KPOP STARS THAT HAS BEEN RUMORED AS GAY [PART 2] - VANBUN

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• IN THE MP WORLD OF K-POP, ’S HARD FOR STARS TO BE GAY
• KPOP STARS THAT HAS BEEN RUMORED AS GAY [PART 2]
• KPOP STARS THAT HAS BEEN RUMORED AS GAY [PART 1]

IN THE MP WORLD OF K-POP, ’S HARD FOR STARS TO BE GAY

Holland is not the first known LGBT K-pop idol, but you n say that this new generatn of K-pop, he's one of the first idols who admted that he's gay. He ially me out as gay 2015, and upon g Korea, his iends told him to keep his sexualy secret - but he's proud of his inty, makg him the first Korean artist who is openly gay. However, durg an terview, she nfsed she is gay, g her to be kicked out om her agency.

There are reasons why there aren’t a lot of openly gay idols. Two sirs nfirmed that gay idols are more mon than expected. | For their Dark Sis Of K-Pop segment, former Blady member Co and traee-turned-lyricist Ga Maeng were asked how Korean pani view same-sex relatnships and gay idols.

KPOP STARS THAT HAS BEEN RUMORED AS GAY [PART 2]

Dpe idols not talkg about their sexualy, there are que a few who are gay. In a society where celebri receive backlash for g out as gay, mak sense why K-Pop idols who are part of the LGBT muny want to protect themselv. muny, the female celebri are also likely to enjoy homosexualy as.

She even released the song “Everyone Has Secret” featurg Ga wh the lyrics about the fear and prsure of homosexuals when they have to hi themselv for a long time. Some have revealed that they have seen Amber at gay clubs and bars. Cheetah has also ma many izens nclu that she is homosexual when she published her overly timate photos wh another girl (later known to be Cheetah‘s manager).

KPOP STARS THAT HAS BEEN RUMORED AS GAY [PART 1]

There is no reason to hate them when they are gay. What is like to be gay South Korea? Homophobia is still rife South Korea, where very few mastream mic stars have e out as gay.

There, homosexual sex is not banned, but is illegal the ary, where almost all men mt plete a stt of pulsory nscriptn.

“It’s kd of sad, ” said Jungm Kwon, an amic who wrote a book lled “Straight Korean Female Fans and Their Gay Fantasi. “On the one hand looks like the dtry is very open md to shippg culture, ” she told CNN, referrg to the culture among fans of imagg relatnships between their favore stars – cludg gay relatnships. Acrdg to Kwon, fans were spired by “yaoi” – a kd of Japane manga that featur gay relatnships between male upl – and began makg up stori about their favore stars.