'J-Hope MV Appearance' Middle School Student: "I've Been Confessed To More Than 10 Times... It Hurts to Be Treated as a Clout Chaser" [Ask the Wise]

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A middle school student who appeared in BTS member J-Hope's music video shared their concern about being treated as a clout chaser by those around them.

On the episode of KBS Joy's 'Ask the Wise' broadcast on the 5th, a middle school student who expresses themselves in various fields such as dance and social media activities appeared.

The student revealed that they are currently serving as the student council president at their school. They ran for and won the student council president election at a newly established school where only first-year students are enrolled, but they received protests from other candidates who had run in the election, with comments such as "Isn't this just a popularity contest?" and "Wasn't it an unfair election?"

The student stated, "They even submitted a protest letter to the teacher, so I almost lost my position as Jeon Gyo (Chairman)," and explained, "I told them that I worked hard and competed fairly, and now I am doing well in my role as Jeon Gyo (Chairman)."

The student, who usually enjoys receiving attention from people, revealed that they have rarely missed out on being a class monitor since elementary school and served as the Jeon Gyo (Chairman) in sixth grade. They also drew attention by revealing that they are active in dance and social media activities and have received more than 10 confessions of love from female friends.

They said they like to show off their skills when skating as well. If there were friends who were just starting out, they would intentionally perform flashy tricks, enjoying the reactions from those around them saying, "You skate incredibly well."

However, their father, who watched this, advised, "If you do that, only you will feel good, but other friends might feel bad."

Seo Jang-hoon also agreed with the father's words. While stating, "There are almost no people who dislike receiving attention," he said, "People who are exceptionally skilled in things like dance or skateboarding don't need to show it off deliberately."

He continued, "What is truly cool is when I stay quiet," advising that naturally revealing one's talents rather than intentionally flaunting them is much cooler.

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