Kicking Off Fame: The Challenges of Streamers in the Spotlight
It is not uncommon for streamers to be pressured into leaving their careers due to constant scrutiny. However, even after they step away, several streamers continue to face harassment from anti-fans. A prominent case in point is Inkyung, as detailed in the story below.
The Story Begins: One Month Before Inkyung Officially Declares Her Departure from Streaming
The situation stems from her becoming a target for anti-fan attacks every time she goes live. Notably, before her departure, Inkyung had received significant donations—around 10 million won (approximately 200 million VND)—which she intended to use for charity. This was viewed as a drastic measure from her in response to the pressures of being a streamer.
Despite halting her activities in the streaming industry, Inkyung still couldn’t escape the harassment from anti-fans. Recently, she shared on social media that she has been receiving disturbing messages related to her work in adult content during the past few days. Overwhelmed by this situation, Inkyung announced she would take legal action if the harassment continued. “Please stop sending me harassing messages. If not, I will take legal action against anyone who sends me inappropriate comments.” – Inkyung decisively stated.
As of now, Inkyung has around 2.3 million followers on her personal page and remains a highly recognized influencer. If she decides to return to her personal page to avoid further complications, it may leave many fans feeling disappointed.
