The 'honorary Englishman' who used to be so popular..Baek Jin-kyung said, "Immediately proceeding with civil and criminal complaints." [an official full text]

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A YouTuber honorary Briton (real name Baek Jin-kyung), who has 410,000 subscribers, has pulled out a whistle due to indiscriminate rumors.

The agency Duho Corporation posted a notice on its official SNS account on the 19th, saying, "We inform you of our official position on the false information of honorary British man Baek Jin-kyung, which is currently circulating online."

They said, "The content of honorary British artist Baek Jin-kyung, which is currently posted and spread on SNS and online, is a clear false fact that does not correspond to objective facts at all. The post is seriously damaging our artists and our reputation through unfounded false information and distorted content. It is an illegal act with malicious intent," he said.

Earlier on the 18th, an honorary British man appeared as a guest on MBC's "Radio Star," and after the broadcast, rumors related to him were posted on Thread. Soon after, the article in question was deleted, and it seems that the honorary Englishman responded directly after receiving a report from fans. An honorary British man wrote in Thread on the 19th, "I quietly deleted the fact-checking post related to malicious comments after posting it. Thank you friends," he said, reassuring his fans.

As a result, the agency also hinted at a strong legal response. They said, "We will immediately take a hard legal action against the post writer, including civil and criminal complaints, not subject to any fact-finding procedures."

"We also sternly warn you that all acts of sharing, reposting, secondary processing, and disseminating the false information can be equally subject to responsibility," he stressed.

The honorary British said, "Please refrain from speculative comments or indiscriminate spread of unconfirmed content, as it can lead to another damage." We ask fans not to be misled by unfounded speculation or distorted information."

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