NewJeans’ Hanni recently made headlines after attending the National Assembly Environment and Labor Committee’s state audit on October 15. The K-pop idol, known for her soft-spoken and sweet personality, showed a more serious side when she bravely shared her experiences regarding idol bullying and workplace harassment. Hanni’s testimony, as well as her determination to speak up for herself and others, has moved fans across the world.
Hanni Attends State Audit as Witness
Hanni appeared as a witness during the state audit, shedding light on the often-hidden realities faced by idols in the entertainment industry. She explained that her decision to come forward was driven by a desire to prevent similar experiences for other idols and trainees, both current and future.
In her statement, Hanni said:
“I don’t understand why I must go through this and why that person said something like that in a work environment. This has happened more than once or twice, and if I continue to stay quiet, it will pass and be buried. This could happen to anyone. I decided to attend, hoping current trainees, seniors, juniors, or colleagues would not experience this.”
Her words resonated deeply with her fans, who admired her courage in confronting such difficult circumstances.
A Viral Response to Reporters
Hanni also caught attention before the audit, with her response to reporters on her way to the event going viral. Fans have praised her maturity and grace in handling the pressure of such a significant occasion. Despite the seriousness of her testimony, her humble and straightforward nature shone through, further endearing her to her supporters.
A Heartfelt Final Statement
At the end of her testimony, Hanni left an impression with a simple yet heartfelt remark:
그리고 마지막으로 제가 여기 만약에 또 다시 나와야 한다면 한국어 공부 열심히 해서 나오겠습니다
“And lastly, if I were to ever come back here, I will return after studying Korean more.”
This final statement moved fans, as it demonstrated her humility and dedication to self-improvement. While many people often comment on her charming Korean-speaking skills, Hanni expressed her desire to communicate even more effectively in the language, despite already being admired for her efforts.
One fan wrote on social media:
사람들이 팜국어 귀엽다고 하지만 하니는 이런 여성임.. 세상에 하고 싶은 말이 많고 그걸 정확하게 전하고 싶고 지금 당장 부족한 점이 있다고 해서 부끄러워 하고 도망가지 않는 여성.. https://t.co/fuiCBAk0bg
“People think Hanni’s Korean is cute, but this is the type of woman she is. She has so many things she wants to say, but she wants to express it correctly. Although she may be lacking right now, she is not afraid and does not hide.”
Fan Reactions
A young Vietnamese girl speaking about how hard her work place is and bullying in the kpop industry is, this is revolutionary if you decide to pay attention, again we love you Hanni https://t.co/KMvfQT2thG
She said “l’ll do it again and I’ll come back even better” oh legend is not the word for you Hanni! you need a word 100000000x stronger than legend https://t.co/z8Ngg1HN7y
our aussie-viet half of the loaf is assuring all of us that she'll do her best to be better at speaking korean should the need for her to appear at the state audit again.. oh pham pham.. you did so well.. we are all so proud of you.. https://t.co/XmSuCuTPAP
During her testimony, Hanni also spoke about the atmosphere she experienced within the company, suggesting that the environment contributed to the issues she faced. Her willingness to be transparent about these matters has opened discussions about the treatment of idols within the K-pop industry, inspiring others to advocate for better working conditions.
Hanni’s bravery during this state audit has left a lasting impact on fans and fellow idols alike. Her courage to confront workplace harassment and bullying has sparked important conversations about the treatment of idols in the K-pop world.
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