Song Baek-kyung, former member of the group One Time, expresses anger at a shaman who speculated about rapper and producer Perry's life or death: "It gives me chills" [Star Issue]

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Song Baek-kyung, a former member of the group One Time, publicly criticized a shaman for arbitrarily speculating about the life or death of Perry, a rapper and producer who has been missing.

On the 12th, Song Baek-kyung revealed the face of a shaman on his personal social media account. The shaman is known to have conducted a fortune-telling session regarding Perry.

In response, Song Baek-kyung stated, "Auntie. I didn't really want to watch your videos either, but I ended up seeing one by chance. However, it gave me chills too. It looked pitch black to my eyes as well. I don't know if that is your true inner feeling, but..."

He continued, "Is this person alive? When did he go to the United States? What do you mean by saying you will ask everything you want to ask and then act according to the situation? The traces of needles are visible on your face too. It feels like your eyes and nose were bought at a discount. And who are you, someone who claims to know things and lives another person's life? How can you speak carelessly while talking about the dead?"

He added, "Perhaps this is why I have come to harbor an unreasoned hatred toward shamans."

Meanwhile, Perry, a Korean-American born in 1971, was an early member of YG Entertainment and participated in the album productions of Jinusean, One Time, Wheesung, and Se7en. He also released a solo album in 2001. However, since being reported as spotted in Los Angeles (LA), United States, in 2010, he has remained missing, causing concern among the public.

In this regard, last September, the production team of SBS's 'That Is What We Want to Know' also published a notice requesting tips from people who know Perry's current status or can contact his family.

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