Many celebrities have spoken out against the intrusive activities of sasaeng followers because they have grown increasingly concerned about their privacy being invaded. Jaejoong voiced his displeasure and worry regarding sasaeng taxis on January 22 through his social media accounts. He went into detail about sasaeng taxis that would lurk in different places, their drivers using risky techniques. The emotional toll these activities impose on individuals is highlighted by Jaejoong, who condemns them.
There have been several occasions where EXO members have spoken out about the pain that sasaeng fans have given them. For example, in March, Baekhyun shared on the fan community Bubble his plans to take vocal lessons and his wish to study undisturbed. He said that he had trouble focusing because a sasaeng enthusiast had visited him.
With an average of one hundred calls each day on his personal cell phone, EXO member Sehun has been inundated with phone calls. Disappointed, he said, “I don’t change my number on purpose because even if I do, I still get calls, which is even more annoying.”
Take a look at below tweet:
Celebrities speak out against repeated invasive situations with sasaeng fanshttps://t.co/FMH2JiOlCG
— allkpop (@allkpop) January 23, 2024
An uncomfortable incident occurred when a sasaeng fan showed up at the house of BTS member V and presented him with a marriage certificate. So, the supporter is now in the middle of a judicial battle over allegations of stalking. Furthermore, BTS member Jungkook had to issue a strong warning to sasaeng supporters not to send food to his house, threatening to take action in the event that it occurred again.
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Big Hit Music has a zero-tolerance policy on stalker crimes that endanger their members’ safety.
People used to think sasaeng behavior was just extreme fandom, but after hearing celebrities complain about being harassed for long periods, people started to see it differently. These behaviors are now seen as illegal rather than fan-loving. A lot of people are disappointed that the sasaeng culture hasn’t gone away despite laws that restrict sasaeng supporters and the Stalking Punishment Act. For more updates, you can join us on our Twitter account.
