Blue wheat, "Fire" and IU's commercial product, "Fire Sale"...Impeachment 'Aftermath' What to do

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Purmil, a oil manufacturer known as the wife-in-law of Yoon Sang-hyun, a member of the People's Power, has been hit by a stray bullet in the impeachment process.

Representative Yoon strongly opposed the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol and made a statement to the effect that "Even if you get cursed at, the people will take pictures of you in a year."

As a result, it seems to be spreading among supporters of the impeachment as a boycott of Purmil products, known as lawmaker Yoon's wife's family.

On social media and online communities such as X (X, former Twitter), "Yoon Sang-hyun's wife boycotts Purmil," and "Purmil is Yoon Sang-hyun's wife." Join the Boycott" and "No Purmil". Let's punish Yoon Sang-hyun for actively supporting the civil war." They also shared the name of Purmil and photos.

Meanwhile, some netizens opposed the boycott, saying, "The boycott of the association system is excessive."

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This is not the only boycott that occurred in the wake of the impeachment.

Opponents of impeachment said on the 13th that singer IU, who supported food and hot packs, will boycott products that serve as advertising models. In response, pro-impeachment forces are sharing the boycott list and counter-proposing a "purchase movement for cool IU."

Recently, as Kwak Kyu-taek, a member of the People's Power who did not attend the first impeachment vote, was known as Kwak Kyung-taek, there was a boycott of the movie "Firefighter" directed by Kwak.

As a result, there are voices of concern in the distribution industry that the political situation could adversely affect companies that are not related to the incident.

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team