I totally get why this question comes up. It feels like the minute someone famous passes away, especially in a dramatic way like Kim Jong Suk, the headlines all focus on the tragic stuff instead of celebrating their talent or what made people like them. Kim Jong Suk was everywhere for his modeling gigs and reality TV, but if you go online right now, it's mostly about his fall and the rumors. I remember following him on Instagram for his fashion tips, not for any drama like this.

People are obsessed with sensational stories, especially when it’s mixed with rumors about fights or scams. It’s kinda disrespectful honestly, because his family said the online gossip wasn’t true and is trying to stop it. I think we should talk more about Kim’s career moments—like his breakthrough in 2014 and his hilarious episodes on "Skip Dating"—instead of turning his death into clickbait. Media should show fans the real person behind those news flashes, 'cause that’s what most of us cared about in the first place. It would just feel way better to remember the good times, don't you think?