a decisive method. We will continue to do our best to protect our artists.” Suggested.
Earlier, an article was published in an online community claiming that Cha Woong-gi was a harassment. Writer A revealed the reason for posting, saying, “I don’t want to remain a great person like Cha Woong-gi is a superman. I can’t see what people support by remarks about drinking.”
Cha Woong-ki was praised by the public as a “concept stone” because he was introduced to a group chat room at the university where he was going to enter the university for violating the’prohibition of gathering of more than 5 people’ due to Corona 19 and giving a shot to the motives trying to hold a drinking party. But just this time, the suspicion of abusing broke out, and attention was focused on the authenticity.
Mr. A said that he was verbally abused by Cha Woong-gi and even received medical treatment. If you remember, you can never become an idol,” he criticized.
(SBS Entertainment News reporter Kang Seon-ae)
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