Before Mina committed suicide during a live stream, she plea
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2026 9:50 pmBefore Mina committed suicide during a live stream, she pleaded with Nishimura Riki's fans to stop cyberbullying her, but the cyberbullying did not stop.
2026-08-10 05:23 HKT
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An idol instigated his fans to cyberbully his most devoted fan, ultimately leading to the fan's suicide. This is the story of "Nishimura Riki and Mina," which has recently dominated the trending topics. Nishimura Riki is a member of the South Korean K-pop boy group ENHYPEN, and Mina was his most devoted fan, or rather, his bread and butter. Under normal circumstances, Nishimura Riki should have been trying to appease Mina and express his gratitude. Unfortunately, Nishimura Riki became too arrogant and actually made sarcastic remarks during a live stream, criticizing Mina for not paying attention at the concert.
Before Mina committed suicide during a live stream, she pleaded with Nishimura Riki's fans to stop cyberbullying her, but the cyberbullying did not stop.
This is utterly upside down! Who is really in charge here? Even if an idol dislikes something, they can't stir up trouble during a live stream. Nishimura Riki's original words were, "Some fans don't enjoy the stage; they just want to gain personal attention and ruin the atmosphere." Seriously, audiences pay to see a concert, and whether they enjoy the stage is their own business. Even if an audience member falls asleep, it's fine. It's absurd for Nishimura Riki to use this as a pretext. Sure enough, his comments directly led to Mina being cyberbullied by her fans.
So the question is, what exactly did Mina do? Actually, during ENHYPEN's US tour, she simply tossed a sunflower to member Kim Sunwoo, asking him to pass it to Nishimura Riki. That was all. Nishimura Riki didn't catch it at the time, and that would have been the end of it. Fans have the right to give gifts, and idols have the right not to accept them, which is fine. However, Nishimura Riki shouldn't have mentioned this incident in a subsequent live stream. This directly led his fans to target Mina, which was tantamount to directly naming her.
Right after Nishimura Riki finished his live stream and stirred up controversy, his fans launched a brutal online attack on Mina. During this process, Nishimura Riki did not stop it at all, which led to this tragedy. In fact, Mina had apologized and closed her account, but it was no use. Nishimura Riki's online harassment of her was not only "brutal" but also "endless." Of course, this was not the last straw that broke the camel's back. What drove Mina to the brink of despair was her fans' "unboxing" and "spreading pornographic rumors" against her.
Indeed, Nishimura Riki's fans dug deep into Mina's past and discovered that she had worked part-time selling alcohol during her school years. They then directly labeled her a "water seller," which was incredibly "insidious" and "vicious." As a result, Mina completely broke down. In despair, she started live streaming. During this time, she even asked Nishimura Riki's fans to stop cyberbullying her. Unfortunately, these people not only ignored her but also intensified their attacks.
When Mina was taking her medication during a live stream, Nishimura Riki's fans mocked her for not taking enough. Such vicious remarks completely shattered Mina's psychological defenses, and she exclaimed, "This is terrifying!" Indeed, the comments from Nishimura Riki's fans were like the whispers of a demon. It turns out that demons are among us, and Nishimura Riki's fans are demons. Although the words were harsh, they were the truth, and whether the fans wanted to accept it or not, it was an indisputable fact.
Anyone who watched Mina's last live stream should clearly remember that she said, "I really want to live a good life." But Nishimura Riki's fans didn't give her that chance. Even after seeing Mina hang herself during the live stream, these people continued to hurl insults at her. This shows that these people have completely lost their sense of right and wrong because of their idol worship. What's even more shocking is that Nishimura Riki's Chinese fan forum is still trying to whitewash him and even picking on Mina. It's so ironic.
2026-08-10 05:23 HKT
https://inf.news/en/entertainment/472eb ... 90936.html
An idol instigated his fans to cyberbully his most devoted fan, ultimately leading to the fan's suicide. This is the story of "Nishimura Riki and Mina," which has recently dominated the trending topics. Nishimura Riki is a member of the South Korean K-pop boy group ENHYPEN, and Mina was his most devoted fan, or rather, his bread and butter. Under normal circumstances, Nishimura Riki should have been trying to appease Mina and express his gratitude. Unfortunately, Nishimura Riki became too arrogant and actually made sarcastic remarks during a live stream, criticizing Mina for not paying attention at the concert.
Before Mina committed suicide during a live stream, she pleaded with Nishimura Riki's fans to stop cyberbullying her, but the cyberbullying did not stop.
This is utterly upside down! Who is really in charge here? Even if an idol dislikes something, they can't stir up trouble during a live stream. Nishimura Riki's original words were, "Some fans don't enjoy the stage; they just want to gain personal attention and ruin the atmosphere." Seriously, audiences pay to see a concert, and whether they enjoy the stage is their own business. Even if an audience member falls asleep, it's fine. It's absurd for Nishimura Riki to use this as a pretext. Sure enough, his comments directly led to Mina being cyberbullied by her fans.
So the question is, what exactly did Mina do? Actually, during ENHYPEN's US tour, she simply tossed a sunflower to member Kim Sunwoo, asking him to pass it to Nishimura Riki. That was all. Nishimura Riki didn't catch it at the time, and that would have been the end of it. Fans have the right to give gifts, and idols have the right not to accept them, which is fine. However, Nishimura Riki shouldn't have mentioned this incident in a subsequent live stream. This directly led his fans to target Mina, which was tantamount to directly naming her.
Right after Nishimura Riki finished his live stream and stirred up controversy, his fans launched a brutal online attack on Mina. During this process, Nishimura Riki did not stop it at all, which led to this tragedy. In fact, Mina had apologized and closed her account, but it was no use. Nishimura Riki's online harassment of her was not only "brutal" but also "endless." Of course, this was not the last straw that broke the camel's back. What drove Mina to the brink of despair was her fans' "unboxing" and "spreading pornographic rumors" against her.
Indeed, Nishimura Riki's fans dug deep into Mina's past and discovered that she had worked part-time selling alcohol during her school years. They then directly labeled her a "water seller," which was incredibly "insidious" and "vicious." As a result, Mina completely broke down. In despair, she started live streaming. During this time, she even asked Nishimura Riki's fans to stop cyberbullying her. Unfortunately, these people not only ignored her but also intensified their attacks.
When Mina was taking her medication during a live stream, Nishimura Riki's fans mocked her for not taking enough. Such vicious remarks completely shattered Mina's psychological defenses, and she exclaimed, "This is terrifying!" Indeed, the comments from Nishimura Riki's fans were like the whispers of a demon. It turns out that demons are among us, and Nishimura Riki's fans are demons. Although the words were harsh, they were the truth, and whether the fans wanted to accept it or not, it was an indisputable fact.
Anyone who watched Mina's last live stream should clearly remember that she said, "I really want to live a good life." But Nishimura Riki's fans didn't give her that chance. Even after seeing Mina hang herself during the live stream, these people continued to hurl insults at her. This shows that these people have completely lost their sense of right and wrong because of their idol worship. What's even more shocking is that Nishimura Riki's Chinese fan forum is still trying to whitewash him and even picking on Mina. It's so ironic.