Lee Kwang-soo, "Do you know me?" Opens up about messages that crossed the line… "I don't get hurt" [Star Issue]

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Lee Kwang-soo directly addressed concerns surrounding some rude messages he received on a fan communication platform, demonstrating his "gentlemanly" demeanor.

On the 7th, Lee Kwang-soo received a message from a fan via the paid fan communication platform "Bubble," which read, "Just let the bad words on Bubble slide."

In response, Lee Kwang-soo replied, "There aren't really many bad words. And I don't get hurt even if I hear bad words. It seems like I've become quite desensitized," reassuring fans who were worried about him.

He then expressed his gratitude toward the fans. Lee Kwang-soo shared, "I only sent one photo of me getting an IV drip, yet most of the messages coming in at a rate of one per second say 'Stop doing Bubble and go to sleep.' It is so grateful that I don't know how to express this overwhelming feeling."

He added, "Once again, I think it was really good that I started using Bubble. Thank you so much. I will always live with a heart full of gratitude."

Previously, Lee Kwang-soo had drawn attention by continuously exchanging messages with fans since starting on Bubble on the 1st. His uniquely cheerful messages, such as "Wake up, guys. It's time for Bubble," "Eat your meal quickly and come to Bubble," and "I think I'm addicted to this. What should I do?" also spread rapidly on online platforms.

However, during this process, some pointed out that the messages sent by certain users to Lee Kwang-soo were rude. When one user asked, "Do you know me? Why are you keeping sending messages?", Lee Kwang-soo playfully retorted, "Oh, I'm sorry. I must have mistaken you for someone I know."

When another user said, "Oppa, it's getting in the way of me watching Reels. I'll turn off the alarms," he replied, "You're addicted to Reels," eliciting laughter. As these conversations spread through online communities and social media, some reactions suggested that the level of joking was excessive, along with concerns about whether Lee Kwang-soo might be getting hurt.

However, Lee Kwang-soo is drawing attention by directly stating, "There aren't really many bad words" and "I don't get hurt," alleviating fans' worries.

Meanwhile, Lee Kwang-soo's exceptional fan communication has also led to actual high interest. Following "Lee Kwang-soo Bubble" rising to the number one spot in real-time trends online, "Starship Bubble" took the top spot in the App Store free app rankings as of the 7th, showing that interest in Lee Kwang-soo's Bubble continues.

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