Seungri’s Behavior In Bali Club Incites Outrage Among Korean Netizens and International Fans: ‘They Just Never Learn’

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According to Korean media, Seungri, a former member of the popular group BIGBANG, was reportedly seen at a club in Bali. The news quickly circulated on social media and online forums, causing netizens to express frustration and anger over Seungri’s actions.

On August 12, Korean netizens created a forum titled “Seungri And His Group Spotted At Bali Club: ‘Wanna Hang Out In Our Dorm?’”after an article from Maeil Kyungjae, a Korean news outlet, reported on Seungri’s alleged club visits in Bali, Indonesia, with his friends.

Seungri's Behavior In Bali Club Incites Outrage Among K-Netz, I-Fans: 'They Just Never Learn'
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According to a report from Maeil Kyungjae, Seungri was spotted at a club in Bali on August 10th. The outlet obtained a video clip which allegedly shows Seungri conversing with one or two women, believed to be Korean.

According to reports, during the clip, a woman can be heard asking Seungri (whose real name is Seunghyeon), “Will you buy it for me?”Allegedly, Seungri responded, “I’ll buy it for you, I’ll buy it.”Additionally, a member of the group is said to have invited the tourists to join them for fun at their dorm, which was a mere 5-minute distance.

The coverage has sparked intense reactions from Korean netizens, with many expressing their disdain for the former idol’s reported behavior at the club. Here are a few of their comments:

  • “He’s still not dead?”
  • “At this point, this has to be a disease.”
  • “People never change, he’s the perfect example of that saying.”
  • “He really needs to get banned from entering South Korea again.”
  • “Can we just give him the death sentence if Burning Sun happens again?”
  • “Why is he like that?”
  • “Ew. Please send him back to the military.”

In a different post, fans from around the world also had strong reactions to the news. Some proposed a travel ban for Seungri and others raised concerns for the affected women. Here are a few examples of their responses:

  • “Can someone make a FundMe for his head? I will gladly donate. Also, Korea, you love pride, reputation, or whatever, so ban him from traveling.”
  • “They just never learn.”
  • “This id**t is going to end up in prison once more in the next five years, mark my words.”
  • “Everyone knew that neither he, nor any of his friends, would change and that’s why their short sentences were ridiculous.”
  • “I just hope the women are aware of who they’re meeting and that they stay safe.”
  • “Disgusting. He needs to be castrated.”
  • “I hate this guy with all my being.”

On X (previously known as Twitter), the news quickly gained popularity among the K-pop community as numerous users shared their opinions.

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