Sulli was not listened to when asking SM Entertainment to take legal action against stalkers
Sulli, a former f (x) member, reportedly committed suicide recently, a fact that shocked the K-pop community and the whole world. In this way, a great variety of news has come out since yesterday. One of them has echoed controversies, since it would talk about the possible cause of death of the idol. It shows evidence that Sulli had asked to take legal action against stalkers and malicious comments, although without success.
SM Entertainment was the agency that managed Sulli's career, therefore this company was the representative of the idol in the entire entertainment industry and in digital media. Thus, due to the constant harassment suffered by the artist, she asked SM Entertainment to take legal action against those who made malicious and degrading comments. Even so, these requests were never heard by the company.
SM Entertainment is accused of being one of the causes of Sulli's death by ignoring her after her repeated requests for help
Korean society is extremely upset with this company, since they consider that it ignored all of Sulli's requests, which, if they had been considered, perhaps would have helped the idol not go through a deep depression and not end up committing suicide. This fact has generated great pain among the entire community of fans of the artist, who demand justice for all these revelations.
According to the internal source of SM Entertainment, a worker of said company who was interviewed by the Busan Report, the company could not take legal action due to the IP changes generated by Internet users to make all kinds of negative comments towards Sulli. In addition, it has been revealed that, due to the little popularity of the artist, this agency ended up taking an extremely passive attitude towards this whole case.
It must be remembered that Jonghyun, a K-pop artist, would have committed suicide in 2017 after living extremely unhappy moments. The idol was also part of SM Entertainment, which would clearly reflect that said company does not consider the mental health of its artists, perhaps even taking advantage of them and only using them as objects for profit.
