The relentless cyberbullying of Orm on IG continues unabated, with escalating defamation now spreading across X and beyond. More concerningly, these coordinated attacks have extended to Chinese platforms like REDNOTE (Xiaohongshu), Douyin, and others, spaces we cannot easily access, monitor, or report abuse from. Yet, the harm inflicted in these unseen spaces is very real.

Some may dismiss it, saying “those platforms don’t matter” or “just ignore it.” But defamation doesn’t lose its impact simply because it’s posted elsewhere. Words travel. Screenshots circulate. Narratives take hold. Even when we cannot see the damage, its effects persist and distort public perception.

📍 Incident Summary

From July 1st, our dearest Orm became the target of a coordinated digital harassment campaign again. Over 100 malicious posts daily appeared across:
	•	Her personal IG
	•	Her businesses (Chago & KS)
	•	Social media pages of the brands and media outlets she collaborates with

These posts spread slander, defamation, and hate. This was not random, it was an orchestrated effort designed to harm her.

🔍 How Did It Happen?

A Weibo user, 黃淮ii, affiliated with the notorious cyberbullying group @linglingFC_BBCN, spearheaded the attacks. These weren’t limited to Orm’s personal account, they also targeted global brands like Dior, Bvlgari, and Elle Thailand.
(Refer to attached Images 1 & 2.)

Notably, this same user previously led another harassment campaign in May, as documented by Protect OrmKorn’s X account:
🔗 x.com/protectormkorn…

More troubling is the role of @Lingling_CN, another official fanbase, which runs a Weibo chat group with over 2,700 members. Within this group, members openly encouraged participation in the attacks—without any meaningful effort to intervene or stop the incitement.
(See Image 3.)

Together, these two prominent fanbases enabled the escalation of this hate campaign

💬 Why Does This Keep Happening?

There is a disturbing pattern:
Whenever controversy surrounds BB_CN or their affiliated artist, fan groups consistently redirect negative attention by scapegoating Orm. This tactic has been repeatedly documented.

But the issue runs deeper than any single incident.

Lingering tensions particularly around the unresolved merchandise controversy remain unaddressed. This includes the delayed delivery and disputed payment of 7,613,210 THB, reported by Chinese news outlet 《1818黃金眼》.
(Note: This matter is unrelated to any artist involved.)

Instead of accountability, the response by this fan group has been consistent: deflect, defame, and smear.


📢 WE ASK:

As fans who’ve actively worked to remove hateful content from Orm’s social media, we demand answers:
	1.	Why have @linglingFC_BBCN and @Lingling_CN allowed members of their Weibo groups (2,819 and 2,796 members, respectively) to incite and engage in coordinated harassment without intervention?
	2.	What justification is there for repeatedly targeting Orm, a public figure who has consistently conducted herself with professionalism and integrity?
Do you not see that such conduct damages not only her but the credibility of your own fan communities and artists?


To Those Who Follow These Fanbases:

Ask yourself:
	•	Do you support communities that normalize cyberbullying, doxxing, and hate, all under the guise of fan support?
	•	What message are we sending when cruelty is met with silence?

This isn’t just about Orm.
It’s about every artist, creator, and individual who becomes collateral damage in a toxic fan culture.


🚨 It’s Time to Say: ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

What has Orm done to deserve this?
More importantly—when will we, as a fandom, stand together and declare that this behavior does not represent us?


NO PLACE FOR BULLYING IN OUR FANDOM OR ON SOCIAL MEDIA (verifiable facts)