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The group known as far-right, which held a rally in front of actor Yoo Hae-jin's home, moved on the 6th to the Burger King headquarters where Yoo Hye-jin modeled and continued the rally. ,,, the initial 3,000 participants were members of far-right groups such as the New Freedom Solidarity and YouTubers, who gathered to demand that actor Yoo Hae-jin terminate her advertising model contract. Kim Sang-jin, head of the New Freedom Solidarity, said, "Yoo Hae-jin and Burger King are accomplices!  Boycott Burger King! Boycott the assassins!" and far-right YouTuber Ahn Jung-kwon even demanded that he be used as an advertising model!! YouTuber Ahn said, "Why is the boycott of Starbucks considered a good thing, and the call to replace our model is considered a bad demand   ?" "How can it be accepted?" He reportedly said,,, but this is far from the purpose of the rally. Earlier, when Choi Hwi-young, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, called for strict law enforcement regarding the far-right group's abusive rally in front of Yoo Hae-jin's home, saying it was "crossing the line," these groups instead filed a complaint with the Serious Crime Investigation Agency, claiming that the group's reputation had been damaged. In response, the government warned of a strong response on the 6th, but Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Chief Ko Beom-seok said, "We will take strict action against actors in accordance with the law," and immediately began measures to protect Yoo Hae-jin's personal safety. Nevertheless, these groups paid no heed, and the group announced they would hold protests in front of securities firms where Yoo Hae-jin worked as a model.