Summary of why the '96 liners revolted (Headcanon)

Back during Son Heung-min's prime, no one could criticize him, whether in terms of skill or his standing within the team.
However, Son's form has dropped significantly, and even though players like Kim Min-jae are legendary defenders in their own right,
Son is always the captain, a guaranteed starter, the designated free-kick taker, and he monopolizes all the media spotlight and advertisements.
They waited, thinking he would retire soon, but there are no signs of that, and before they knew it, their own ages have passed into their 30s.
Furthermore, as they become senior players with followers—including Lee Kang-in (born in 2001) following him—they feel like there isn't much time left to be in the spotlight.
On top of that, because Son initiated a press boycott at a major stage like the World Cup due to backbiting issues, it seems the '96 liners, who were already dissatisfied with the biased media attention, finally exploded.
One-sentence summary: How long are you going to keep hogging everything? Let us have a turn too.