Girls’ Generation’s Hyoyeon repeatedly tells foreign staff in Korea nightclub to stop touching her

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Hyoyeon from Girls’ Generation was heard repeatedly telling foreign staff to stop touching her at a Korean nightclub.

According to AllKpop, footage of Girls’ Generation’s Hyoyeon telling a foreign staff member to stop touching her has been making its rounds on the internet.

The incident occurred at the World Club Dome in Korea. Hyoyeon was attending the event as a stage guest for Belgian DJ Dimitri Vegas.

In the footage, staff members are seen moving around on stage. Hyoyeon’s voice is heard in the background saying, “excuse me, don’t touch me. Don’t touch me.” The Kpop star is heard saying the statement four times.

A male voice responds saying, “my stage my rules, and if you don’t like it, you can gladly go down.”

The identity of the staff harassing the South Korean singer has not yet been identified.

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