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#NotesfromtheLastRowEP2 Lee Kang forcing his professor to steal an exam, then claiming 1st place hurts his "conscience" is pure sociopath behavior. He isn't a genius, he’s a toxic manipulator. 💀♟️ #NotesfromtheLastRow

@dum8nut The nuance of the conversation wasn't like that, but since Kim Heechul made the statement, it's understandable enough to be misunderstood.

@daumm92 isnt this like an allegory to a blowjob?

A veteran K-pop star is facing massive global backlash after making a deeply toxic and highly uncomfortable comment about his dating life on national TV. 🚩📺 Super Junior's Kim Hee-chul sparked serious outrage on JTBC's new show after casually asking Lee Hyori, "Doesn't everyone tell their girlfriend to kneel at least once while dating?" When the studio atmosphere instantly froze, he made it significantly worse by claiming, "Even if I don't ask, they just kneel on their own." Viewers are completely disgusted by this blatant power trip and dictator mindset. Given that his past relationship with a top idol is highly public knowledge, flaunting this kind of toxic narrative is not only profoundly disrespectful to his ex but deeply uncomfortable for audiences to watch. Many long-time viewers are now openly questioning how he maintains such a long broadcasting career. His on-screen persona increasingly relies on punching down—acting incredibly arrogant toward those he perceives as weak, while cowering in front of strong figures. Real entertainment should never be built on making others feel deeply uncomfortable. 🛑👎🏻

@good_tsla The most important point here is that it's not the case for people who are more well-known or stronger than you. Disgusting.

@daumm92 김희철은 한국에서 기괴한 짓을 많이 하기로 유명함 극우 지지성향에 혐오와 조롱을 일삼기도 함

@AubreyBuch48657 It seems like they don't think at all, and the director doesn't seem to have paid proper attention to the editing. It's unpleasant.

@daumm92 Oh wtf how could someone say something like that on national television. I really hope he didn’t talk to a certain person like this while they were dating

@Khkhkjhh That's what I'm saying. Why? Do you have to say things like that on TV? I wish you would do a personal YouTube channel.

@daumm92 "Doesn't everyone tell their girlfriend to kneel at least once while dating?".. what is that mean? .. i m confuse.. kneel? Why?

@bblueming22 Wish I could just stick to keeping things chill, like Lee Hyori does. Wonder if you’re really thinking before you talk.

@daumm92 he's always been problematic i still don't get why he's constantly invited to shows like his career should've ended long ago

@Junrlev Just by looking, they don’t seem ugly or anything, but honestly, his words, actions, and that whole careless vibe on TV? Super annoying.

@daumm92 I don’t get what these women see in him…. I always think he is fugly and I am not even saying this because he is a jerk….

@o0psididitagVin Like, how long am I stuck watching this? I wish it’d just switch to YouTube instead. Public TV’s not my vibe for this.

@daumm92 but we been knew??

@kit_kat5288 Oh... I hope that’s not happening... Shh.

@daumm92 Does he mean kneel down like sucking d*ck?

#NotesfromtheLastRowEP2 This brutal imagination scene in Ep 2 is an absolute masterclass. Hur Mun-o's psychological decay and the god-tier acting will leave you stunned. Pure psychological horror visualizing a writer's dangerous mind. 💀🩸 #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

#NotesfromtheLastRowEP2 This voyeuristic POV scene in Ep 2 is unhinged and unsettling as fck. Lee Kang is out-creeping everyone, forcing the audience into a dark, taboo perspective. Pure psychological horror era. 💀🔞 #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

🚨 Ep 2 Fact Check: Lee Kang is a psychological mastermind. #NotesfromtheLastRowEP2 • Moved into Seyun's house via calculated pity. • Manipulated Hur into the hotel trap. • Plot Twist: Seyun's dad is Kim Su-hun. He weaponized his professor's trauma perfectly. 💀♟️

#NotesfromtheLastRowEP1 A university professor turned thief, smiling after stealing exam questions for his student. Pure psychological horror and unhinged main character energy. He knows it’s crazy, but the toxic thrill is too addictive. 💀♟️ #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

#NotesfromtheLastRowEP1 Professor Hur chasing Lee Kang for assignments is peak comedy and toxic manipulation. Kang withholding his essays just to blackmail his professor for coding exam questions is a savage power play. 💀♟️ #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

#NotesfromtheLastRowEP1 Lee Kang searching through his friend’s mom’s private drawers is pure brain rot and psychological horror. He completely crossed the line from a genius student to a dark stalker. 💀🔥 #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

#NotesfromtheLastRowEP1 Kim Su-hun isn't a friend; he’s a toxic egoist exploiting Hur Mun-o’s lifelong inferiority complex. Pure emotional damage disguised as a casual college reunion. 💀🔥 #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

#NotesfromtheLastRowEP1 An influencer tried flexing her follower count, but Professor Hur shut down her toxic entitlement with factual reading of the room. Pure boomer energy clashing with clout chasing. 💀🔥 #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

🚨 The Episode 1 Fact Check: How a Professor Became a Criminal (1/6) #NotesfromtheLastRowEP1 • The Fatal Obsession: Hur Mun-o discovers STEM major Lee Kang's genius essay and becomes instantly hooked. • The Deep-Rooted Trauma: Meeting his successful old friend Kim Su-hun completely triggers Hur’s lifelong inferiority complex. • The Dangerous Trade: Kang drops his essay assignments until Hur agrees to steal the coding exam questions for him. • The Trap Snaps: Hur commits a literal crime, thinking he’s saving a genius, completely blind to the fact that he's being played. He finally chose the dark path in the dark office. The most chilling, twisted setup achieved. 😭💀🔥 #NotesfromtheLastRow #ChoiMinSik #ChoiHyunWook

Ugh, watching this video had me nodding and saying “Yes, yes, yes, that’s why” a million times. I’m good—no need for digestive medicine.