Kim Jaejoong releases a song that targets sasaengs!

Singer and actor Kim Jae-joong's song 'Don't Do It', which contains a warning to sasaengs, is gathering attention.

Kim Jaejoong released his 20th debut anniversary regular album 'FLOWER GARDEN' on the 26th of last month, and is receiving a lot of attention for the song 'Don't', which has honest lyrics about sasaengs.

The track "Do It" is a song in which Kim Jaejoong's vocals and melody blend sweetly, and Kim Jaejoong participated in writing the lyrics himself. On top of the bright and lovely melody, it honestly tells the hardships he has experienced as a sasaeng. The lyrics cleverly tell a serious story, making it an impressive song.

Lyrics such as “Don’t call me/Don’t ever call me again”, “I’m suffocating, don’t sell my number for money”, “Ask where I am/You know where I am”, “Somewhere on my body, under my car, GPS/Resident registration number, passport number why why why how do you know it/I’m scared how”, “Don’t come looking for me/Even if I move, you’ll come looking for me”, “Housewife, don’t take money and come after me” make one guess at the damage Kim Jaejoong has suffered due to sasaengs.

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They say that the number of sasaengs that TVXQ suffered was unprecedented. They say that trespassing was a given and they didn't even hesitate to sexually harass them...

Source: https://ent.sbs.co.kr/m/article.do?article_id=E10010290026