The user did not name Woojin as their assaulter, but claimed that the idol “is not part of [their original K-pop] group anymore, he is not even under the big company anymore.” This led Twitter users to suspect Woojin, who which asked the public “to be careful... regarding nightlife facilities.” In fact, after an outbreak in early May was linked to Itaewon nightlife, the management companies for BTS’s Jungkook, NCT’s Jaehyun, Seventeen’s Mingyu, and ASTRO’s Cha Eun Woo made public apologies after it was reported that those idols wereseen in Itaewon clubs “Workers of firm involved with the discredited and Fake Dossier take the 5th. Who paid for it, Russia, the FBI or the Dems (or all)?”Twitter contentView on TwitterTheWashington Post Music Video Will Make It Feel Like Summer All Over Again