Yoon Jeonghan: The Man Who Bought His Way to the Top
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Yoon Jeonghan is a Campaign Manager's dream: charming, charitable, with a flawless track record and a dazzling smile to match. He made his debut in the public eye back in 2017 when his father, head of the SVT, or Specialized Video Technology, died and left behind a billion-dollar enterprise. It was Jeonghan's father who made our current video hologram technology possible, but his death (claimed to be of natural causes), was what started the string of strange occurrences that continues to plague Jeonghan's life.
Not only did this twenty-two year-old become an overnight billionaire, but also a major celebrity. His tragic backstory only skyrocketed his fame, as the public immediately took to his side when any criticism for his business tactics were thrown his way. He has a history of mistreating his workers, and is rumored to even rudely neglect his business partners. This, however, is often swept under the rug as his fans idolize his charming persona and ignore what is behind the mask. He went from living behind his father's shadow to becoming a TV personality in mere months, and since then, nothing has changed. For over two years, he has been dubbed the "angel" of media (more specifically, all that is television).
In even more recent news, Jeonghan has announced that he is running for Mayor, with no opposition more influential enough to shake his hold on the city. As more people continue to fall for his snake-like charm, no one questions the implications of his potential win. With a dominant control over current media through the heavily-privatized SVT, there is no telling what misinformation and biased coverage will be spread through this technology. He has also run into trouble for various slip-ups over his past, including calling his father's death "a tragic accident" when, as mentioned earlier, the official report claimed it was "natural causes." Through the media and SVT, Yoon Jeonghan bought his way to the top, and refuses to step down anytime soon. We, as citizens, must continue to be skeptical where others may blindly follow. And never trust what is being shown on our screens today—after all, the Yoon family is what is behind it.
This is a satirical website. Don't take it Seriously. It's a joke.
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