Luhan follows in the footsteps of Kris Wu and Li Yifeng, at risk of being banned from Cbiz?

Once a "top four" of Cbiz, Luhan is going through a difficult period in his career. After the livestream scandal, the suspicion of being banned has made his future even more uncertain, following in the footsteps of Wu Yifan and Li Yifeng.

Signs of abnormality began to appear in early January when Luhan Bar, Luhan's official fan club, suddenly made an announcement that left fans bewildered. The announcement of the temporary suspension of the recording of the show "Hahaha" and the indefinite postponement of the release of a magazine featuring Luhan sparked a wave of anxiety in the fan community. It is worth noting that the fan club specifically asked fans to maintain a "modest" attitude and limit comments on social media, an unprecedented move.

Immediately, suspicions about Luhan being banned began to spread. Netizens kept speculating that the male artist was facing serious problems, even legal ones. Comments such as "Is Luhan being banned for some reason?" or "Is Luhan facing personal or legal problems?" appeared more and more on forums and social networks.

Meanwhile, Luhan's fans tried to deny the rumors of the ban, claiming that their idol was just taking a break and dealing with some personal issues. However, this explanation did not seem to be enough to ease the public's worries and doubts.

The suspicions about the ban became more grounded when people recalled Luhan's livestream scandal at the end of 2024. During that live broadcast, the male artist appeared in an unconscious state, had controversial actions and statements, such as raising the middle finger and using inappropriate language.

This incident has caused a wave of outrage in the online community. Many people believe that Lu Han was drunk or even using stimulants. Previously, the male artist was also banned from following on many social networking platforms for inappropriate behavior, showing signs of "tightening" from the management agencies.

This livestream scandal is considered the "last straw", seriously damaging the image that Lu Han had worked so hard to build. Many people believe that this incident is the direct cause of the postponement of the schedule and raised suspicions of a boycott.

According to information from some reputable entertainment bloggers in China, Lu Han has not only been suspended from activities but is also facing a 6-month ban. More seriously, the male artist is also being investigated for suspected drug use.

This information has created a real "earthquake" in the entertainment industry. Brands that have cooperated with Lu Han, including big brands like KFC, have quickly removed posts and images related to him. This move shows that brands are being very cautious and want to avoid risks related to the artist's scandal.

Being banned in Cbiz has extremely serious consequences. It not only affects one's career and reputation but also causes great financial damage. Cases like Wu Yifan and Li Yifeng, who have completely "disappeared" from the entertainment industry after serious scandals, are a strong warning.

Recent scandals, from controversial livestreams to suspicions of being banned, have marked a "long slide" in Luhan's career. From the peak of fame, he is facing the risk of being "erased" from the entertainment industry.

Currently, Luhan's side has not yet given any official response to the suspicions of being banned and investigated. This silence has further increased the curiosity and anxiety of the public. Can Luhan overcome this "storm"? Where will his future career go? Everything is still a mystery.

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