"From drunk driving and speeding to abuse of power and Tenpro," who is this million-viewer actor that left everyone in shock? [Star Issue]

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A man who introduced himself as a former top star's dedicated manager with over 10 years of experience exposed illegal practices in the entertainment industry.

On the 22nd, Mr. A appeared on the YouTube channel 'All About Jobs' and revealed that there is a practice where managers take the blame for celebrities' crimes. Mr. A introduced himself as someone who worked as a manager for a million-viewer actor and a national actor.

Mr. A said, "As you see in dramas or movies, there are many cases where they just say 'you did it' and let it slide." He added, "Drunk driving is typical. Before the news breaks, a manager quickly says, 'Actually, I did it,' and pays a corresponding amount of money."

Mr. A also mentioned his experience of receiving prescription drugs on behalf of a celebrity under their instruction. He said, "Proxy prescribing has become quite common these days, and I did it too. I have all the KakaoTalk messages."

Mr. A claimed to possess KakaoTalk screenshot evidence but did not reveal it directly in the video.

Furthermore, Mr. A exposed the extent of manager surveillance at the agency level, stating, "They tore apart all the black boxes for inspection. I turned on the recorder to check if I was cursing the celebrities affiliated with our company."

Mr. A went so far as to discuss the entertainment industry's reception culture, saying, "Many people go to Gangnam Tenpro. Gangnam has many BJs and famous streamers, so people tend to go to Yeouido or Yeongdeungpo instead." He added, "Managers like me cannot enter those rooms; almost only senior-level managers go in to talk with celebrities. I have even been asked by celebrities to pick someone up."

Mr. A also recounted an experience of being chased by police while facing a crisis of being late for filming. He said, "On the bus-only lane of the Gyeongbu Expressway, a police car sounded its siren, and it was almost like a GTA-level chase. I was more afraid of being scolded by that person than being caught by the police." During the interview, he claimed that a certain top star was watching the YouTube channel, stating, "Do you think a top star wouldn't watch? They are lonelier than you think. The power that person holds is enormous. Not only will I never be able to work in this industry again, but even if the news breaks, that person will try to suppress it in any way possible, and I will end up being the one who suffers."

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