The comedian Lee Su-ji, who became an issue with the 'Daechi Mom' parody, mentioned controversies such as targeting Han Ga-in.
Lee Su-ji appeared on KBS Cool FM's 'Oh My Girl Hyojeong's Raise the Volume' broadcast on the 5th and opened up about her YouTube channel 'Hot Issue-ji'. Lee noted that she is currently showcasing a variety of characters through a fake documentary, including the enthusiastic 'Daechi Mom' and the group buying influencer 'Shubli Mom'.
Lee said, “There was a suggestion to have a beef dinner when I reach 1 million subscribers. After I created the channel, I thought that around 10,000 to 20,000 after about three months would be good enough. I started it like that, but the response has been so great compared to the beginning that I am being cautious.” She continued, “In six months, around August, it will be the time to wear swimsuits, so it might be nice to wear a bikini while doing 'Shubli Mom',” also making a promise about the bikini regarding her alter ego 'Shubli Mom', who recently transformed into a group buying influencer.
Lee revealed, “The effort I put into each character is the same. In fact, I uploaded the 'Daechi Mom' videos with the intention of preserving memories, but the response was so strong that I realized things were not going as I intended. There were misunderstandings and pressures as well.” She emphasized, “All characters are based on people around me, or on my own experiences and moments.”
She also added, “My hobby is observing people. I parodied my mother using a mobile phone cover case, and whenever I go to public places like restaurants or cafes, I closely watch people. Next, it could be you.”
Last month, Lee posted a fake documentary video parodying parents in the academy district of Daechi-dong in Gangnam, Seoul. In the video, Lee transforms into Lee So-dam, the mother of 4-year-old 'Jaemi', wearing a luxury Moncler jacket costing hundreds of thousands of won and carrying a Chanel bag while taking her child to the academy in a Porsche vehicle. She briefly had a meal of kimbap in the car. This video has recorded 7.96 million views so far. As this video gained attention, it also unintentionally affected actress Han Ga-in.
Last year, Han Ga-in revealed a video through her YouTube channel showing her riding as her children attended an academy for 14 hours. Some netizens left malicious comments, claiming that the video looked similar to Han's daily life, and when it escalated into malicious comments aimed at her children, Han ultimately switched the video to private.