On the 11th, Yoon Kye-sang was concerned about the excessive interest of the bride-to-be, as he reported the news of marriage with Mr. Chamo, a 5-year-old businessman. "There are some things that are a little worried with the heart. I have been living in a special job called Celebrity for a long time, but I am worried that my wife will be too burdened to be exposed to sudden excessive interest in non-Celebrity Yi Gi. "
In this article, the netizens noted that "I have lived as a special job called Celebrity for a long time." Some netizens pointed out, "It would have been nice if the word 'special' could cause Missunderstood, so it was not ordinary." Some netizens are also worried that Yoon Kye-sang has a perception that it is 'Celebrity = Special Class'. When distinguishing Celebrity from non-Celebrity, it is pointed out that non-Celebrity is expressed as 'general person' in the past, and that there is room for Misunderstood.
How does the National Institute of Korean Language's standard Korean Dictionary define special ()? First, it explains that it is 'specially different'. Second, it is defined as 'limited to the part without any kind of whole'. In the first case, it may be considered to be 'distinguishable from ordinary people', but in the second sense it may be seen as 'some'.
"Left Party" in the past
It is not the first time that the expression of Yoon Kye-sang has been controversial. Yoon Kye-sang was in the old magazine Interview saying "the film industry is a Left Party."
Yoon Kye-sang said, "In November 2009, while I was Interviewing a monthly magazine ahead of the release of the movie 'Executive', I felt that it was difficult to be recognized as a movie star from an idol singer.
When the Interview host asked the nuance of the word 'Left Party', Yoon Kye-sang replied: "It's blocked." Even when pointed out that there is 'Misunderstood possession', Yoon Kye-sang said: "It doesn't matter, it's what I say because I've been through. I am talking about a lot of people with such a tendency, so I had to fight, and I am still doing that kind of Interview. "
The release of this Interview caused controversy. This comment by Yoon Kye-sang is interpreted as "the film industry rejects the idol group, and this trend is due to the Left Party Yi Gi, which is tightly blocked by the majority of the film industry." The netizens said, "It seems that I used the word 'Left Party' incorrectly." He said that it was not appropriate to write 'exclusive' or 'peppery'. There was also criticism that Yoon Kye-sang looked too politically at the film industry.
Yoon Kye-sang apologized to his fan cafe, saying, "Left Party remarks are a perfect mistake from ignorance." "I was mistaken for the big meaning of the word Left Party, just ashamed of my perfect mistake, because of my Yi Gi," he wrote in a post titled "It's a shame day."
An entertainment official said, "In both cases, there would have been something that Yoon Kye-sang wanted to say. It was difficult to have a 'preconception' of idol in the movie industry, and Celebrity is like 'public figure', so you can get attention, but protect your prospective wife. But as a person who has a job to breathe and communicate with the public, fans will want to make the expression used by most people clear. "
"We should not forget that the job called Celebrity has the attribute of receiving public attention, so privacy and small parts are enough news. "The public cheers and applause that are pouring toward them should not be mistaken as if they are elements that make them" special ".