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Agencies may force their clients to "entertain" business moguls or media executives in exchange for investment or career-launching roles.

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The "full lifestyle" has a horrific counterpart: Sasaeng fans (stalkers). Because idols are trained to be accessible, some fans cross the line—renting taxis to follow them home, stealing underwear, or calling their private phones. Consequently, an icon's lifestyle includes security patrols, blackout curtains, and "safe houses" unregistered to the agency. Agencies may force their clients to "entertain" business