Famous Korean Youtuber With Over 2 Million Followers Exposes A Produce 101 Kpop Idol For Allegedly Bullying Her

Mukbang YouTuber Na reum, who has 2.63 million subscribers, opened up about the scars of school violence she experienced during her student days. She revealed that one of the perpetrators who bullied her in the past is currently active as an idol, causing a stir.

Recently, Na reum posted a video on her social media with the explanation, “This story is entirely true.” In the video, she stated, “One of the perpetrators who bullied me during elementary school and even created an anti-cafe is active as an idol.”

Na reum explained that a few years ago, while watching the audition program Produce 101, she discovered a familiar face. She said, “I immediately recognized that a contestant on the screen was one of my school bullies.”

She confessed to experiencing school violence around the 4th grade of elementary school. Recalling that time, Na reum said, “Some people might say 10 years old is too young, but children were plenty clever even at that age.”

She further claimed that the perpetrators opened an anti-cafe targeting her and continuously posted derogatory comments. “The story of that cafe was openly discussed at school, and imagine how my young heart felt while reading those posts. I still don’t know what I did so wrong.”

In addition, Na reum said, “I remember it so vividly—after telling my mother how hard it was and finishing a consultation with my homeroom teacher, I cried in the taxi on the way home, asking, ‘If I die, will that person be punished? 20 years have passed, but the atmosphere and conversation of that day remain crystal clear.”

After time had passed, Na reum stated that she discovered the social media account of the person presumed to be the perpetrator and tried to contact them but received no reply. She explained, “That person was eliminated from the audition program but later debuted as an idol through another agency.”

However, she said, “I’m not wishing for that person to fail. They aren’t very famous yet, but I think a time to shine will come someday. I just hope that at that time, they would say even a single word like, ‘I was too young and I’m sorry.'”

Along with this, Na reum’s twin sister and fellow YouTuber Da reum also testified to her sister’s victimization. Da reum said, “It still hurts my heart to think of those days. I still can’t forget the scene of me standing in the hallway waiting while the homeroom teacher and parents talked in the classroom.”

After the video went viral, netizens have been speculating about the identity of the kpop idol who allegedly bullied her.

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