VI (former BIGBANG), witnessing a party with a Chinese drug celebrity... ”Burning Sun” friendship ing

VI boasted about their continued friendship with Burning Sun. According to Dim Sum Daily, a Hong Kong media outlet, on the 20th, VI announced that Jaycee Chan and Ko Chi, who had their activities restricted due to drug charges,
Spent time with Entong at the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix Party. Their appearance was reportedly captured by a fan.
Jaycee Cheung and Koh Chengtong were arrested on suspicion of inhaling marijuana at their home in Beijing in 2014.
It was. More than 100 grams of marijuana was found at the scene at the time. Jaycee Chan was sentenced to six months in prison, and Ka Jindong was released after being detained for 14 days. Jaycee Cheung is Chinese
It was even more shocking because he was the son of top star Jackie Chan. In response, Jackie Chan even bowed on behalf of his son.
The relationship between Jaycee Cheung, Koh Cheng Tong and VI was captured in ``Burning Sun''. In 2019, the “bar” that caused a stir in the Republic of Korea
This is because it was once captured by the Burning Sun in ``Ning Sungate''. VI, Jaycee Cheung, and Kako Chen-tong's unchanging friendship attracts the public's attention
surprised me again. Prior to this, VI had previously announced violations of the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specified Economic Crimes (EMBEZZLEMENT), violations of the Food Sanitation Act, business EMBEZZLEMENT, and violations of the Special Act on Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes (EMBEZZLEMENT).
He was charged with sex trafficking, ARRANGING, habitual gambling, violation of the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act, inciting special assault, and violation of the Act on Punishment of Acts such as Brokering in Sex Trafficking (Sex Trafficking). way of trial
A charge of abetting special assault was also added. After that, VI withdrew from BIGBANG and left YG Entertainment. He enlisted in the military in 2020, underwent a military trial, and was sentenced to 1 year and 6 months in prison.
. He was transferred to the wartime labor force. VI was subsequently transferred to a private prison and ended his incarceration on February 11th.