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On September 2, singer/actor Lee Jin Hyuk was a guest on SBSit is Wendy Young Street radio program. The idol who previously appeared on the show as a special DJ kicked off the show by exchanging compliments with Wendy in a friendly atmosphere.
However, some fans claim that Lee Jin Hyuk may have gotten too comfortable when after Wendy asked the idol to come back soon, the idol suddenly made a comment about him.
I’m sorry, but on camera it looks like your eyes are out of focus.
—Lee Jin-hyuk
Wendy brushed him off, stating that his eyes were a little puffy and that was why his eyes looked blurry. When Wendy asked the singer to visit her shortly after her upcoming album, the idol once again commented on Wendy’s eyes.
Your eyes are scary today.
—Lee Jin-hyuk
It wasn’t the last time Lee Jin Hyuk commented on Wendy’s eyes. During a segment where they talked about Lee Jin Hyuk’s recent promotions, he again commented on Wendy’s eyes.
Sorry. Why are your eyes shaking? Do you lack magnesium? I’m sorry, but try to look focused.
—Lee Jin-hyuk
Unfortunately, Lee Jin Hyuk’s fixation on Wendy’s eyes didn’t end there, as he then snapped his fingers, saying, “Nuna, your eyes are blurry” to which Wendy replied.
He is focused. I just looked down.
— Wendy
Although Lee Jin Hyuk was clearly having fun, viewers felt it was inappropriate for a hoobae finger gesture to get your attention Sun, or older. Netizens gathered in one of Korea’s largest online communities to respond to the interaction.
- “Wow, his manners… He always seems to act badly when he’s with sunbae women.”
- “It’s not the first time, and his attitude has always been bad.”
- “He went too far several times. It just proves he wasn’t trying to be funny, he’s just a rude person. I think it went even further because Wendy was so nice.”
- “I remember he had already apologized to the fans and to another actor for saying something he shouldn’t. Looks like he’s in trouble again for something similar.
- “He went too far.”
- “He’s so rude… Even if his eyes looked tired, why would you put it like that?” And if she denied it, he should have apologized and moved on. Instead, he repeatedly commented on it and even snapped his fingers. If they were best friends, I would understand, but it wasn’t appropriate to do it in a professional setting.
- “It’s disappointing that he got in trouble for being rude to several sunbae women.”
What do you think of the incident?