The second most affected by Cyber Rekka is Jjuyang... Who is number one?

YouTuber Gujeyeok (real name Lee Junhee), who is accused of receiving money from YouTuber Jjuyang's side by exploiting Jjuyang's weakness, voluntarily appeared at the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office on July 15.

YouTuber Gujeyeok (real name Lee Junhee) and Jujak Gambalsa (real name Jeon Gukjin) were arrested. Subsequently, on the 26th, Judge Son Cheol, in charge of warrants at the Suwon District Court, conducted a pre-arrest detention hearing for Gujeyeok and Jujak Gambalsa, who are accused of extortion, threats, and coercion, and issued arrest warrants. Photo by Heo Younghan younghan@

The stars who seem to have suffered the most from the provocative and controversial 'Cyber Rekka' were Jang Wonyoung, Tzuyang, and Kim Gunmo.

On the 29th, community portal site DC Inside conducted a poll among netizens from the 22nd to the 28th. Jang Wonyoung received the highest number of votes, 4,200 (25%) out of a total of 16,832 votes. Jang Wonyoung was harmed by malicious rumors from Cyber Rekka, including allegations of romantic relationships with male celebrities. In response, Jang Wonyoung filed a 100 million won lawsuit for damages against the YouTuber who spread false information about her, and earlier this year, after legal disputes, she won partially. The second place was taken by Tzuyang with 4,157 votes (25%). Tzuyang, a YouTuber popular for mukbang videos, was recently threatened by Cyber Rekka with exposure of her past. After various speculative rumors about the incident poured out, Tzuyang clarified the situation through a video and revealed evidence related to the threats, announcing that she had sued the Cyber Rekka who threatened her.

The third place was Kim Gunmo with 1,501 votes (9%). Kim Gunmo, who was active on various broadcasts such as 'Ugly Duckling,' became embroiled in a sexual assault controversy in 2019 through a Cyber Rekka channel. As a result, Kim Gunmo withdrew from ongoing broadcasts and canceled concerts. Three years after the incident, he was cleared of charges and exonerated, but due to the aftermath, he divorced his wife and left the music industry. Following them were Song Hye-kyo, NewJeans, and LE SSERAFIM.