from a youtuber instagram the messages were classified as problematic. On August 10, a post titled “The YouTuber with 200,000 subscribers who recklessly talked about WINNER’s Song Min Ho’s mental health” went viral on an online community.
The post, which has been viewed over 100,000 times, featured an Instagram story from the YouTuber, called dragon lake.
The Instagram story shows the degrading youtuber WINNERit is My name as well as people with mental disorders.
I have never seen a celeb with better mental toughness than IU. Seeing Mino crying in front of Oh Eun Young made me want to punch him. Male celebrities these days are only physically male and have a 14-year-old daughter living there. Seriously, I think IU is the number one hip-hop artist in Korea. Those losers who are unable to overcome their emotions will never be like IU.
— Dragon Lake
Recently, Mino spoke with the psychiatrist oh eun young about the problems he was facing with anxiety and panic attacks. He revealed that he had been diagnosed with depression and an anxiety disorder.
Another Instagram post from the YouTuber claimed that people with depression could “choose” to stop being depressed if they wanted to.
Depression is something anyone can have if they want to. Depression is treated immediately when a person decides they are no longer depressed. Going forward, I decided to get depressed every time someone says something reckless in my DMs. I will use the law to prosecute those who assault me in accordance with the law that protects people with mental illness.
— Dragon Lake
The YouTuber also appeared to belittle Mino fans via his Instagram.
Netizens expressed their outrage at the YouTuber in the comments.
- “Is depression a choice? This is the biggest load of BS I’ve heard all day.”
- “He’s a keyboard warrior.”
- “What’s so weak about saying you need help?” And why are you bringing IU in there?”
- “This guy has the worst personality. If someone around him was depressed, he’s the type to talk them off a cliff. Please think before you speak.”
- “I used to watch your product reviews, but I’m going to avoid your videos now.”
- “Why are you bringing IU in there?” »
- “What’s wrong with him?”
- “Mino said he’s much happier promoting as a group these days. I hope he doesn’t see it and stays happy.”
- “Empathy is a skill.”
Mental health is not an issue to be taken lightly.