Nowhere to Hide: IU Goes Global to Hunt Down Her Haters. 💀
IU's legal team has officially filed a request in a US federal court to unmask an anonymous user on global platform who has posted over at least 52 severe defamatory statements about her.
Jung Hoyeon: “If I can naturally pursue both (acting & modeling), I don't think there's a need to draw a line. Just look at #IU sbn, she’s built a brilliant career in both music & acting. Seeing a senior like her gives me the drive to carve my own path.”
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I'm so over LJS fans trying to shift the blame onto IU. Like, look at what’s actually trending on Weibo right now. You can't just make this stuff up.Cnetz literally act like the FBI and they have the receipts on everything happening in the industry.
It’s actually wild how hard he
most v stans didn't even act like this with lwa mv, meanwhile heo namjun stans are acting like he's a global star that could pull 100M views instantly on yt for iu to use his "hype" for her comeback.
Professor Lee Ik-joo, a Ph.D. in Korean History from SNU and former president of the Organization of Korean Historians, critiques the recent backlash against Perfect Crown. He argues that the criticism is not driven by academic rigor, but by emotional bias and selective outrage.
He points out that while The King and the Clown contained significant historical inaccuracies (e.g., the depiction of local officials and the life of King Danjong), it was showered with praise because it was a popular box-office success.
He criticizes "experts" and YouTubers who were silent on the errors of hit movies but swarmed to tear this drama apart, arguing they are merely chasing public sentiment rather than maintaining academic objectivity.
The Professor emphasizes that this drama is a work of fiction based on an alternate-history premise—a 21st-century constitutional monarchy.
He argues that because the title specifically uses "Grand Prince" (Daegun—the son of a King), the drama is intentionally set in a Kingdom hierarchy, not an Empire. Following the show's internal logic is not "historical distortion," but consistent world-building.
Professor Lee warns that viewers must stop trying to learn actual history from historical dramas or films. He states clearly: "Historical dramas are not history."
Professor Lee concludes that this entire controversy is a misdirected witch hunt. If these critics actually cared about accuracy, they would hold every project to the same standard regardless of how popular it is, rather than using "history" as a weapon to attack creative choices they personally dislike. It’s time to stop letting bandwagon opinions dictate the discourse.
Tell them, Sir! 🗣️
#PerfectCrown #IU #ByeonWooseok
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Other fandoms can stop pushing your narratives and dragging PC, WS and IU into your so-called constructive criticisms to divide this fandom. Stay in your lane and just hype your own faves. Or perhaps you’re just a closet fan since PC is STILL living in your head rent-free.
#them acknowledging that iu got the most undeserved hates with perfect crown issue just to shade ws. lol like as if they weren't the one giggling with incels every time they see them dragging and calling iu names.
When iu wrote about how diabolical it all made her feel SHE got witch-hunted for it
Yet no one saw anything wrong when a 20+ man said he wanted marry 16 year old IU in live tv .
It just shows you how normalised it was and still is