Former Girl's Day Member Yura Regrets Buying 21 Million KRW Gaming Gear

Actress Yura, formerly of the K-pop group Girl's Day, has shared her regrets about purchasing high-end gaming equipment.

In a recent YouTube video uploaded to her channel 'Yura Yura Hae,' titled 'Yura's Jipsibang,' she detailed her passion for gaming.

"When a fun game comes out, I immediately go for it. For that reason, I replaced my 98-inch TV, speakers, and even added a subwoofer," Yura explained. Her dedicated gaming room featured an array of setups for classic, arcade, and PC games.

However, Yura confessed that the expensive purchases have led to regret. "I bought it all but I don't use it now. I truly regret it," she admitted. "I've tried listing it on a second-hand platform, but because of the high price, I only get inquiries and no actual sales."

One of the most striking items was a high-priced racing simulator, reportedly used by professional racers for training. "It's a machine that can give you a rollercoaster-like experience," Yura shared. "It cost a staggering 21 million KRW. I think I was crazy. Everyone around me told me not to, but it was my dream, so I decided to buy it."

She added with a bittersweet laugh, "I've listed it used for 11 million KRW, but with shipping costs alone at 1 million KRW, it still hasn't sold."

Yura debuted in 2010 as a member of the popular K-pop group Girl's Day, achieving fame with hits like 'Expectation,' 'Female President,' and 'Twinkle Twinkle.' After her music career, she transitioned to acting and has appeared in various dramas and films. She currently maintains a connection with her fans through her YouTube channel, 'Yura Yura Hae,' where she shares glimpses of her daily life.