By Henry Martin For Mailonline
Published: 22:29 GMT, 16 February 2019 | Updated: 22:29 GMT, 16 February 2019
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A high-end Korean nightclub linked to a prolific K-pop star has been accused of allowing female clubbers to be drugged so VIP guests could rape them.
Allegations of sexual abuse were made by a man claiming to be a former VIP member at the Burning Sun nightclub in Seoul, South Korea - which was linked with K-pop star Seungri.
The source said staff at the club would regularly text their rich customers telling them the venue had women 'ready' for them, local broadcaster MBC reported.
'They talk like they are talking about food or something. Staff there say they also have sex with women after drugging them so they fall unconscious,' the source said, according to the Korea Times.
Allegations of sexual abuse were made by a man claiming to be a former VIP member at the Burning Sun nightclub in Seoul, South Korea
The club was reportedly known as 'Seungri's Club,' a reference to 28-year-old K-pop star Lee Seung-hyun. There is no suggestion he was involved with the alleged wrongdoing
The club was reportedly known as 'Seungri's Club,' a reference to 28-year-old K-pop star Lee Seung-hyun, known as Seungri.
After the allegations emerged, staff revealed the musician - who is a member of K-pop group Big Bang, which has 10million YouTube subscribers - was not an owner but did
