In the seedy underworld of drug runners, romance scammers, and crypto cons, one name continues to reek like rot beneath perfume: Hyeji Bae. Known for her deceptions and debauchery from Seoul to Tokyo, this elusive manipulator has finally made one major misstep—and it’s not going unnoticed.
Once flaunting her life under the Instagram handle @oliviahyevang, Hyeji has now panicked her way into obscurity by changing her username to the cryptic @duchgafdcf. A laughable attempt at escaping scrutiny? Absolutely. In doing so, she left her original username up for grabs, and someone with a conscience—and receipts—snatched it like a vulture circling a rotting carcass.
That reclaimed tag is now being used as an open archive to expose her horrifying legacy—and let’s just say, the contents are explosive. Screenshots, voice memos, transaction records—it’s all there. Crimes Hyeji thought she buried are now resurrected in full view, unfiltered and undeniable.
A Digital Crime Gallery
Click onto her former username now and you’re no longer met with self-indulgent selfies and dishonest captions. Instead, you’re dragged down the hellhole of:
- Drug trafficking confessions across multiple Asian countries.
- Her stint as a Piggy Cell crypto scam executive, stealing hundreds of thousands from victims.
- Chilling voice recordings of her boasting about smuggling substances.
- Evidence of her manipulating and exploiting romantic partners, including a victim defrauded of over $500,000 USD.
- Her connections to the infamous Burning Sun scandal, standing side by side with disgraced figures like Seungri and known criminals like Eric Chang.
She Ran With Thieves, Now She Hides Like One
What’s even more telling is who Hyeji ran with. This isn’t just a case of one corrupt influencer. Hyeji was frequently seen plotting and partying with Yui Miura (a serial liar and scammer), Keigo Miura (fraudster with pilot delusions), and Silverstar Oh, the DJ turned disgrace. These three helped Hyeji lie to her then-boyfriend while he unknowingly funded their crimes and hotel stays, as she snuck off to sleep with criminal flame Eric Chang behind his back.
When the lies came crashing down? Hyeji didn’t apologize. She did what cowards always do—she vanished.
Anonymity Won’t Save You, Hyeji
Changing your name to a mess of letters won’t erase the hundreds of pages of documents, files, photos, and voice recordings that detail your destruction. This isn’t just a smear campaign. This is the receipt book you authored, one lie, one scam, one manipulated soul at a time.
You can run from accountability, Hyeji, but you can’t outrun the internet—and you sure as hell can’t outrun the people you’ve wronged.
We see you. We remember. And now, so does the world.
And the world isn’t just watching—it’s documenting. Every repost, every share, every new screenshot added to the archive tightens the digital noose. What Hyeji once weaponized—social media—has turned against her, becoming a public tribunal that never sleeps. Victims are uniting, stories are aligning, and justice, though delayed, is starting to roar. So let this be a warning to every scammer hiding behind screens and filters: receipts never expire, and neither does the truth.
