'School Violence Victim' Kwak Tube: "I Will Find Them and Kill Them"... The Reason He Did Not Name the Four Perpetrators [Star Issue]

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Kwak Tube (Kwak Jun-bin) revealed the moment he recalled the names of the four school violence perpetrators who bullied him.

On the 13th, EBS's interview content 'BLANK' (hereinafter referred to as 'Blank') will reveal a meeting between travel creator Kwak Tube and Lee Woo-won, a 19-year-old youth who dropped out of school. Although both have experienced similar pain, they have lived through different times. The two are scheduled to share their stories from the day they left school until the present by filling in question cards with blanks.

The two answered the question, "What was the first thought that came to mind when you left school?" Kwak Tube answered "Liberation," while Lee Woo-won answered "The golden time of my life that was stolen from me." Lee Woo-won revealed that he suffered from repeated violence and even had an energy drink poured over his head, conveying a situation where it was difficult to find a solution within the school.

Kwak Tube expressed surprise at a story that is not much different from the bullying he experienced about 20 years ago. Kwak Tube, who hid the abuse from his parents from his sixth year of elementary school through high school, also revealed what happened after dropping out. Even after leaving school, he received threats saying, "I will find you and kill you," and confessed that he was so afraid the perpetrators might come looking for him that he could not go outside for about four months, evoking sympathy.

Subsequently, Kwak Tube enrolled in a GED (General Educational Development) test prep academy, but because the students sitting in the classroom resembled the perpetrators who had bullied him in the past, it was difficult to attend the academy, and he eventually quit after two weeks. However, he stated that he took the GED exam and received an average score of 86 points. Lee Woo-won also shared his experience of studying on his own and passing the GED with an average score of 96 points. Lee Woo-won recalled enduring difficult times with Bach's music, while Kwak Jun-bin said he found the strength to endure through his dream of going abroad and his interest in soccer.

The atmosphere changed at the question, "What moved me so that I could start over?" Lee Woo-won wrote "Diary," and Kwak Tube wrote "Desire for revenge." Lee Woo-won read a diary he had written himself to share how his heart had changed, while Kwak Tube confessed that his desire to be more successful than the people who had bullied him became the driving force behind his challenges.

Kwak Tube recalled the moment he received the Best Newcomer Award in broadcasting and confessed that he even considered naming the four people who had bullied him in his acceptance speech, but when he actually stood on stage, the people he was grateful to came to mind first. It was a moment when the desire to pay back through success turned into a feeling of gratitude.

Time was also set aside to encourage Lee Woo-won's new dreams. Upon hearing that Lee Woo-won is interested in beauty and content production, Kwak Jun-bin promised that if Lee Woo-won creates his own channel, he would appear on it and even receive makeup directly from him, and the two exchanged contact information.

'Blank' is an EBS interview series where a senior who has forged their own path outside of school meets one-on-one with a youth standing on the same path, filling in question cards with blanks to converse about life and choices.

The episode featuring Kwak Tube will be released on the 13th.

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