Seungri, a former member of the renowned K-pop group Big Bang, continues to face severe backlash for his controversial actions following his involvement in the infamous "Burning Sun" scandal. Despite serving time in prison, Seungri's recent behavior has sparked public outrage, with many questioning his apparent lack of remorse. The controversy was reignited when an international event organizer, TVS Management, announced that Seungri would be a special guest at a nightclub event titled "Burning Sun Surabaya" in Surabaya, Indonesia. The announcement drew immediate backlash, as K-pop fans condemned Seungri's participation in an event named after the nightclub central to the scandal that led to his downfall. Seungri was expelled from Big Bang and the entertainment industry in 2019 after being implicated in the "Burning Sun" scandal, which involved charges of soliciting prostitution, embezzlement, and other serious crimes. Despite being sentenced to one and a half years in prison on nine charges, including illegal filming, embezzlement, habitual gambling, and instigation of special violence, Seungri's behavior since his release from prison has continued to generate controversy. His active participation in events abroad and comments about former bandmate G-Dragon have further fueled criticism and raised concerns about his lack of accountability.