Regardless if the celebrity is following them back, fans will still try their luck in messaging their favourite celebs on social media. Some fans are lucky to get a reply to their DMs while some are lucky to get a reply or like on Twitter.
Some “fans” however don’t have the word “boundaries” in their vocabulary as they have overstepped by doing something incredibly disturbing and inappropriate to their favourite celebs. Alvin Chong recently shared how he has received some lewd DMs from minors.

Malaysian singer and actor Alvin Chong (钟瑾桦) recently revealed to Gempak how he would often receive inappropriate direct or private messages from underage fans on his Instagram. The singer found it extremely disturbing how these kids are okay with sharing lewd photos of themselves with him.
“This happens a lot where I get pornographic photos on Instagram from both men and women. I also got these kind of photos from school kids. What has happened to Malaysia?”, he said. The 31-year-old added that he was shocked to find out about this issue and believes that this is a problem that should not be happening.
The “Don’t Ask Me Why” singer assures that he does not and will not respond to such inappropriate and lewd messages as he feels that would make matters worse. “I won’t ever reply to such messages because they might do it again if I paid attention to them. Since I don’t agree with their actions, it’s better to just keep quiet”.

Although Alvin is aware that no one can control what others choose to do on social media, he is still worried about the current generation. The “Aku Pilih Bahagia” star also reminds everyone that kids will always be curious to try anything so adults must carry out their responsibilities of properly educating them on what’s right or wrong.
The Penang-born actor promised that if he ever has kids of his own one day, he will teach and guide them so that they won’t get themselves involved in inappropriate acts or behaviours.
Source: Gempak
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