Once you become an online celebrity, dealing with criticism from the community is almost inevitable, and streaming is no exception.
Many streamers have had to quit their careers due to public pressure. However, even after retiring, some female streamers still face harassment from anti-fans. A prime example is Inkyung, whose story is shared below.
About a month before officially announcing her retirement from streaming, Inkyung decided to fully focus on her modeling career.
The reason was that she kept becoming a target of anti-fan attacks every time she went live. Notably, before quitting, Inkyung donated all the money she received from donations, around 10 million won (about 200 million VND), to charity. This was seen as her way of closing the chapter on her streaming journey.
But the troubles didn’t stop there. Even after stepping away from streaming, Inkyung couldn’t escape harassment from anti-fans. Recently, she shared on social media that she’s been receiving persistent messages pushing her towards adult work. Frustrated by this, Inkyung warned she will take legal action if it continues. “Please stop sending me harassing messages. If not, I will sue everyone who sends inappropriate words,” she said firmly.
Currently, Inkyung has 2.3 million followers on her personal page and is a very popular model. If she chooses to shut down her social media to avoid further issues, many fans would surely be disappointed.
