TRIGGER WARNING Female idols are often expected to doll themselves up and act with grace and less mistakes, but the late Sulli tried to break stereotypes and unreasonable standards. Sadly, because of this, she became the receiving end of criticisms.
Late Choi Sulli's Life As One of Most Loved K-pop Idols Following Her Debut
Exactly three years ago, Sulli's time stopped on October 14, 2019, but her legacy and beautiful memories remain.
The Korea media outlet TenAsia released an article highlighting Sulli's life from being the most loved idol to the most criticized star before she departed.
In the past, these movements were heavily criticized, but looking back, Sulli didn't do anything weird at all.
In fact, a lot of female idols who did the aforementioned in this era are still doing well in their careers. But people only started cherishing Sulli and her social movements when she left this world physically, earning regrets from her long-time supporters.
TenAsia concluded:
"Sulli focused on herself, not other people's standards. Choi Jinri tried to find her life by choosing and deciding without being bound by the social standard. We really lost this nice girl too early."
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Written by Eunice Dawson.
