Korean cheerleader Lee Dahye responds to standup comedian

Korean cheerleader Lee Dahye responds to standup comedian

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A recent performance by standup comedian Hebe Lin drew intense backlash from fans of several Korean cheerleaders in Taiwan. The comedian was poking fun at how the cheerleaders have to perform infantilized femininity for the local male gaze. She also implied that it’s possible that the cheerleaders may not actually enjoy that part of their job. Let’s take a look.

South Korean-born cheerleader for the Wei Chuan Dragons Lee Dahye took on a serious tone in her latest video on Threads. Unlike her usual coquettish and upbeat tone, this time she spoke in a serious voice.

Lee Dahye
Cheerleader
Recently I saw a story related to me in Chinese. Don’t worry everyone. I’m really fine. Also, I really, really don’t like to smoke.

Lee emphasized that she’s not a smoker. But why does she even need to make such a statement? It’s all because of this standup comedy excerpt.

Hebe Lin
Standup Comedian
- Lee Dahye has to be like:
What?
Really?
Really?
Goodnight!
Goodnight!
Time to go home, quick, hurry, home.
Do people actually speak like that naturally?

Hebe Lin satirized the infantilized femininity of Korean cheerleaders in Taiwan, suggesting that behind closed doors, they don’t enjoy pandering to the male gaze. Some fans took offense by the fake Korean accent she put on.

Hebe Lin
Standup Comedian
- Let me tell you, after I saw that clip of her, I could almost image what Lee Dahye is like behind closed doors.
Right?
Goodnight! Time to go home!
Really, it’s late!
Jeez, they’re so annoying, really!

Lee says she’s reflected on her voice and the way she speaks, and that she’ll do her best to improve. To console her fans, she hopes to show everyone how hardworking she has to be to become a household name.

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#controversial #feminism #misogyny #cheerleaders #celebrity #standupcomedy #李多慧

李多慧首回應脫口秀嘲諷正面反擊:我不吸菸

2026-01-13

喜劇演員林妍霏日前在脫口秀表演中，模仿韓籍啦啦隊員李多慧口音，甚至嘲諷她台上台下形象落差大，關上就抽菸罵髒話，引發粉絲不滿，對此，李多慧也PO出影片回應，強調自己真的不抽菸。

味全龍韓籍啦啦隊員李多慧，時隔將近兩個禮拜再度上threads發文，一改往日活潑氛圍，影片po出讓大批粉絲滿滿心疼。

[[味全龍韓籍啦啦隊員李多慧]]
“最近我看到了一些，跟我的中文有關的故事，大家別擔心，我真的真的沒事，還有我真的真的不喜歡抽菸”

一連重複多次，強調自己真的不喜歡抽菸，會如此認真闢謠，全是因為日前脫口秀演員林妍霏的這段表演。

[[脫口秀演員林妍霏]]
“李多慧就這樣
什麼
真的嗎
真的嗎
晚安晚安
回家回家快回家
啊有人類這樣講話的嗎”

模仿李多慧的口音、還有說話方式，接著還影射她私下行為與公開形象，差很大，影片迅速在網路上發酵，大批粉絲認為已經超出幽默界線。

[[脫口秀演員林妍霏]]
“我跟你講那個影片一看我就知道門關起來李多慧是什麼樣子
對不對
晚安回家回家
回家快回家
啊煩死了真的”

沉默多天後，李多慧也說，對自己的聲音跟語調等說話方式，有了新想法，會持續讓自己進步。來台至今早已跨足節目、主持、代言多項領域，相信她的努力，粉絲們都看得見。

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