kpop teen idol leaves group after suicide attempt

[waterfall 805]

**** this kinda scary 

https://x.com/PopBase/status/1865547212752613620
https://x.com/PopBase/status/1865530861749166299

idk why the tweets wont load but yea sis consumed 42 pills

i remember back too momo from twice said she ate ice cubes for breakfast 

all these teen girls... like i didnt know the industry was scary like that and why they so focused on being really skinny

also, she was bound to $500,000 training debt

Edited December 8, 2024 by waterfall

[Lucas 27,392]

Not them trying to make it pass as an eating disorder like she was hungry, instead of a suicide attempt. The kpop industry is absolutely awful towards its idols. There are new examples out there every week.

[owkness 120]

6 hours ago, waterfall said:

**** this kinda scary 

https://x.com/PopBase/status/1865547212752613620
https://x.com/PopBase/status/1865530861749166299

idk why the tweets wont load but yea sis consumed 42 pills

i remember back too momo from twice said she ate ice cubes for breakfast 

all these teen girls... like i didnt know the industry was scary like that and why they so focused on being really skinny

also, she was bound to $500,000 training debt

hmm the money debts also applies to western pop industry as well not only kpop. aka investments.

welcome to adult world

+so sad for the girl though

[gagzus 16,084]

I love how we know for a fact that the KPop industry is like borderline slavery at this point but we still do nothing about it, like even after this 

[Teletubby 151,447]

9 hours ago, waterfall said:

also, she was bound to $500,000 training debt

she is only 17 now (she was 15 when she auditioned),  if anything was signed it had to be signed by the parents, every member was under 18 when they auditioned, one of them was only 12.
Why would any parent sign up their child for this?

[Guest]

I am glad she is exposing the situation. KPOP girls are treated in an outrageous way and it's about time that girl groups industry falls down