You bragged about how much you can drink.."Salty brother" faced by Lee Jae-ryong's drinking controversy [Star Issue]

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The aftermath of actor Lee Jae-ryong's drunk driving accident is spreading to the YouTube channel "Salty Brother" hosted by broadcaster Shin Dong-yeop.

Lee Jae-ryong appeared with actors Ahn Jae-wook, Yoon Da-hoon, and Sung Ji-ru on the YouTube channel "Salty Brother Shin Dong-yeop" on the 23rd of last month. "Salty Brother" is a YouTube content where Shin Dong-yup talks with invitees while drinking alcohol, and has 2.07 million subscribers.

However, public opinion was not very good from the time the video was released. Ahn Jae-wook and Lee Jae-ryong, who had a drinking history, appeared and raised eyebrows by bragging about "drinking." Ahn Jae-wook was caught drunk driving in 2003 and 2019.

Lee Jae-ryong also had his license revoked due to a drunk driving accident in 2003. In 2019, he was suspended from prosecution on charges of property damage by knocking over a signboard in front of a bowling alley in Gangnam-gu, Seoul while drunk.

In addition, he was arrested by police again on charges of drunk driving on the 6th. He was booked by police on charges of driving near Samsung Central Station on subway line 9 in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, while drunk, and hitting a median strip and running away. Shortly after the accident, he fled, parked at his house, went to an acquaintance's house, and was caught. At that time, Lee Jae-ryong's blood alcohol level was reportedly at the level of suspension of his license.

The video of "Salty Brother" starring Lee Jae-ryong was deleted due to the ongoing controversy over drinking. However, "Salty Brother" has been a problem by steadily making the guest lineup with stars with a history of drinking. Coincidentally, Tak Jae-hoon appeared in the recent video, and Tak Jae-hoon was also suspended for drunk driving in 2003.

Netizens continue to criticize, such as "I want you to stop drinking content now," "I don't know what this broadcast means," and "It's a beautification broadcast for promoting drinking." As the controversy grows, it seems to spread to public opinion that the program will be abolished.

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