Jang Yoon-jung, tense moment at event venue: "They shook the car and opened the door… telling me to just run them over" [Star Issue]

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Singer Jang Yoon-jung shared a harrowing experience she had at an event venue.

On the 15th, a video titled "One Day in the Life of the Queen of Events, Jang Yoon-jung" was released on the YouTube channel "Janggongjang Jang Yoon-jung."

That day, as she headed to the event venue, Jang Yoon-jung expressed her gratitude toward fans. She stated, "When I check the fan cafe, fans leave comments saying 'We have arrived.' Then I think, 'These people are coming.'"

She continued, "As trot singers receive a lot of love, an enormous number of fans come to the venue," while adding, "I am not a singer whose fans frequently visit the venue. Since there are only a few, I cannot express how grateful and delighted I am."

She then said, "It makes me think that I really need to work hard. I try my best to make eye contact as much as possible," showing affection for the fans who come to the event venue to cheer her on.

After arriving at the event venue, Jang Yoon-jung appeared nervous upon seeing the large crowd. She stated, "There are so many people that we have to move carefully. I am most nervous while walking from the entrance to the side of the stage."

In particular, Jang Yoon-jung mentioned a dangerous situation she had experienced at an event venue in the past. She revealed, "As soon as my manager gets out, some people open the car door, and there are also people who shake the car."

She further revealed that "there were people who refused to move even though the car needed to proceed, telling me to just run them over," which sparked surprise.

Jang Yoon-jung reported that police were dispatched to the event venue that day as well due to a large crowd gathering. She explained, "I was told that police came because too many people gathered and there seemed to be safety concerns."

She then emphasized that audience safety is paramount, stating, "Accidents must not happen. When you come to a performance, there are many babies and elderly people, so no one should get hurt."

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