Those who rose with the bubble, those who fell with it… Why couldn’t Yuno Yunho become Lee Kwang-soo? [Star Issue]

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Yuno Yunho (40, real name Jung Yun-ho), a member of the group TVXQ and an actor, has found himself in controversy for creating unnecessary friction, unlike actor Lee Kwang-soo (41), who has thrived with “Bubble.”

Recently, posts titled “Lee Kwang-soo sends dozens of bubbles a day, while Yuno Yunho only shows up after two months to engage in a power struggle with fans” have spread across social media and various online communities. These posts included screenshots of messages exchanged between Yuno Yunho and fans on the paid fan communication platform “Bubble” in July.

According to the screenshots, Yuno Yunho was criticized by fans for his low frequency of communication at the time. However, Yuno Yunho responded, “I’m sorry, but it’s okay if you can’t understand. I am trying my best to come to this Bubble, and I’m sorry that I can’t satisfy you, but I think this is the best I can do. Please don’t provoke me ^^”

In response, one fan wrote a harsh critique: “I wonder if fans wouldn’t be so angry if he had visited at least once a month. Some people find communication difficult and everyone has different personalities, but still, this is part of his job as an idol, and he should know that it’s a paid communication app. He should have come at least once a month; the last time he came was in early May. We were also very surprised by him freezing fan IDs and engaging in a power struggle. I understand he is busy, but please just know that we are very disappointed that he makes excuses while telling us not to provoke him. The time I have spent liking him for decades is starting to feel like a waste. Anyway, work hard on future matters, and if communication apps like Bubble are too difficult, don’t come at all. Fans can simply choose not to subscribe.”

Yuno Yunho also pushed back, stating, “You don’t have to come if you insist on speaking provocatively. I respect that people may feel hurt, but those who express themselves in this way… that is not mutual respect. I am always sorry to my fans, but please leave if you do not show respect. Please continue to support me going forward.”

Ultimately, the situation appeared as a “power struggle” with fans, drawing disapproval. However, it is known that Yuno Yunho has since taken an active approach to communicating with fans, showing a changed attitude.

Nevertheless, this incident has been re-examined recently because Lee Kwang-soo has emerged as the “Bubble Prince,” naturally placing Yuno Yunho on the comparison line among netizens.

Since opening his “Bubble” account on the 1st of this month, Lee Kwang-soo has shared every detail of his daily life with fans in a friendly manner, generating explosive buzz. His “Bubble” has also attracted intense interest among fellow celebrities and has been mentioned daily on numerous variety shows and social media. The influx of people trying to subscribe to Lee Kwang-soo even pushed “Bubble” to the number one spot in app store rankings. Eventually, a somewhat extreme expression appeared online: “If a man contacts you less than Lee Kwang-soo’s Bubble, whether he is someone you are dating or your boyfriend, just dump him. Are you busier than Lee Kwang-soo? Don’t cling to someone who is worse than Lee Kwang-soo; subscribe to Lee Kwang-soo’s Bubble and find the light. Lee Kwang-soo is the best.” This statement gained empathy from netizens and rose to become a meme.

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