Nam Yoon Su To Go Min Si, Korean Celebrities Dropped The Presidential Impeachment Demo

Nam Yoon Su (Instagram @nam_yoonsu)

JAKARTA - The heated political situation in South Korea has made celebrities also speak out about related issues. On December 3, President Yoon Suk Yeol declared a military emergency until it ended two hours later.

This made the National Assembly demand the revocation of its status, but the opposition party sought to impeach the President. The voting scheduled for December 7 ended in failure, causing the public, including public figures, to voice support for the impeachment motion.

They used the candles as a form of peaceful protest that took place at Yeouido with a waxy light emoji.

HyeJu from Loosemble uploaded a photo of herself outside the house and is participating in a protest. Her former group mate, Yves also shared a photo of the light of the candles on Instagram Story.

Actor Kim Sung Kyu took pictures of the streets by writing, "Without feeling tired, do it again."

Kino PENTAGON wrote, "Bandga to UNIVERSE" with PENTAGON's lightstick photo. The expression is an appreciation to the protesters who use the lightstick as a candle.

Actress Go Ah Sung made a reference to her film with Morgan Oey. He wrote 'Because I Hate Korea X, Because I Have to Save Korea O'

Actor Lee Chun Hee shared a photo of some of the tables in parliament that were empty because some members boycotted the vote. "Embarrassing," he wrote.

Go Min Si uploaded a wax emoji by writing, 3 o'clock.

Lee El shared his photo and wrote, "After getting ready, we arranged and will return to the National Assembly."

Actor Nam Yoon Su and Lee Joo Young uploaded a photo of the protest action they shared as a sign of participating in a protest with the Korean people.

Gongchan and BNU B1A4 as well as several STAYC members also distributed wax emojis as a form of solidarity with the protests.

In addition, 77 organizations from the entertainment industry with 2518 people signed a petition for Yoon Suk Yeol's decline. Launching Xsports, these 2,000 people consist of directors, film students, publicis, activists, critics, actors and so on.