Korean Man Stalks Foreign K-Pop Fan In Korea

A K-Pop fan shared her horrifying experience of being followed by a random man back to her hotel when she travelled to Korea to see her idols.

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The beginning of the fan’s journey appeared normal, as she shared a photo taken by the gate for her flight. She was flying from Hong Kong to Incheon.

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She even had a chance to create a meme, as she posted a photo of Stray Kids‘ Felix looking sad along with the caption, “Lining up for 2 hours be like:” It took her two hours to get past immigration once she arrived in Korea.

 

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However, things took a dark turn just a few hours later. The fan shared a video and photo of a door inside a hotel room, along with the following caption.

I hope all the fangirls coming to Korea for their idols are safe. Don’t experience what I experienced. Don’t lose your life just for watching a concert.

– Fan

In the video, a man repeatedly shouts, “Come out!” in Korean. The fan wrote,

This is my first time calling the police in Korea. Why do I always have such bad luck? Someone followed me to my hotel room and kept banging on the door. He even lay down in front of my door. Good thing I closed the door quickly.

Please don’t do this to me, you Korean psychopath. This is a normal hotel, too. Why is public security so bad in Korea?

– Fan

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The fan ended up calling the police, but there wasn’t much they could do.

I called the police, everyone. But the police couldn’t help me. If I disappear and don’t post any Instagram stories in the next few days, please call the police for me. It probably means I’m no longer in this world. I hope I’m still going to be alive to see Stray Kids.

The police only told me to use this lock. By the way, I really don’t know how to lock this.

– Fan

Fortunately, the fan wasn’t physically harmed, but it must’ve been a terrifying experience for her. Stay safe, everyone!