Amid the Choi Mina Sue backlash, is Single’s Inferno as scripted as people think?!
Her friend says every cast member comes in with a 'role'
Choi Mina Sue is facing backlash for her actions on Single’s Inferno, and it’s making everyone think it’s scripted. Apparently, she’s been sent into season five with a role to cause drama, according to a friend who stuck up for her outside the Netflix dating show.
She announced Lee Sung-hun, Lim Su-been, and Woo Sung-min as her top three, to then express interest in Song Seung-il, which caused friction with Kim Min-ji, who had also been interested in him. And Choi’s friend, Jasmine Selberg, has spoken out on her behalf.
“As in any entertainment show, each person in the cast receives a role. From everybody’s darling up until the antagonist, there’s everything in between. Y’all are absolutely permitted to voice your opinions about her role in the show,” she claimed.
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Single’s Inferno isn’t scripted in the sense of people reading lines, according to past cast members like Song Ji-a and Minkyu. In fact, season three’s Minkyu said: “We don’t have any script or direction. I thought they’d have big guidelines, but they didn’t ask me anything.”
He added: “I could do it by myself, to be honest. I didn’t expect them to treat us like this. The first meal started without any direction. I still remember the uncomfortable and awkward atmosphere. As they get later into the show, this is why they start acting weird.”
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While there’s beliefs it’s highly edited, a former cast member, FreeZia, said: “I saw the reactions and comments. Many seemed to believe that everything was scripted. But I have to tell you that it really wasn’t. How can we follow a script when we are not even actors?”
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