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In a widely circulated voice recording, several well-known YouTubers in South Korea accused Tzuyang of being a former bully and once a comfort woman.
Tzuyang recently revealed the bitter truth about the abuse her ex-boyfriend had been carrying out for 4 years. The popular mukbang YouTuber revealed that he was forced to become a barmaid and was threatened with having his intimate videos shared by his ex.
Tzuyang's ex-girlfriend also threatened to reveal the woman's past. However, recently it was revealed that this woman had been gossiped about by several YouTubers who were thought to be Gujaeyeok, Caracula, and Jeon Guk Jin.
In a widely circulated voice recording, the YouTubers accused Tzuyang of being a former bully and once a comfort woman. Guk Jin was heard saying, "Tzuyang from the salon room (adult entertainment venue)", and Gujaeyeok added, "Not only does she work at the salon room, she also works at XX. She was also a bully at school."
In further conversations, the YouTubers also discussed plans to blackmail Tzuyang, as well as leaking more details about his past. Gujaeyeok claims to have proof that Tzuyang and CEO Jeon live together.
Tzuyang was also said to have been caught not paying taxes, which ultimately separated the two. One of the most controversial parts of the conversation was when Gujaeyeok revealed that Tzuyang paid 6 million won every month to the women he worked with to not reveal his past.
Accusations of Tzuyang's bad behavior in the past have drawn pros and cons from netizens. Many felt that the YouTubers were also wrong for exploiting Tzuyang's past and revealing it without the woman's permission.
"They are so evil to hurt someone good and famous for the sake of their viewers[sic!]," wrote one netizen. "In the end, a young woman was the victim. This just makes things worse for her[sic!]," added another.
"Why is Gasaeyeon so angry because Gujaeyeok saved their conversation? Gasaeyeon is not the type to save Tzuyang from her blackmailer for no reason, lol[sic!]," said another netizen. "I hope Tzuyang gets all his money back[sic!]," added another. (wk/charity)
