Hip Hop Duo Crispi Crunch Sent to Hospital After Suffering Car Accident

[nightfrost75.livejournal.com]

The Crispi Crunch members are currently receiving treatment at a hospital for injuries stemming from a recent car accident.

It was belatedly revealed the Crispi Crunch duo suffered a car accident on December 6 after their van slipped on the icy road and crashed into barriers.

Though the members seemed fine initially and passed up on visiting a hospital, the members began experiencing the crash’s effects in the days that followed, leading to both members being admitted to a hospital in Gangnam to undergo tests and receive treatment.

A member of the duo’s agency said, “At the time of the accident, the members were so shocked they thought there weren’t any injuries they had suffered to their bodies but this was a mistake. They suddenly found their necks stiffening and other things that weren’t right with their bodies leading to them being admitted to a hospital.”

source: Eworldnews

Comments

[vvipforseungri.livejournal.com]

Korean drivers - 1239047398457
Kpop idols - 0

[pepper.livejournal.com]

Whats with car accidents lately? :|
Hope they'll be fine.

[shintotchi.livejournal.com]

Lately? Try for the past decade. :/

[sub-divided.livejournal.com]

Ice on the roads?

[kanbinayume.livejournal.com]

I hope they're both okay :(

[jessicamariek.livejournal.com]

gfdi guys stop with the car crashes. :(

[markthatcoin.livejournal.com]

Omg I hope they are ok!

Idk if this is a result of schedules, sleeplessness, lack of snow removal, idk! But I am nervous for everyone on the roads out there!

[shintotchi.livejournal.com]

It's just an overall onslaught of irresponsible driving. Managers who've had two hours of sleep are driving their artists from venue to venue, celebs are drinking and then driving, People are driving too fast. The snow is just an added condition to increase the chance of an accident. On top of that I'm pretty sure I read that their seatbelt regulations are crap. No one cares about seatbelts in a car, but on a bus,they wear them. :/

[markthatcoin.livejournal.com]

i'm kind of surprised to hear about the lack of seat belt culture. they have them on the charter/between city buses? i worked in India and there was no seat belt culture there; afaik at the time only drivers were required to buckle up. most people laughed at me for making sure i always buckled up in cars, but i was always pleased to run into some drivers who did expect their passengers to wear them. never saw a seat belt on a bus.

[shintotchi.livejournal.com]

I'm mad they didn't go to the hospital when it first happened. I need my bbs to take care of themselves. T_T I hope everything is fine and they recover healthily.

[clayray3290.livejournal.com]

Oh gosh, I hope they're okay. Their necks hurting sounds like it could be bad...I hope they take care!

[lonelymoon.livejournal.com]

Winter months, icy roads, bad drivers. I anticipate a rash of car accidents for the next few months.

[chibiyunie.livejournal.com]

Hope they are fine and get enough time to fully recover!

Seriously though, they should really drive more carefully in Korea. The amount of idols ending in car accidents is scarily high.

[seung-is-my-ho.livejournal.com]

omfg I hope it wasn't wiplash :'((( get good rest and get well soon, my crunchy crispies!!!

[gathyou.livejournal.com]

The neck pain could also be something minor. I had a car accident two years ago (minor one) around 12am and I started feeling really bad in the neck around the evening. I went to hospital pretty quick and one of the doctor there told me it was normal ; one aftermath of the accident. My muscles were all tense. I got neck pain for two days, and it went away. I hope it's the same thing for them, because it would mean that they'll be off with it pretty soon.
Be careful, Korean drivers. Especially with snow anc icy roads involved.