Representative Lee Sun Kyun urgently begged the audience to do this at the funeral

After actor Lee Sun Kyun was found dead in his car, it shocked the Korean entertainment industry. According to the management company's announcement, Lee Sun Kyun's funeral will take place privately, with only family and close people present.

On the morning of December 27, Korean media reported that police confirmed that actor Lee Sun Kyun had passed away. The management company confirmed that actress Lee Sun Kyun passed away, the funeral was held quietly with the participation of family and colleagues.

However, there were many "uninvited guests" who came to cause chaos at the Parasite actor's funeral.

Money Today reported that a man wearing sunglasses caused a commotion at the entrance to the third floor of the funeral home. This person shouted loudly , "I can't stand thinking about you. I'm about to cry" and walked back and forth between the reporter area. In addition, some YouTubers came to disturb the funeral day and night, even going to Lee Sun Kyun's house.

This situation is so serious that the management company of "Photo Emperor" had to speak out:

"We would like to thank everyone who is mourning the last moments of the late actress Lee Sun Kyun. All procedures from here on out, including the procession and burial, will be held privacy. Therefore, we ask that you please only send your condolences through thoughts and prayers only," the Parasite star's management company said in a statement.

Following that, the company noted that there had been uninvited guests claiming to be YouTubers appearing day and night, causing "unwanted chaos to the point of cruelty". Therefore, the company was forced to ask all audiences to cooperate and not gather at Lee Sun Kyun's funeral.

"There have been uninvited guests claiming to be YouTubers appearing both day and night, causing unwanted chaos to the point of becoming cruel and unbearable. Once again, they I earnestly request your cooperation, so that the deceased's family, colleagues and acquaintances can mourn to the necessary extent."

This is not the first time YouTubers have caused trouble for actor Lee Sun Kyun. Previously, a YouTube channel announced a recording of a phone call between actor Lee Sun Kyun and the head of an entertainment establishment denouncing him. This channel has faced fierce criticism.

The above mentioned YouTube channel has also continuously posted videos related to Lee Sun Kyun since he was investigated for allegations of using banned substances.

Netizens expressed outrage at the excessive actions of YouTubers, many people requested to block YouTube channels that are taking advantage of Lee Sun Kyun's death to gain likes and views. Many people spoke out saying that this was an unacceptable action.

Lee Sun Kyun's funeral was held at Funeral Home No. 1, Seoul National University Hospital from the evening of December 27. On the morning of December 29, the actor's coffin will be buried in Yeonhwa ward, Suwon city, Gyeonggi province.

On the first day, artists Sol Kyung Gu, Jo Jung Suk, Cho Jin Woong, Hua Quang Han, Yoo Jae Myung, Kim Seong Cheol, Kim Sang Ho, Kim Jong Soo, Min Jin Woong, Go Kyung Pyo, Moon Sung Geun, Kim Hye Eun, Bae Yu Ram, director Lee Won Seok... came to the funeral to see their late colleague off the last mile. According to Nate, actors Jo Jung Suk and Cho Jin Woong could not hide their shocked and sad faces when attending Lee Sun Kyun's funeral.

Director Parasite - Bong Joon Ho also came to express his condolences to the family. Stars Park So Dam, Jung Ryeo Won, Oh Nara, Yoo Hae Jin, Park Seo Joon, Kim Yoo Jung, Ryu Seung Ryong, Ha Ji Won... with the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Korea Yoo In Chon also quietly came to see Lee Sun Kyun off.

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