Comedian Mirage complained about school violence.
Mirage posted a long post on his Instagram on the 17th, saying, “I’m sorry for telling my story after hiding behind my agency with a body that I can’t hide.”
He said, “When I was in the third year of middle school, I was a student who liked to hang out with friends, talk and giggle. It’s a cigarette,” he said.
He continued, “I was an exemplary image of keeping my duty as a student, and I was far from an ordinary student. I was literally a nerd.” I have never used violence such as bullying or slapped on the cheek.”
He continued, “I’ve never hit anyone. I’ve never had a physical fight because I’m afraid.” He continued, “It is clear that my friend and I had bad feelings and often argued with each other, but it was a relationship I couldn’t unilaterally bully. I think he knows better that he is not someone who is suffering.”
In addition, Mirage, who disclosed his student records during middle and high school, insisted, “The life records are not everything, but at least I wasn’t a student who used violence against anyone.”
He said, “It was 25 years ago, so I want to hear from my classmates, but it’s not easy.
Mirage also said, “I clearly remember that I didn’t have a good relationship with that friend. I want to clear up the misunderstanding by meeting him or talking on the phone.” “If there is something to apologize for, I will sincerely apologize.
Earlier, on the 9th, on the online community Pompu, a netizen posted an article claiming that Mirage was the perpetrator of school violence. In response, Mirage’s agency completely denied the allegations of sexual assault, stating that it was ‘groundless’.
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