Satire, 'mocking menstrual pain' controversy: No apology; all YouTube videos and Reels deleted [Star Issue]

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She remains silent to the end, erasing only traces.

Satire (real name: Yoon Bo-mi), a transgender former BJ from the online streaming platform AfreecaTV, deleted the portion of her content that sparked controversy over mocking menstrual pain.

As of the afternoon of the 14th, a video titled "Pungja-ru's Mancalorie Pig Party. Mirage's Naepdakkara Failed Dating Advice" remained posted on Satire's personal YouTube channel, 'Pungja Television'.

However, the current version differs from the original upload dated the 6th. Satire removed the segment where she made remarks about menstrual pain. Despite facing days of criticism over the controversy surrounding her mocking of menstrual pain, she deleted only the video without offering a single word of apology.

Satire also quietly took down Reels previously posted on her personal social media. On the 7th, she uploaded a Reel titled 'Satire's That Day' alongside the phrase "I won't do it." In this context, Satire's reference to "That Day" refers to menstruation.

The controversy over mocking menstrual pain originated on Satire's personal YouTube channel. While eating and drinking with Mirage, Mirage asked, "Why are you full? What's that reaction?" prompting Satire to repeatedly say "menstrual pain, menstrual pain," leading to the controversial remarks about trivializing menstrual pain.

At the time, upon hearing Mirage say, "I understand that transgender people don't menstruate," Satire spat out her makgeolli and burst into loud laughter. She then laughed again, saying, "You make one X comment and get hit back tenfold."

Subsequently, Satire re-edited the scene into a short-form video and uploaded it to her personal social media. However, once the controversy erupted, she quietly deleted it. As of the morning of the 14th, the YouTube video was still available, but even that has now been removed, further fueling the controversy.

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