Yuk Jun Seo, the controversial "Single's Inferno 4" star, is again the center of discussion in the cyber world across South Korea and abroad after intentionally responding to his doubters with humor and a laid-back attitude.

Yuk, dubbed the "Hall of Shame red flag," has been among the most discussed audience members on Netflix's controversial series since the show dropped in October, thanks to his treatment of fellow contestants.

The term "red flag" is often used to describe individuals who might be manipulative or problematic in relationships.

Shortly after the hate messages began flooding in, Yuk posted a response video on his channel, 6dory, on Feb. 7.

He responded humorously to critics by posting a video called "Sexy Midface," poking fun at his appearance.

However, Yuk appeared to take the negative feedback in his stride, even using the red flag emoji in his video to own the label.

Some netizens have even praised this as proof that he has a sense of humor while being able to control his image.

In fact, it only bolsters what they sort of already know: that Yuk exudes confidence and charisma — as if a new behind-the-scenes video of him on set for Calvin Klein's Valentine's Day shoot wouldn't do the trick.

The online discussion surrounding Yuk's approach has drawn mixed reactions on Reddit.

Some fans are appreciative of his honesty, while others are slamming him for his actions.

Whatever the public's reaction to the incident, Yuk Jun Seo definitely has a unique coping mechanism for dealing with public scrutiny.