Choi Jun-hee is not holding back. The 23-year-old influencer posted a blunt video on October 7 aimed squarely at malicious commenters who mocked her while she was reeling from a sudden social media suspension.
According to Xports News, Choi shared the video of herself staring into the camera with a caption that read: “Why do you live like that? You were fine, so why did you turn like this? What do you even know?” She closed the post with: “Thank goodness we only live once — because I don’t want to go through this madness again. Everyone, fighting.”
The clash comes days after she revealed that her main account, with around 230,000 followers, had been temporarily suspended without explanation. On October 1 she posted a screenshot of the notice and wrote that she was preparing a formal complaint letter. The next day, posting from a backup account, she said the platform still had not told her the reason and that the case was under review.
She also pushed back at outlets that sensationalized her emotional posts, writing that she had “caused an uproar over nothing.” But she was frank about her frustration: “Wouldn’t it be stranger if I weren’t angry when an account with 227,000 followers suddenly disappears? It’s not just work — it’s my daily life, conversations, and memories. I say I’m fine, but inside, I’m not fine at all.”
No official statement on the suspension reason was available.
