“Korean DJ” SODA was attacked by the audience at an event in Japan, and posted angrily: “Should I be touched if I wear less?”

[Multiple pictures] “Sexual harassment cannot be justified in any way!”

Korean DJ “SODA”, who has attracted attention for his hot body and beautiful appearance, attended the music festival “MUSIC CIRCUS FESTIVAL”in Osaka, Japan earlier, but was attacked in the chest at the event, and said he was very scared at the moment.

During the performance, when she interacted with the audience at close range, she was touched by many people, both men and women. She wrote: “After the performance, I was greatly shocked, and my hands are still shaking with fear., I approached to get closer to the fans, but several people suddenly touched my breasts and sexually harassed me, I was very shocked and scared, and of course there were some fans who liked me very much and even cried, so I tried to pretend that everything was normal Show to the end. But now going back to the hotel is still very scary, I have never experienced anything like this in the past 10 years of performing as a DJ, I can’t believe it all, it may be difficult to go easily in the future I’m close to the audience or fans…”

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After the matter gradually fermented and received attention and heated discussions, some people even began to criticize the victim SODA, so she once again issued an article denouncing these remarks.

“No matter what I wear, I can’t justify sexual harassment, but I must muster up the courage to say all of this.”, “What I wear is just to make myself look good, to make myself feel satisfied and confident. “, “It does not mean that others have the right to touch me or sexually harass me.”

“What the hell are people thinking when they say this happened to me because I was wearing scantily dressed clothes?”, “Is it my fault that I don’t wear enough clothes at Songkran? So I deserve to be touched? I have The right to freely decide what to wear, no one can judge a person just by his appearance. My body is mine, not someone else’s. I like to wear this way and will continue to wear it in the future. I don’t know when I will die in this In my life, I don’t want to care about other people’s eyes, I just want to wear the clothes I want to wear, and live freely!”