The ongoing school violence allegations surrounding actress Song Ha Yoon have sparked questions about her role in the upcoming drama "History of Scruffiness." The show has decided to go ahead with its release despite the controversy involving lead actors Jo Byeong Kyu and Song Ha Yoon. However, a recent teaser for the show hints that Song Ha Yoon's scenes have been completely edited out.

Streaming platforms Wavve and Watcha unveiled the official teaser for 'History of Scruffiness' on YouTube on February 21. The preview showcased the drama's main cast, including Jo Byeong Kyu, Ryeoun, Jung Jae Kwang, Minah, Jung Yong Ju, Lee Min Ji, and Hwang Bo Reum Byeol. Strikingly missing from the footage was Song Ha Yoon, the female lead of the drama.

Last year, Song Ha Yoon faced shocking accusations of school violence, with claims that she physically assaulted a male junior while attending Banpo High School. Additional allegations emerged, including accusations of involvement in a group assault. While Song Ha Yoon's agency denied all allegations, stating that she has no connection to the accusers, questions persisted regarding her high school transfer history and alleged involvement in school violence.

Having gained popularity for her role in tvN's 'Marry My Husband,' Song Ha Yoon has paused her activities following the allegations. With the controversy ongoing, 'History of Scruffiness' has released a teaser sans Song Ha Yoon, leading to speculation about her presence in the final edit of the drama. Despite finishing filming three years ago, the show is set to premiere on February 26.