Late Sulli's Past Photos Reminisced By K-pop Fans: 'Her Smile Was So Pretty'

Korean netizens have reminisced about the late Sulli's photos, which drew attention across online communities. The photos sparked an appreciation thread for Sulli. However, some fans directed mixed reactions towards the netizens.

On July 16, a forum was uploaded in a community, and was titled, "Rare Real-Life Photos of Sulli." The author posted numerous photos showing the late idol on various occasions.

In the forum's comments section, netizens expressed how nice it was to see Sulli's adored smile, and even praised her youthful visuals. Some simply relayed kind words for the late idol. Read their comments below:

• "Her smile is so nice to see."
• "I envy her. She's so pretty."
• "Her smile was so pretty."
• "Every time I see her, I just realize how much she looks like a peach."
• "Seriously even on the less flattering photos of her, she's still too pretty."
• "I hope she's doing well."
• "I love you Jinri-yah, I hope you're happy."
• "Sulli was so tall too. She was perfect."
• "Her smile is so pretty, she was like a sunlight."
• "I used to view Sulli as a pretty adult when I was young, but now that I've became an adult, I realize how young she was back then."

On a different platform, international fans were warmed to see an appreciation thread for the late idol. However, the majority expressed frustration over the public's "switch up" on Sulli. Here's how they reacted:

• "The sad thing about the Sulli love is if you looked at any article about her back when she was alive, the comments were the polar opposite."
• "People only have enough basic respect for other people when they're dead."
• "The situation with her hasn't taught people anything. They continue to drag other idols just as before."
• "Really wish all these nice comments were the majority when she was still here. But you can't change the past."
• "The switch up is insane. Everyone who partook in the heinous hate campaign, karma is coming for you."
• "Hypocritical bit***s, why didn't you write those words when she was alive?"

In other news, the Netflix original "Persona: Sulli" was officially released on November 13, 2023. The show starred Sulli and is her last work prior to her passing.

In the series, the documentary film "Dear Jinri," she shared her opinions regarding the rights of idols in the K-pop industry. To know more about the full story, click here.

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Written by Israel Monte