A former Chungju man YouTuber, Kim Seon-tae, attempted a solo MC role on terrestrial broadcasting through Don Seon-tae success era, but after asking about the "Is it scary?" controversy regarding Risenne Woni in the pre-release video caused backlash, he apologized and announced his voluntary withdrawal.
On the 31st, Kim Seon-tae posted a video titled "Hello" on his personal YouTube channel.
That day Kim Seon-tae said, "I guess I was a bit greedy. Trying to be a solo MC on terrestrial broadcasting isn't easy. It's not that I'm lacking ability because I have an agency or anything like that; being on my own I felt overall it wasn't smooth," he said.
He continued, "There were actually difficulties in communication with the production team as well. It's my fault. I'm not making excuses; I really think my ability is lacking," and added, "I felt many shortcomings in leading the show as a solo MC, and I decided to voluntarily step down."
Kim Seon-tae bowed his head and said, "Yesterday I also spoke on the phone with Risenne's agency representative. I apologized directly and apologized to the members as well. Before I called, the members told me they were worried about me first. I'm sorry again and again. I will reflect on myself through this incident."
In the web variety show Don Seon-tae success era, released earlier on the 29th, Risenne Woni and Minami appeared and were shown talking about the "Is it scary?" controversy.
In the video, Kim Seon-tae asked Woni about the "Is it scary?" controversy, and Woni said, "I was actually very startled. One day I was just imagining appearing on YouTube and music shows, and suddenly being on the news overnight was so scary," and added, "What I felt after that was that I have to be careful with every single word I say."
In particular, the video thumbnail emphasized the phrase "What's scary?" by highlighting the syllable "노" in a different color, and the description included hashtags for figures unrelated to Risenne, Woni, and Minami such as President Lee Jae-myung, Han Dong-hoon, Hong Myung-bo, Lee Jae-yong, Chey Tae-won, Min Hee-jin, and NewJeans. As the controversy grew, the video was made private.
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