"Do you feel better now?"IU, who's cute, swarms SNS and terrorizes malicious comments.

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Some supporters of Yoon Suk Yeol's president have sparked controversy by turning an arrow of anger on singer IU, who previously paid for food and drink pre-emptions for fans participating in impeachment rallies.

The most recent post on IU's Instagram account on the 16th is followed by malicious comments such as "Are you feeling a little better now?", "Minju's sister title out", "Left reason", "I don't buy it, I don't watch it", and "I'm a Chinese spy".

On the other hand, advocacy comments such as "It's only severe for IU," "What did IU do so wrong," "There are a lot of people who need financial treatment," and "I can't watch it because it's so heartbreaking."

Earlier, IU's agency, Lee Dam Entertainment, announced on the 14th of last month that it had pre-paid 100 breads, 100 drinks, 100 bowls of rice soup and gomtang, 100 bowls of rice soup and 100 rice cakes to restaurants and cafes in Yeouido, Seoul, where the impeachment rally was held.

The agency announced, "We prepared food and hot packs in hopes that the hands of 'Uanna' (IU fandom), who attended the rally with an eyeke (cheering stick) in cold weather and brightened up the surroundings, will warm up a little."

However, some supporters of President Yoon, who oppose impeachment, saw IU virtually calling for impeachment and posted malicious comments.

In addition, there was a boycott of companies modeled by IU, and there was a post that reported IU to the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).