On September 2, in a shocking turn of events, a rookie boy group member's night out escapades stirred controversy, threatening to derail their promising debut career.
A Twitter user took to the platform to share several photos and videos, alleging that the person in question was Junhyeok, a member of n.SSign, partying at a club.
Incriminating Photos & Claims
What makes this revelation particularly scandalous is that these events occurred shortly after the group's debut showcase.
The user's tweet ignited a frenzy on social media, with hashtags like #nSSIGN and #Junhyeon trending as fans expressed their shock and disappointment.
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n.SSign had also appeared on Music Bank on the same day the photos were taken, adding another layer of intrigue to the situation. The same account later posted a second photo showing the person believed to be Junhyeok crouched outside smoking.
The controversy has sparked debate among fans, with international fans generally adopting a more lenient stance, emphasizing Junhyeok's personal freedom at 22 years old.
However, domestic fans often hold contrasting opinions on such matters.
K-pop Fans Comment on Junhyeok's Scandal
The unfolding drama has left n.SSign fans and the K-Pop community divided, with many anxiously awaiting the group's response and potential consequences for Junhyeok's actions.
- "Live and let live. Is it wrong to drink or smoke with friends? He wasn't disturbing anybody. Double standards. Society is full of hypocrites"
- "Leave him alone u loser"
- "How does this concern you?????!! Get A LIFE. If your life is so boring, it's your business . Let people live as they want in peace"
- "Just mind on your own business hypocrites"
- "Get a life"
As the story continues to unravel, stay tuned for updates on this breaking scandal that threatens to overshadow n.SSign's promising debut journey.
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