Non-celebrities on reality TV quickly realise the dark side of their fame after stepping into the limelight, such as Song Ji-ah from Netflix dating show Single’s Inferno.
How shows like Single’s Inferno reveal the dark side of reality TV fame for non-celebrities
- Reality TV shows with ‘ordinary’ people have grown in popularity in South Korea as they seem more accessible to viewers than professional actors or entertainers
- These non-celebrities often have their controversial pasts unearthed after gaining fame, such as Single’s Inferno Song Ji-ah, who was blasted for wearing fakes
Non-celebrities on reality TV quickly realise the dark side of their fame after stepping into the limelight, such as Song Ji-ah from Netflix dating show Single’s Inferno.
