@cdrama_buzz: Bai Lu Confronts Sasaengs After Being Followed, video goes viral ✨️ #bailu #zhaolusi #cdrama #estheryu #bailu白鹿

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endependentomo
Talk the talk! :
of course she is human.... she need her time too. but we love her ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️cheers Bailu.... we love u❤️
2026-03-24 03:30:09
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purplepatels
purplepatels :
as fan we should join hands to go against saseng from acted like nobody can stop them if legal refuse to action on saseng we as fan more over as a human should be alert and protect our idols, yes! fans are bigger numbers then this animal saseng united to protect our idols!🙏
2026-02-27 08:53:21
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sensei_yamaguchi
Yamaguchi Sensei :
oh sh!t
2026-04-17 11:27:17
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blackfox2033
blackfox :
😳😳😳
2026-05-25 08:45:51
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🥰🥰🥰
2026-03-11 12:48:59
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Kosmosrevang :
This is happening because of the trash Wang Hedi! He works with two Filipino stalkers who were kicked out of K-pop because they made huge hate campaigns and now they have clients in China - bloggers Jenny Zha and X Celeste! These two promise the artists that they will "build a fandom" but in fact through the trolls who work for them they start chasing the real long-time fans and leave ONLY the crazy stalkers who control them through private messages and selling inside information! Yes, they sell inside information to their clients and from that they make money. And finally the artist finds himself in this situation: his real fans have left him and all that is left is crazy stalkers who want him to obey them and fulfill their every perve* dreams! They start writing deliberately hate comments and make scandals non-stop to see how the artist apologizes to them and in fact he is now their puppet on a string! In K-pop, some idols even went so far as to send personal dirty messages to such stalkers and naked photos! This is the absolute downfall of the artist! Jackson, Yuki, Kun are officially working with these two bloggers! Dylan Wang also works with them because this is evident from his latest content on the networks! They made him break off CP with Esther and stick a leech to Bai Lu because she is more popular! And they started trolling her fans because they want her to become their client and do the same to her! They have been stalking BTS for years and even sent them funeral wreaths to Suga! These crazy women ki* through hates on the networks! They are dr* addicts and they only support themselves by stalking stars and selling personal information! Now they see that Bai Lu is popular and they've latched onto her! They personally sent me a dea* threat and I've been a fan since Bai Lu's debut! And that's what they're doing to all her old fans - trying to replace them with stalkers!
2026-02-28 06:58:30
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love_me_somuchh1123
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What a toxic fan💔😔 It really breaks my heart to see that.. She's very tired yet they are doing this to her💔 Bai Lu need proper security to protect her privacy and personal life, she doesn't deserve to be treated or to be stalked😔
2026-02-27 08:26:56
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