Go Young-wook, publicly attacks 'sexual harassment trivialization controversy' satire... "Has the bar for broadcasting lowered?" [Star Issue]

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Go Young-wook, formerly of the mixed-gender group Rula, publicly criticized the transgender satirist known as Pungja (real name: Yoon Bo-mi), who originated from African BJ.

On the 20th, Go Young-wook posted a screenshot of an article about Pungja's recent controversy over remarks trivializing sexual harassment on his personal SNS.

Go Young-wook then criticized Pungja, saying, "I wonder if the bar for broadcasting has lowered or diversified; it's bitter to see all sorts of people active."

Pungja is currently facing public backlash amid controversy over trivializing menstrual pain. On the 6th, while hosting a mukbang with Shin-giru on his personal YouTube channel 'Pungja Television', Pungja suddenly clutched his stomach as if in pain. Shin-giru asked, "What was that reaction?"

In response, Pungja said, "Menstrual pain, menstrual pain." Upon hearing Shin-giru's remark, "I thought transgender people don't menstruate," Pungja spat out the makgeolli he was drinking and burst into loud laughter. It seemed Pungja realized his remarks had crossed a line, as he added, "I said one X-word and got hit back tenfold."

Although this remark trivializing menstrual pain sparked significant controversy, Pungja has yet to issue an apology, only quietly deleting the specific portion in question. He also removed the reels uploaded to his personal SNS. On the 7th, he posted a reel titled 'Pungja's That Day' with the caption "I don't do it." The phrase "That Day" refers to menstruation.

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