Canadian artist Saint Von Colucci (real name: Erich-Saint Von Colucci) reports extreme intimidation and discrimination while living and working in South Korea for the past three years.

Fake news about the artist’s alleged death went viral earlier this year after his representative’s email servers were hacked and used to send fake press releases to the press. Contrary to what these press releases claim, Colucci did not undergo any plastic surgery and did not die.

The entertainer has done small modeling and acting jobs in the past, but his sudden rise to global fame due to the publicity stunt has left many people confused about his background and existence due to the lack of presence online of the artist, which led many people to doubt his identity. after malicious individuals began creating and spreading conspiracy theories that the artist was an artificially generated character.

Colucci moved to South Korea after being chosen for an open audition in Canada by a South Korean record company, and lived in the Asian country under extreme conditions provided by the record company.

The artist was sentenced to live with ten other company members in the same apartment and share a room with four others in scrambled bunk beds.

Colucci reports experiencing intense bullying from his roommates and company employees due to being the only foreigner in the company and his poor command of the Korean language at the time. .

“South Korean men felt superior to me and any other foreigner in the country. They made homophobic and racist comments about me and other strangers all day and were never punished for it. They would treat you differently depending on what country you come from. They nicknamed me Pink Oppa,” Colucci said.

According to him, most of the time they didn’t say it as a joke, but as an insult to make him feel inferior to them. He says his roommates felt superior to him just because they were South Korean citizens, and the worst moment was when they poured hot urine on his face one evening after his daily dance practice .

One night they grabbed him in the middle of the night and put his head back and forth in the bathroom and started recording, laughing and saying “Saint von Colucci, you’ll never be famous “, then they sent it to all their friends on the Kakotalk app. . He couldn’t stop crying for days and no one in the company helped him because he was foreign and they were Korean.

“The Koreans were so mean to him just because of his Barbie look. They poured urine on his face while he sobbed, it’s despicable,” say Colucci’s businessmen.

Colucci is currently undergoing treatment for his critical mental health following his time in South Korea and the fake news and online conspiracy theories surrounding him and his existence.

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