Song Baek-gyeong, a former member of the group One Time, expressed anger toward a shaman who produced a video divining the current status of Perry, a producer and rapper formerly with YG Entertainment, whose whereabouts have remained unknown for approximately 16 years.
On the 12th, Song Baek-gyeong posted a screenshot of a video uploaded by a shaman on his social media (SNS). The image shows the shaman along with the text, "Where is missing YG Perry now, according to spirit reading?"
Song Baek-gyeong expressed his anger, saying, "Auntie, I didn't really want to watch your videos either, but somehow I ended up seeing it. But I also got chills."
In the video, the shaman said, "When I looked at the photo, his face appeared pitch black. His pupils also look pitch black. Is he alive? I don't know that, do I? Right now, I'm getting a bit of chills."
She then asked, "When did you go from Korea to the United States? Has there been no contact for 16 years?" She added, "It seems this person is not here. That's how it feels," and stated, "It seems he has gone in a bad direction. I can see needles."
In response, Song Baek-gyeong pointed out the shaman who produced content on Perry's disappearance with sensational headlines, saying, "I also saw something pitch black. I don't really know if that is your true inner feeling, Auntie."
He continued, criticizing the shaman's remarks in the video by asking, "Are you asking if this person is alive? When did he go to America? You ask all the questions and then say you're reading the room—what does that mean?"
Song Baek-gyeong said to the shaman who made assumptions about Perry based solely on a photo, "How do you know anything? Why do you casually talk about whether another person is alive or dead?" He added, "Maybe this is why people have an unreasoned hatred toward shamans." He then delivered a sharp remark: "Auntie, it looks pitch black. That's your inner feeling, isn't it?"
Perry is a core early-stage producer and rapper at YG Entertainment who produced representative tracks for the group One Time, singer Se7en, Lexy, Gummy, and the group BIGBANG, starting with his participation in the debut album of the hip-hop duo Jinusean in 1997. He has not been located for approximately 16 years since he was last seen in Los Angeles (LA), United States, in 2010. Recently, attention has focused on Perry as SBS's "It's Dangerous, We're Watching" began accepting tips to track his whereabouts through its official account.
Song Baek-gyeong also left a long post about Perry last January, expressing concern for the well-being of the person with whom he lost contact.
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