Go Young-wook, who defended Shim Soo-bong after "shooting down" Kim Da-hyun: "I fully understand her feelings... cheap trot and pungjak noise" [Star Issue]

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Go Young-wook, formerly of the group Rolla, took Shim Soo-bong's side after sparking controversy by criticizing singer Kim Da-hyun.

On the 28th, Go Young-wook posted on his personal account: "Regardless of whether remarks made in a public setting were appropriate, I understand Senior Shim Soo-bong's feelings a hundred percent."

Go Young-wook stated, "While it also relates to my personal taste, listening to music styles like those of Buzz, SG Wannabe, SeeYa, T-ARA, and Davichi, along with excessive vocal techniques, is torture for me," adding that "the standardized music and mechanical sounds of idols are mentally disturbing and make me angry."

He further added, "As trot has become the trend, everyone is rushing to enter the field, and the noise of cheap trot pungjak is beyond description."

Additionally, Go Young-wook made remarks targeting singers Hwasa, Jessi, and Seo In-young. He revealed, "Hwasa's songs make me feel nauseous, and for cases like Jessi or Seo In-young, just hearing their speech patterns and vocal tones causes stress."

Previously, Shim Soo-bong sparked controversy by making targeted remarks at an event held on the 20th in Jinan, Jeollabuk-do. Taking the stage immediately after Kim Da-hyun, she said, "The woman singing before me has made my head spin," "A young lady who doesn't know what a song is or what life is," and "Please do not send that player in front of me again."

As the controversy grew, it was reported that Shim Soo-bong directly called Kim Da-hyun to apologize. Kim Da-hyun also stated, "Teacher (Shim Soo-bong) personally offered words of apology, encouragement, and warm comfort," adding, "I will compose myself well, so please don't worry and let's meet with bright faces."

Meanwhile, Go Young-wook was sentenced to two years and six months in prison for sexually assaulting and forcibly molesting three minors on five occasions in 2010. He was released in 2015 after serving his sentence. He also became the first entertainer to wear an electronic ankle monitor.

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