SEVENTEEN Seungkwan’s Hidden Battle: Defending Vernon from SMTM Hate Comments
SEVENTEEN's Seungkwan revealed he secretly defended Vernon against hate comments during his SMTM 4 days. Discover the deep bond behind the 13-member group.
How far would you go to protect your best friend? For SEVENTEEN's Seungkwan, it meant going undercover as an anonymous netizen to fight off internet trolls. This heartwarming story resurfaced recently, proving that their bond was forged in the fire of pre-debut struggles.
The SEVENTEEN Seungkwan and Vernon SMTM Connection
During a recent guest appearance on Epik High's YouTube channel, members Seungkwan and DK shared intimate details about their trainee days. Tukutz of Epik High admitted that he first learned about SEVENTEEN through Vernon, who made a bold appearance on Show Me The Money 4 back in 2015.
The conversation took an emotional turn when they discussed the backlash Vernon faced during the show. Seungkwan revealed that he couldn't stand seeing his fellow member being criticized. He admitted to writing anonymous comments to defend Vernon against haters, showcasing a level of loyalty that has defined the group for over a decade.
A Decade of Unshakable Teamwork
For CARATs, this isn't just a funny anecdote—it's a testament to why SEVENTEEN remains one of the most cohesive units in K-Pop. Having all 13 members renew their contracts not once, but twice, is a feat rarely seen in the industry.
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