[Sasaeng Horror] Super Junior's Kyuhyun Reveals Dorm Intrusion! Someone Hid in a Fire Hydrant to Spy on Passwords
Super Junior member Kyuhyun recently shared a chilling dorm story in a show preview. He revealed that the dorm he lived in for 18 years was once infiltrated by fans, with some even hiding in fire hydrants to peek at the dorm door's password, leaving the guests on set utterly shocked.

MBN Releases Show Preview: Kyuhyun Talks About Feeling Scared Even at Home
On July 17th, MBN released a preview for their show, 《The Psychopath I Met》. In the video, Kyuhyun was asked if he ever felt scared at home, to which he replied, "Isn't it scary to be alone?" He then brought up his terrifying experiences from his dorm days.
Kyuhyun recalled, "I lived in the dorm for 18 years. Our dorm was also broken into by fans." He mentioned the troubles caused by sasaeng fans and further explained that the dorm environment was a corridor-style apartment.

Sasaeng Fans Hid in Fire Hydrants, All to Spy on Passwords
Kyuhyun revealed, "It used to be a corridor-style apartment. Aren't fire hydrants quite large? Someone hid inside a fire hydrant." This statement left everyone present utterly astonished.

After hearing this experience, Jun Hyun-moo exclaimed, "They were in there? No one would ever notice a fire hydrant." Nucksal followed up, saying, "No one would think someone could be inside a fire hydrant," struggling to find words.
Kyuhyun explained that because the fire hydrant was so close to the door, the person secretly hid there to observe the password. He stated, "I think corridor-style apartments require extra caution," recalling the fear he felt at the time.
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