Kim Jun Sik allegedly made a hidden message for Freezia after being caught up in the KW goods controversy

Kim Jun Sik and Freezia

'Single's Inferno' is one of Korea's first dating reality shows that aired on Netflix so that it received high enthusiasm. Unfortunately, one of the featured contestants for Freezia's viewers is having a hard time because of the controversy over KW's goods.

After Freezia's popularity in January increased thanks to her appearance in "Single's Inferno", the talk in the entertainment industry is that the controversy over KW's goods around the YouTuber who owns the name Song Ji Ah is heating up. After Dispatch clarifies and provides details regarding which goods are counterfeit and not owned by Freezia.

It's been almost a month since the controversy arose, one of the contestants from "Single's Inferno" decided to share a message of support for Freezia. The contestant is known to be Kim Jun Sik who recently attracted attention thanks to the upload of photos on his Instagram along with a long message.

At first glance, the message seems to be a word of wisdom that he wants to share with fans. However, on a closer look, there was a hidden message for the fellow contestants on the show.

"There are many difficulties during periods of internal and external crisis. I want to be a person who shows it through actions rather than just saying 'fun' with words. No matter how cruel life is, the way will always be seen. No matter how difficult it is, things will go hand in hand time. You worked hard last year. I hope we can meet again with a smile," Kim Jun Sik wrote at length.

However, netizens discovered that when they took the first letter of each sentence from the ground up, it read, "Ji Ah, cheer up!" Netizens were quick to notice this message, considering the exclamation mark was at the top of the paragraph without another sentence.

Many netizens praised Kim Jun Sik for providing support in a unique way. Although it is unknown whether it was a coincidence or indeed a hidden message from Kim Jun Sik to Freezia.

"It's great that he shows his support for Ji Ah in such a way," "He seems like a nice guy," commented netizens. "I think he wanted to show his support for her. And she had to. It's not like Freezia committed a serious crime," wrote another. "I know it's wrong what he did but I don't think it's that bad, it's like murder or anything," another commented.

As is known, controversy arose when a netizen said the Chanel brand T-shirt worn by Freezia at the event was a KW item and not an original Chanel product. Soon after, the netizen detective team took their own action to analyze all the luxury brand items that Freezia saw and displayed on her YouTube and social media accounts until more than 20 items belonging to the YouTuber were accused of being fake.

Meanwhile, with the increasing number of accusations of counterfeit goods, Freezia posted an apology and admitted her guilt and started deleting hundreds of photos from her Instagram and deleting videos from her Youtube channel. However, netizens did not stop directing hateful and malicious comments at Freezia which caused the YouTuber to delete all videos from his YouTube channel and take time for self-introspection. (wk/taki)