One of the leading search engines in South Korea has blocked an a web page set up for people who hate the 6-year-old son of Vibe singer Yoon Min Soo.

A representative for the web portal Naver told the website Soompi on Monday that they blocked the web page (known as a fan cafe, or in this case an anti-cafe) for violating the website's terms of use.

"This site went against the user agreement and operating principles of the site," the Naver rep said.

"We're taking measures to limit the [anti-cafe]."

Yoon Hoo became an overnight child star after appearing with his father on the South Korean TV variety show "Daddy Where Are You Going?"

The person responsible for the hate site devoted to the 6-year-old reportedly defended their creation as a place that brings people together.

"Even though the site is a place where people who hate Yoon Hoo gather, it's still a cafe where people come and converse," the anti-fan wrote.

"Dad, Where Are You Going?" actor Lee Jong Hyuk had a message of his own for the anti- cafe's creator.

"A Yoon Hoo anti-cafe for Yoon Hoo, who is like an angel?" the star tweeted on Monday.

"Cafe owner, don't appear anywhere near me. Yoon Min Soo, ignore it all."

Yoon Min Soo's son is not the only "Dad, Where Are You Going?" child star to have an anti-cafe. There is also a members-only hate page devoted to Kim Sung Joo's son Kim Min Gook.

According to the site's administrator, the Yoon Hoo anti-cafe will be shut down next week.

"The cafe will be closed on June 17," the site owner wrote.

"Anti is just anti. Please refrain from cursing or criticizing."

K-pop fans flooded Soompi's message boards after news of the anti-fan café broke.

"So, do people hate random innocent people now? Geez." Windie Khyla Pultam wrote.

"Looks like someone is jealous a 6-year-old kid is on national TV and someone is not," Ethlenn wrote.

The K-pop fan claims that in this community, nothing is shocking.

"Anti-cafe for a kid? But somehow, hey, it's K-netizens, nothing can surprise me anymore."

Fan Yun You dislikes the whole anti-café concept.

"Anti fan club is one of the stupidest phenomenon in Korean society," Yun You wrote.

"'I don't like you, so I am fully right to scold at you on the Internet.' Such idiotic behavior [shows an] unhealthy state of mind."