Charles Entertainment took a shot at the cast of "Solo Hell 5" and deleted it..Eventually, the apology ending [Star Issue]

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YouTuber Charles Entertainment (real name Kim Chan-mi) apologized for the alleged shooting of a "Solo Hell 5" cast member.

On the 15th, Charles Entertainment explained why he deleted the post he uploaded the previous day on his personal SNS, saying, "I watched it until the middle of the first episode and posted the story until the end, but I watched it until the end of the first episode, and it was an awkward atmosphere and ended in a friendly manner, so I deleted it right away."

Charles Entertainment then said, "But it turned out that there were articles on the Internet and many people were offended. "I didn't mean to shoot someone, but I uploaded it because the program felt awkward and uncomfortable overall, but if you felt that you shot a certain person, it's definitely my fault," he bowed.

Also, "Instagram usually feels like I'm communicating closely with my friends in my personal space, so I don't think I was aware of my influence at all. We apologize again and again for the inconvenience. We will be careful."

Earlier on the 14th, Charles Entertainment captured the first episode of "Solo Hell Reunion," a spin-off program of Netflix's original series "Solo Hell 5," and said, "I turned it off because I was so uncomfortable while watching the first episode of "Solji's Back Story." It's been more than half a year since the filming date, and we're all saying let's just enjoy it together, but we're upset, and someone keeps looking at us and apologizing. I don't know what you're doing. As I watched it, I felt bad because I noticed everything."

Numerous fans who saw this raised suspicions that they had shot a certain cast member. Even Charles Entertainment indirectly suggested that the target of his post was not Soobin and Heesun, but other performers, saying, "I wasn't talking about Soobin and Heesun."

As a result, the criticism against Charles Entertainment grew out of control, and the controversy ended when the post was deleted and an apology was released.

Charles Entertainment is currently a YouTuber with 1.03 million subscribers.

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