Sky Minhyuk denies school violence… “It’s absurd, I was bullied because I was small.”

Rapper Sky Min-hyuk (Lee Min-hyuk, 25), who was the subject of revelations that he participated in a group assault of female students in the past, came forward to directly refute the suspicions.

On the 12th, Sky Minhyuk posted on his social networking service (SNS), “Three days ago, a controversial article about school violence against me was posted. “The content in question is not true, and I think the person who wrote it in the first place should be punished,” he said, providing an explanation.

He continued, “I will leave it alone for now because the people who have criticized it and believed it to be true have posted it because they believe it, but I think it would be better to be prepared to be punished for those who continue to post even though they say it is not true.”

In addition, Sky Minhyuk said, “Absurd things happen in life,” and expressed his determination, “I think it’s because I became famous, and I will work hard with my music.”

Sky Minhyuk also refuted the suspicions of school violence through Xports News on this day. He said, “As more and more people believed it to be true, I thought it couldn’t continue like this. “Because I am honest about the allegations of school violence, I thought it was right to provide an explanation,” he said, explaining why he spoke out directly.

Sky Minhyuk claimed that he was a victim of bullying and was never the perpetrator. He said, “At the time, I didn’t have time to look into who was hitting and harassing whom. “I was very small when I was young, and I have never used violence since I was born,” he said.

He said, “The original post was deleted within a few hours, so I wondered how difficult it must have been for the person who wrote it to write such a post. “If the issue passed without any particular issues, I tried not to make an issue of it, but the misunderstanding has grown so much that I now feel that not only I, but also the company, can’t remain silent,” he emphasized.

He, who has now overcome the damage of school violence, said to the same victims, “When you have to speak out, you must speak out. I am worried that because of this incident, those who posted actual school violence victims will be questioned and controversy over their authenticity will arise. “I hope those who have truly been victims of school violence will speak out and the perpetrators will be punished,” he said.

Previously, a post was recently spread online claiming that he was assaulted by rapper A, a former member of Mnet’s ‘Show Me the Money’, when he was in middle school. Person B, who identified herself as a woman, wrote that Person A had beaten her by saying, ‘You say she’s stubborn?’ and ‘You said she’s a punching bag?’ or brought her friends and encouraged her to assault her by saying, ‘This is a kid you can beat.’ Mr. B said, “Although A was not the instigator, he was one of the perpetrators,” adding, “A was short and not part of the group. “I think that’s why she bullied me because she was a more easy-going girl,” he said, revealing Mr. A’s middle school graduation photo.

Seo Da-eun, online news reporter [email protected]

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