In a recent live broadcast, BTS's Jungkook addressed the persistent issue of sasaeng fans stalking him, even at his private residence.
Sasaeng fans, known for their extreme obsession with celebrities, have long been a concern in the K-pop industry, causing distress to artists and their fanbases.
Reiterating His Stance on Privacy
During the broadcast, Jungkook, like other BTS members, reiterated his plea for privacy. The term "sasaeng fan" encompasses individuals who go beyond normal fandom behavior, crossing boundaries by invading celebrities' personal lives.
These actions not only discomfort artists but also pose a potential threat to their safety.
"Kindly refrain from sending food deliveries to my residence, as I have no intention of consuming them. While I appreciate the gesture, I am perfectly capable of managing my own meals. I urge you to focus on your own dining needs. If another delivery attempt is made, I will investigate the receipt order number and take appropriate measures. Your cooperation in discontinuing this practice is appreciated. Thank you."
During the recent live broadcast on December 8, Jungkook turned the camera on while walking home after a workout. Responding to ARMYs' inquiries about his whereabouts, he disclosed that sasaeng fans have been waiting for him near his house, expressing frustration and reprimanding them for their invasive actions.
Fans' Outrage and Ongoing Struggle
Despite Jungkook's repeated calls for respecting his privacy, the fact that sasaeng fans persist in stalking him, even at his residence, has stirred outrage among the ARMYs.
The dedicated fanbase is vocal in its condemnation of the continuous invasion of Jungkook's personal space, highlighting the need for increased awareness and action against sasaeng behavior within the K-pop community.
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