Ok Joo-hyun, "The audience isn't dumb... Are you trying to play the victim?" Eyes wide open, warning Kim Ho-young? [Star Issue]

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Musical actress Ok Joo-hyun widened her eyes.

On the 4th, Ok Joo-hyun posted a selfie video on her account and shared updates about her current situation.

She displayed lyrics from Kendrick Lamar's song "Not Like Us" while staring intently, appearing to issue a warning to someone.

The lyrics included phrases such as "The audience not dumb" (The audience isn't dumb) and "Shape the stories how you want, hey, Drake, they're not slow" (You can incite people however you like, Drake, but they are smarter).

Additionally, the song contained lines like "Rabbit hole is still deep, I can go further, I promise" (There's still plenty to dig up; I can go deeper, I promise) and "Ain't that somethin'? B-Rad stands for bitch and you Malibu most wanted" (Are you trying to play the victim? Like B-Rad, a fool like X).

Ok Joo-hyun recently summoned actress Kim Ho-young, who had previously raised the "Ok-jangpan controversy." This has sparked curiosity about whether this song also targets Kim Ho-young.

On the 6th of last month, on a fan communication platform, Ok Joo-hyun stated, "I only heard from Kim Ho-young that 'Thank you for dropping the lawsuit. However, I never slandered you,' and ultimately did not receive an apology," referencing the "Ok-jangpan controversy" that erupted about four years ago.

The "Ok-jangpan controversy" refers to a case from approximately four years ago during allegations of nepotism in casting for the musical "Elisabeth," when Kim Ho-young posted on social media, "Asari-pan is old news. Now it's Ok-jangpan," which was interpreted as targeting Ok Joo-hyun.

With the controversy resurfacing after four years, Ok Joo-hyun once again clarified her stance on her personal SNS on the 8th. On that day, Ok Joo-hyun said, "After hearing (Kim Ho-young's) explanation, I decided not to discuss this issue further. However, time has not made that frame disappear. Nevertheless, I remained silent because I did not want to harm the production company and colleagues involved." She added, "The 'Ok-jangpan' frame, which started from one person's words, became a nickname attached to my name, and since then, I have had to endure suspicions, mockery, and criticism created by that phrase for a long time."

She continued, "That remark did not end as a simple joke or incident. It actually affected my image, advertisements, and work activities. Even when deciding whether to accept or drop a project, I worried about whether that frame would become a burden to others," expressing her past pain.

However, Kim Ho-young has not issued any particular statement regarding this matter.

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