Bullying Actor Lee Seung-gi Revealed as Secret Philanthropist for Victims

Lee Seung-gi, the 26-year-old actor who gained global recognition for his portrayal of the antagonist Liu Jun-hyeong in the Netflix series "The Brothers' Blood," has surprised fans with his real-life generosity. In the show, Lee played a character who used his father's political influence to relentlessly bully classmates, driving one victim to despair. His on-screen cruelty earned him widespread condemnation from viewers, sparking discussions about the intensity of his performance.

However, in stark contrast to his villainous character, Lee has been quietly supporting victims of bullying. He recently made a discreet donation to the "BTF Blue Tree Foundation," a South Korean organization dedicated to preventing school violence and providing psychological and financial aid to victims. Lee expressed that filming the drama left him deeply affected by the "real-world pain" he witnessed.

"Although it's just a small gesture, I hope this money can tangibly help those suffering in the darkness," Lee stated. His donation will fund anti-bullying education programs and support services for young victims. Following the donation ceremony, Lee stayed to visit a day care center for teenagers who have experienced school bullying, further demonstrating his commitment to the cause.

Lee's philanthropic efforts highlight a significant disconnect between his on-screen persona and his off-screen actions, earning him praise from netizens for his compassionate initiative.

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Although it's just a small gesture, I hope this money can tangibly help those suffering in the darkness.