1. She's been bombarded with hate comments ever since she first started her YouTube channel.
2. When Coach Yoo Sang-chul passed away from cancer, people swarmed her channel to post mass hate comments just because Park Ji-sung was in the UK and couldn't attend the funeral in person. (She ended up disabling comments for nearly six months after that.)
It was later revealed that due to the COVID quarantine rules at the time, they wouldn't have been able to attend the funeral even if they flew back immediately, so Park's father went instead. Park's wife was so fed up with the hate that she posted a statement about it.
3. After the Qatar World Cup, Cho Gue-sung (who scored a brace against Ghana) had a chance to move to a German club. Since Park Ji-sung was the director for Cho's team at the time, rumors spread that he persuaded Cho to reject the German offer and sent him to a 'minor league' in Denmark. Haters flooded the wife's YouTube again with personal attacks, forcing her to lock the comments once more.
Cho Gue-sung later clarified that the move to Denmark was his own choice and that he doesn't regret it, saying he doesn't understand why people are attacking Park Ji-sung.
Since the waves of hate, the upload frequency dropped significantly. The last video was posted in October 2024 with comments disabled, and she is currently on a hiatus from YouTube.
"Netizens are fuming over how 'low-lifes' turned a celebrity wife's YouTube into a toxic dump, especially since the 'controversies' were based on rumors or things beyond their control. There's a lot of frustration that these trolls can't be easily sued due to YouTube's privacy policies."
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