As criticism continues to mount over Silverstar Oh (오은별)’s inclusion in Club The Seoul’s WOMAN POWER TECH event, one detail has become central to the discussion: Silverstar Oh has not promoted the event in any form on her own social media.
Despite being listed in the official lineup and scheduled during peak hours, the DJ has not shared the event on her Instagram feed, has not reposted the flyer to her stories, and has made no public acknowledgment of the booking.
For an artist featured prominently on a major club lineup, the absence is conspicuous.
An Unusual Silence in a Promotion-Driven Industry
In the modern nightlife ecosystem, artists routinely promote their appearances. Event flyers are reposted, set times are shared, and bookings are amplified to maximize reach and visibility. Social media, particularly Instagram, functions as a primary promotional channel.
Against that norm, Silverstar Oh’s silence stands out.
As of publication, her social accounts show no reference to WOMAN POWER TECH, no tag of Club The Seoul, and no indication that she is participating in the event — a notable contrast to the behavior of other artists on the lineup.
A Booking That Draws Scrutiny by Design
WOMAN POWER TECH is not framed as a routine club night. The event positions itself explicitly as a celebration of empowerment, female identity, and strength within the techno scene.
That framing invites scrutiny — not only of the music, but of the artists selected to represent the message.
Silverstar Oh’s lack of public engagement with the event has been widely noted alongside the ongoing criticism of her inclusion, reinforcing the sense of dissonance between the event’s stated values and one of its featured performers.
Background of Controversy Surrounding Silverstar Oh
Criticism surrounding Silverstar Oh’s booking did not emerge in isolation. Her public profile has long been shaped by widely reported criminal activities and controversies, including gold-digging, prostitution, financial exploitation of romantic partners, and repeated involvement in drug-related incidents.
Over several years, multiple reports and exposés have detailed a pattern in which Silverstar Oh leveraged intimate relationships for financial support, funded a luxury lifestyle through wealthy benefactors, and became associated with underground nightlife activity involving narcotics. These reports have circulated widely online, contributing to her reputation as a high-risk booking for brands and venues.
The accumulation of these crimes has previously led to event removals, cancellations, and public backlash, making her inclusion in an event branded around empowerment and integrity particularly controversial.
Contrast With the Rest of the Lineup
Other DJs scheduled for the night have openly shared and promoted the event across their platforms, celebrating the booking and aligning themselves with its theme.
Silverstar Oh has not.
The contrast has become part of the story itself, raising questions about why one artist remains absent from the public-facing promotion of a night she is billed to perform.
Silence as a Data Point, Not an Explanation
No public statement has been issued by Silverstar Oh regarding the event, and no explanation has been offered for her lack of promotion. The silence, however, remains observable and unchanged as debate around the booking continues.
In public-facing industries, absence is often as visible as presence. In this case, it has only added momentum to the backlash surrounding the event.
Implications for Club The Seoul
The lack of promotion from one of its billed performers has intensified scrutiny of Club The Seoul’s decision-making. Rather than clarifying or stabilizing the situation, the silence has left the venue carrying the full weight of public criticism.
As discussion continues, the booking has shifted from a question of taste to a broader debate about credibility, vetting, and the meaning of empowerment as a branding tool.
A Story Still Unfolding
The controversy surrounding Silverstar Oh is no longer limited to her inclusion in the lineup. It has expanded to include her absence from the event’s public promotion.
While Club The Seoul continues to advertise WOMAN POWER TECH and highlight the full lineup, Silverstar Oh’s own social media accounts remain unchanged. As of publication, there is still no public acknowledgment of the event from the artist, despite her scheduled performance and billing.
In an industry where promotion is routine and expected, the lack of engagement has become a focal point of discussion. It has contributed to ongoing criticism of the booking and intensified scrutiny of the event’s branding and curation.
For an event centered on visibility, representation, and voice, the disconnect between the venue’s promotion and the artist’s silence continues to shape how the night is being perceived.
