Netizens are reacting to the former NCT and WayV member Lucas's recent documentary.

On an online forum, netizens commented on the screencaps gathered from Part 1 of a documentary about Lucas's current status, life, and relationships with his peers. In the video, he proceeded to talk about his former members and whether he keeps in touch with them.

The conversation with his manager reveals:

"Do you still keep in touch with the members? You used to box and play games together."

"Yes, But now, I sense a feeling of disappointment. I think they're disappointed in me."

"Disappointed in you?"

Lucas: "The members were all really shocked. And I felt sorry, so sorry that I couldn't even contact them. There was a lot going on then. I'm just so sorry."

In the comments section, Korean netizens were divided. Some disapproved of Lucas airing grievances and mentioning his former group members, criticizing the documentary's "emotional manipulation." However, others commended this part of the documentary for shedding light on the members' true feelings.

Reactions include:

"Is SM in support of this? What is happening?"
"He is starting to sell a pocketful of emotional manipulation again..."
"I think he should just really apologize to his victims"
"He gaslit people. And now he is just out doing that in the documentary."
"If you're really sorry, then don't mention the member"
"Well, he did leave his groups so whatever but the fact that SM is supporting this lmao"
"Okay...I understand since he keeps apologizing but I wish he could have just kept it to himself if he were truly sincere"
"I didn't like the documentary because if anyone had a really difficult time then it's his fellow members. But it looked like he was just trying to show us what a difficult time HE had"
"Didn't he speak ill of his fellow members to the girl at the time based on the controversies?"
"I'm sure he didn't intend this but to me I love the other members even more now because he just revealed that they were disappointed in him"

What are your thoughts?

Check out the full Part 1 of the documentary below.